RPS Saga Review: Rock, Paper, Scissors gets a makeover, but ultimately it`s what`s underneath that matters.
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RPS Saga aims to redefine what it means to play Rock, Paper, Scissors; it was a nice attempt. Rock, Paper, Scissors is probably one of the first games I ever played as a child (unless you count Patty Cake) and I still play it anytime I need to settle and argument with my older brother. What can I say; old habits die hard. RPS Saga puts a spin on the classic hand game by putting it in a fantasy-RPG setting and injecting a little strategy into the gameplay. Play RPS Saga today! Story & Setting Unfortunately, I don`t have a lot to say about the story since most of it is in a language I don`t understand. Upon loading the game the first time, I was launched into a little cinematic sequence that had — what I`m assuming — Japanese text over it. Which meant I had to rely on the visuals of the opening sequence to try and formulate a story: here`s what I came up with. The world is in danger causing young Ashtan to seek out other powerful heroes to obtain their magic cr...