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Crossfall is a cozy single-player top-down RPG with turn-based combat, developed by a solo creator. Explore a tile-based world, take part in dialogues, complete quests, craft items, go fishing, and gather herbs. Improve your skills and shape your own build.
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A cozy single-player top-down RPG that I’m developing on my own. A large world (well, eventually), deep systems, and zero pay-to-win nonsense — just sit down and play.
Crossfall is a desktop turn-based RPG inspired by classic CRPGs, MMO-style progression systems, and cozy mini-games in the spirit of farming sims. You create a character, explore the world tile by tile, talk to its inhabitants, fight monsters, learn crafts, and uncover the story step by step. All of it works fully offline on your computer, with no internet connection, subscriptions, or anything like that required.
Combat here is about decisions, not mindless clicking. Aim at specific parts of an enemy’s body: headshots hit harder, while strikes to the limbs deal less damage. Protect your own vulnerable spots and read your opponent, because they adapt: hit the same place twice, and the enemy will start guarding it. Bleeding, poison, stun, and weakening effects tick down over rounds, turning every move into a small tactical puzzle.
Spells are divided into schools and learned through scrolls. Every character has their own magical mark — an affinity for a specific school: “native” magic costs less, while unfamiliar magic costs more. Equip up to seven spells at once and level each of them to mastery, reducing mana costs and cooldowns. Attack, defense, healing, debuffs — build your own playstyle.
Eleven equipment slots and a quick-access belt for potions and food. Items come in different grades — from common to angelic and demonic — along with a durability system, convenient drag-and-drop controls, stack splitting, and multi-select. Weapons, armor, jewelry, consumables, materials, recipes, keys, chests with contents, and much more.
Alchemy, blacksmithing, cooking, and crafting. Recipes are unlocked through items, dialogues, and events, while especially curious players can experiment by throwing together random ingredients and discovering new recipes through trial and error. Craft items one by one or in batches, but remember: failure is always possible.
Fishing, herb gathering, and woodcutting are separate activities with their own mechanics. They are a source of resources, a way to catch your breath between battles, and another reason to improve your skills.
It is not only your character level that grows. Every activity — fishing, gathering, combat — has its own mastery level, granting meaningful bonuses: more loot, shorter cooldowns, a chance for double resources, bonus experience, and more. The synergy system rewards combinations of actions with additional effects. The longer you play, the stronger and more distinctive your character becomes.
Branching dialogues with conditions, choices, and consequences. Quests — standard, repeatable, and daily — with hidden objectives. Factions with a reputation system: your actions change how entire groups see you. Merchants have their own wallets and inventories that refresh over time. NPCs live their own lives, and some patrol their routes. Dungeons feature random encounters and rewards. Under the hood, everything is powered by an event system — the world reacts to what you do.
A full achievement system with progress tracking and Steam integration.
Crossfall is made by one person — me. It is both terrifying and exciting. This is a passion project that is growing gradually, system by system. No paid loot boxes (well, technically there are chests, but not for real money), no “always online,” no race for your wallet — just an RPG that, I hope, feels good to come back to. Thank you for stopping by. Every review and every piece of feedback truly matters to me.
