>>3942338
6
Exactly 6

Fuck you faggot this isn’t a thread it’s a five second google search you were too lazy to tab over to
Kill yourself

>>3942354
im trans and black btw forgot to mention

>>3942338
Yakuza

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>>3942338
There are tons.
>Yakuza/Like A Dragon series
>Tokyo Xanadu (+upcoming Kyoto Xanadu)
>The World Ends With You (OG + NEO)
>Blue Reflection 1/2
>Caligula Effect 1/2
>Monark
>Reynatis
>Varlet
>Eternights
>Mato Anomalies
>Dusk Diver 1/2
>Loop8: Summer of Gods
>Akiba's Trip series
>Mind Zero
I'm sure I'm still forgetting some, but these are all on Steam except for OG TWEWY which has a Switch remaster you can easily emulate.

>>3942389
If future counts, then SMT:V

>>3942354
The point is to discuss them, its a conversation starter, retard.

>>3942338
Too few, and mainly chink games

>>3942338
Final Fantasy 15 is a interesting take on this since it takes place in 21st century equivalent of a fantasy world.

>>3942338
I am actually on a similar search but for wrpgs and im quite sure its literally just vmtb and xenus boiling point. Gonna add smt and persona to that list but ive never played them

>>3942455
SMT are post-apo stories. Its spin offs like Devil Summoners and Personas do count.

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Cheeky but also kind of serious question. Would Earthbound still be considered a modern setting? Or are the halcyon days of the 80's where it's set as lost to time as any medieval era rpg?

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Troubleshooter

>>3942482
Mother/Earthbound has too many fantasy elements, so it feels like a fantasy setting first and foremost, I would say.

>>3942451
shame it sucks and has a true ending novel

>>3942389
Half of these are not RPGs though

>>3942563
lol

>>3942482
Personally I'd consider it a modern setting as there are cars and things. I don't think the fantastical elements take away from it.

>>3942482
There's cars, modern infrastructure, the protagonist is clearly meant to be a normal looking kid from a modern time, etc so I'd say it counts more than it doesn't. It's really so all over the place that you could almost call the anachronism itself the setting rather than weigh which element is stronger, but I don't think any of this stuff is really mutually exclusive.

>>3942338
Define "modern"

>>3943042
I would consider a "modern" setting to be anything reminiscent of the 1980s up to current day. It's pretty vague but I'd take anything resembling current society give or take 20 years.

>>3942338
Final Fantasy 7

>>3942338
>role playing game games

>>3947720
POST terminal approved, ATM machine required, PC computer

>>3942497
Great game

>>3947730
I hope you get the HIV virus.

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Ghostwire:Touhouhou is sorely understood but this is what peak modern fantasy rpgs looks like.

>>3942389
Thank you for the list of modern settings in RPGs.

>>3942338
>just woke up
>had a dream where Tony Hawk Pro Skater had released a skateboard attachment and you could roll around in the house and it would replicate the gameplay in game
>and it had a collab with Atlus to make a version of Persona 5 Royal where Joker’s kickflipping and zooming around the whole game on a board and the more skills you did the more ranked up with confidants or damage to shadows you did
>WOO LOOKING COOL JOKER

>wake up and realize how retarded that sounds
Anyway good morning everyone I can’t find that snail comic reaction image I wanted to post with that

>>3948836
I ended up picking it up because you mentioned it in the thread and I just finished it. It was a pretty solid 7/10 game. The fact that you never met Ed or Dale was kind of weird, I was expecting an after credit scene of Akito teaming up with them and taking the place of KK or something..

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Megaman Battle Network

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Mega Man Star Force series.

>>3942338
River City Ransom

>>3942518
Yeah. Plus they are too much of cowards for letting go the usual swords and shields.

>>3942338
>Aside from SMT/Persona how many RPG games take place in a modern setting?
Bloodlines (VtmB)

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>>3957293

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>>3942456
>SMT are post-apo stories.

Sometimes they're "mid-apocalypse" like the first part of SMT1, or Devil Survivor 1. I'd like another game like that.

>>3948836
I like this game but it's kind of "we have Okami at home"

>>3942389
I actually went game by game on this list and holy shit... Aside from most of those not even being RPGs you have absolute fucking dogshit goddamn taste in video games. Fucking smash your computer and uninstall steam right now. Jesus fucking christ.

Deltarune

>>3942338
GTA SA
THPS series

>>3962443
Do you think you might be overreacting just a little?

>>3962443
do you think you might be illiterate just a little?

>>3965031
>>3965046
samefagging won't get you anywhere, you're the /k/ equivalent of a no-guns
a no-RPGs

>>3965062
I'm not trying to get anywhere, I was just laughing at your unhinged spergout

>>3965066
you don't seem like the type to get anywhere in life, honestly
I mean, can you even make an RPG list?

>>3965074
I know, right? Who would ever give a job interview or home loan to someone who can't put an RPG list you like together?

>>3965164
this anon can't even get fired up when an rpg OST kicks in, cause that would require having a LIST of favorite songs

>>3965164
It must've been fun trolling in a rather dead board

>>3942338
You have to stretch the definition of "modern setting", but I think you want the Trails series of games.

From a setting standpoint, a hundred years ago the world was in a vaguely FFT-style era of tech and politics. Then the "orbal revolution" happened and things modernized very quickly. There's electricity, cars, phones, guns, even computers and the internet.

The reason I bring it up is that it feels much more modern than even literal modern settings, like Persona. The reason why is that the modern stuff is weaved throughout the entire game, it's not a separate, distinct part from the fantastical.

You gain magic by slotting gems into your phone. There are sidequests about destroying monsters, but then there are ones about taking pictures for newspapers, running security on a train, locating lost tourists, testing new computers, cooking food for a restaurant, etc. etc.

And the main stories are often full of very modern ideas, like trade conferences, information blackouts, political tension between NGOs, etc.

To be clear there are also major, major fantastical and scifi elements, but at its core it's a modern setting and is easily the best one out there.

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All the Digimon Story and World games