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Version 1.3.4 · 2025-04-12
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The store currently lists version 1.3.4, updated 2025-04-12.








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Welcome to "The MisAdventures of Xenos," a hilarious parody of classic fantasy RPGs! In this turn-based adventure, you play as Princess Fayne, who sets out to rescue her hero, Xenos, after he is kidnapped by one of the Demon Lord's underlings. With Fayne as the protagonist, this game turns the typical hero-rescues-princess trope on its head and gives players a fresh and entertaining perspective.
Prepare for an epic quest filled with crude humor and ridiculous antics as Fayne battles her way through a world of danger and mischief. The game features a classic turn-based combat system that pays homage to the RPGs of the past, complete with challenging bosses and a variety of strategic options to master.
With a retro-inspired 2D art style, there's plenty of visual charm to complement the game's irreverent humor.…
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