Classic RPG (CRPG)

Classic RPGs feature traditional role-playing elements, typically with complex narratives and strategic combat systems. Players progress by completing quests, exploring the world, and interacting with NPCs (Non-Player Characters).

Action RPG (ARPG)

Action RPGs combine role-playing with action elements, focusing on real-time combat and player skill. These games have a faster pace, with intense and intuitive battles. Examples include the "Diablo" series.

Strategy RPG (SRPG)

Strategy RPGs blend role-playing with strategy game elements, often featuring grid-based maps for combat. Players must consider unit movements and positioning. Notable examples are the "Fire Emblem" series.

Online RPG (MMORPG)

Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs) allow numerous players to interact in a virtual world simultaneously. Players can form teams, join guilds, and engage in PvP (Player vs. Player) combat. Examples include "World of Warcraft" and "Final Fantasy XIV."