‘Super2D turn-based RPG’ Amphibian announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC
Due out in 2028.
JARCORP Interactive has announced Amphibian, a “Super2D turn-based RPG” coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC via Steam in 2028.
“The guiding principle of Amphibian is the synthesis of intentionality and purpose,” said co-creators and JARCORP Interactive co-founders Greg Alexandropoulos and James Roumeliotis in a press release. “Where every aspect of the gameplay matters. We’re making Amphibian for RPG fans who want an emotional, impactful experience, weaved into a concise, hard-hitting, turn-based adventure.”
Here is an overview of the game, via its official website:
About
A countrywide drought forces Sapo and his frog allies into war against the invading toads in this Super2D turn-based RPG.
Save The Pond
A countrywide drought forces Sapo and his frog allies into war against the invading toads. As dehydration and starvation grips the pond, they must hurry to find a solution to the crisis—and liberate their homeland.
Managing Your Party
Resources in Amphibian are limited. There is no economy, there are no shops, and no buying and selling of items. Maintaining party health and managing items is critical; a single blow can render persistent, grievous injuries.
Amphibian‘s characters develop in unique ways where no two playthroughs are alike, and where players must train their heroes while managing constantly shifting challenges and obstacles.
For RPG Fanatics, By RPG Veterans
Amphibian delivers tense turn-based battles paired with 2D and isometric exploration and old-school puzzles and riddles, combining the best elements of classics such as Golden Sun, Fire Emblem, and Resident Evil.
Amphibian replaces random encounters and level grinding with fully curated battles and intentionally limited side content, creating a forward-driving campaign where every encounter, secret, and system serves the story.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View a set of screenshots at the gallery.

























