Bestiario Builds a Spanish RPG Vocabulary Around the Letter N
The ÑRPG label is a naming move: Wiggin Industries is claiming a regional tradition inside a genre that Japanese studios have long defined, and pitching Spanish folklore rather than generic Western fantasy.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Wiggin Industries showed its turn-based RPG Bestiario at SAGA Barcelona Game Fest 2026. The Barcelona studio's game is set in a modern Spain where folklore creatures return as "Disruption." Development lead Robert Aguilar positions the project in a genre the team calls "ÑRPG." It uses a social and calendar system influenced by Persona and active turn-based combat influenced by Grandia.
The protagonist is Axis, a young man who carries a guitar and uses it in battle. Companions include Lilith, a dog who speaks human language, and Viana, a spirited woman. Enemies come from Spanish folklore, among them Ojancano, the one-handed giant with ten fingers, the half-crocodile, half-butterfly Cocollona, and the weather-controlling great serpent Tarasca.
Players travel regions of Spain, including the hilly region of Asturias, confronting incidents and the larger conspiracy behind them. Bestiario raised funding from over 5,500 backers at 4.7 times its goal in a 2024 Kickstarter campaign.
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