Well Pawprints is indeed pretty unique,   though it's by no means the only game out there and you certainly have several other major options to choose from.

First off is entombed.
This is  a real landmark title for audiogames.
The game combines trotting through a preceedurally generated random dungeon, with turn based multi character battles.  Each character has two  jobs, and though you start off  with just the one character you'll rescue two others. That's aside from your pet wolf who fights with you, and other random  minians who might be on your side such as  necromancer's raised skeletons.
What is particularly noteworthy in Entombed is that  what characters you rescue is very random.
So, while you might start with a fairly  compitant half elf wizard, you might be unfortunate and rescue a Halfling barbarian. Fortunately, you can make that barbarian's second job something like Bard to take advantage of their quickness while not relying on their strength.
There is an extensive demo where you can play the first 8 flaws,  and have a choice of six starting races and 11 jobs, though in the main version their are 18 jobs and 13 races.

Then, there is manamon. I'm not exactly sure if this is what your looking for, since Manamon is in some ways a  single player game, however since your playing a manamon tamer who wanders around with a party of multiple monsters, battles definitely involve more than one character.  Battles  are turn based and oncemore, heavily strategical, in terms of what manamon you take into battle with you, how you train and equip them etc , indeed I haven't quite worked out all my manamon strategies myself .

Combine this with lots of equips, and lots of different training options, and you've got the recipe for masses of customization, perhaps even too much.
Again, a landmark title and one that is highly recommended.
Oh, and btw, story is much darker than pokemon if you were wondering .

That is as far as itgoes for   multi character games in actual audio, though it is worth noting that "heroe's call" currently in development will I think involve multiple characters and shoul really! rock.

In terms of browser games however, one you might want to look into is path to pelantas. This is sort of a  hybrid of sports  management, a little strategic building, and multiplayer rpg.
You are a lord with a team of heroes. bAttles can get reall complex here, because your heroes each have different positions and attacks, as well as strengths and weaknesses, and the strategy of the game involves how you set them up, as battles are  pretty automatic.
It's heavy on the pvp with you being required to fight matches against other players teams of heroes in the arena, although there are also options for questing, taxes and doing various other things as well.

Then, another title you might want to try is Silver sword for Ios.
This actually is an attempt at a game similar to what I believe wizardry was like for mobile  platforms.
You again have a party of characters, multiple attacks, wandering round a map, even inventory management for each person.
The only thing with Silver sword (and the reason it hasn't got a  database entry as yet), is that accessibility with voiceover has been rather ropy in the past.
For a start, it's taken quite some time for the developer to add a coordinates based movement system. Then,  though battles are turn based, text appears in real time and then disappears, which is rather odd.

I do know people have played it successfully, but how accessible it actually is I'm not %100 sure myself, as it's something I need to sit down with and spend some time working on.
There is a page about it on the applevis site here

Hth.

Thanks for your suggestions guys, I am already started with Manamon.
It is quite good, but since I am playing the free (deno?) version, I am still missing the real fun, which is usually granted to me by PvP, or eventually cooperation with real, alive people, instead of dumb AIs.

Hey Dark, I am glad you posted here too, since I have a question to you!

Namely I found an online browser game, which I am pretty much convinced I will like
, and it was you who wrote its detailed description at this site.

The game is called Monster Breeder, I like its theme and idea, and judging by your description, it features quite a lot of PvP action.

However, I have a "slight"...actually a very annoying problem with the registration procedure on its homepage:

I tried filling all required fields, (except the "preferred by" one, which can be left empty, according to its explanation at least), and I am definitely sure I silled all the reqiorements correctly almost each single time.

Still, after each registration try, the game reports some kind of error related with some so-called Mysql called issue, claiming I gave a different number from the required one. (for example 0 instead of 1, or 3 instead of 2)

So can you please tel me what the hell that stuff with Mysql and paraneters is about, and explain me how this issue is supposed to be solved???

EDIT:
The high randomness factor in Entombed sounds really inviting to me, it is making the game almost a "sandbox-type"one, which was always the kind of FRP-strategies I always preferred...
So it is the next game I am going to try out, already downloaded it, and it turns out to be really that good, I shall buy its full version in a few days for sure!
I just looove such non-linear, creative, and unpredictable games, so I just feel sorry PvP is probably not allowed in it,, even after buying and playing it online...bu I fure hope there will be at least some types of competitions instead! (as "PvP-replacement" I mean)

THX for its recommendation again!!!

Well Caccio, as far as monster breeder goes, unfortunately the game had awesome potential and was very unique but then development literally just stopped dead.
it was quite a shame really since the game was awesome.

I don't recall any registration troubles, but that was back in the day the game was being maintained, and I'm not sure what is happening with it now. I'd suggest you contact the developer.

Pvp in multi strategy audiogames isn't something we've got a lot of, but if you look at the world of online games you will probably find better efforts.
One game I forgot to mention for example, which definitely has pvp for those who want it is puppet nightmares.

Puppet nightmares is another creature based game like manamon or monster breeder  but with dark, gothic evil things  called soul puppets.
You have a team of three soul puppets and mostly fight other teams of three, either in pvp battles if you want, or  in dungeons.

What makes the game unique, is that each puppet has a full set of equip locations,  five special skills, six different elements, combat diciplins and  more! and of course your controlling a party of three, but  can collect a lot more, from standard types, to  breeding enemies, to limited edition puppets released  each month (though older ones are always available and occasionally rereleased).

I will say the game has a twisted, dark and in several places rather adult sense of humour, for example when you "breed" soul puppets you literally take them to a  brothel, but  in terms of it's mechanics, story and battles it's one I think you'd like provided you can get to navigating the  webpages okay.

Well in terms of online cooperation etc,  that's not really something Entombed involves.
The only real online feature is online  score posting and access to the  bizarre where you can post weapons for other players to buy.
As I said, if your looking for the hole guilds, pvp type of thing, your not going to find that in an audiogame, even Manamon's online features are clunky at best.

The main things you get for buying entombed is a huuuuuuge!  lot more game content for your single player game.
not just a much  larger dungeon with more creatures, but far more races and jobs, and since the jobs also affect your enemies and your own progress,  even the levels that exist in both the demo and full version are more interesting to play.

I will say I did  hear Jason was working on an Entombed ii with some of the major inequities in the first game fixed, eg, magic spells can miss, and there was a rank system planned to allow  fighters to take the brunt of damage while mages and weaker ranged combatants  were protected.
We've not heard anything about the development for a while but I wouldn't  be surprise if we do at some point in the future.

In the mean time,  I can heartily recommend  entombed.

I played Monster Breeder for a while and can't really recommend it. The developer has stopped working on it years ago, and sadly it isn't really all that interesting. The travel and battles are boring and slow, and there's basicly no active players around.

2 good news guys!!!

1. I sent an email to the developers of Monster Breeder about the registration problem, and they already replied, telling me how they fixed the issue.
And indeed, I finally managed to register, and am about to start learning the gameplay.
(I just hope I will like that game more than the person with the last comment about it, even if there are quite a few human players left in it)

2. I managed to find another interesting game I like very much, (this time all by myself, lol!), and this one is even free, all it required me to do was confirming my email-address.
The game is called Tactical Battle, it has dozens of maps, (each with more missions/quests), and it mostly fits my game-expectations.

So yeah, even as a blind man, I already found 9 (offline/online) games, of which I hope to provide me a longer time of entertainment!!!

So far,, my choices were: Swamp, Entombed, Manamon,  Altereon, Tactical Battle, Paw Prints, Dracor, Core Exile, and Monster Breeder.

Ok, you convinced me about that Puppet-game, gonna try it out now, but I guess that will end my search for some time, after all there will already be 10 games I plan to get the grip of, and play on a regular basis, while also planning to actually advance, scire achievements and (hopefully) successes in them...
In fact, that is already more games than I used to regularily gocus on before my vision-loss!

However, in case you guys happen to know, or find out about a good-quality-PvP oriented MMO browser game, please still do let me know, since those are still missing from my current "chosen-game" collection!

Oh, I just read...Puppet Nightmare DOES feature PvP, and accordingly an interesting, more complex one even...

Yep, pvp in puppet nightmares certainly, although only for those who wish.

What is particularly cool, is there is the automatic kind of pvp, where you battle people who are offline, but you can also have online battles with people, which works a little like a turn based  game, with you choosing your puppet's actions and hitting submit and the other person having to respond.
So long as you choose a reasonably long turn interval to give you time to decide what your doing it can work very well, and that's from someone who really doesn't enjoy pvp much .

@DanC: No question, JGT is awesome. I'm pretty sure I know what puzzle you're refering to as well .

@IanReed: I forgot that the JGT guide mentions CoolSoft. It's nice to have a package to help people get going with the games with as little fuss as possible and then let them go and get expansions like Clipboard2SAPI as wanted or needed.

Caccio72: If you're into mudding at all, the mud Godwars2 is based entirely off of complex PVP.

In terms of browser-based games with PVP, I think Core Exiles has a mech battling system. Billy Versus Snakeman also has a lot of PVP options, though it's been a long time since I played so I can't really describe them in detail.

Thanks people, but I don't need any game-translations, I both speak and wrote english totally fluently. (errr...just try ignoring my typos, they are caused by my still lacking blind-typing skill)

As for Entombed, I just bought, and upgraded it to full version.
Normally I already applied its patch 2 days ago.

And still...NO BAZAR at all...not even the high-dcore list can be loaded in...

What the bloody hell is wrong??????

(please forgive me for being this pissed-off, but after all it was MY damn-hard saved money, so I do expect to get what I spent it on!!!

@caccio72:

If you read back in the topic, you'll see that we aren't talking about translating english games, but instead using translation services to play japanese games that aren't available in english. If you've ever heard of games like Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy Tactics, Dragon Quest or Xenogears, these are the types of games we're talking about. In most cases, these genres aren't represented in the english audio games market at all.

As a side note, every one of the japanese RPGs are free so far.

You can't access the bazaar until you reach the third level of the dungeon. It's not accessible from the very beginning of the game.