An Amazing Wizard is a story-driven RPG where you explore procedurally generated worlds to uncover the hidden truth. To do so you need to defeat many enemies, bosses included, with spells you created by enchanting them with unique upgrades or even merging.
Play with over 250 Artifacts, 100+ Spells, and dozens of Magic Weapons to unlock and use. After every death, you'll respawn in a different world. There are no checkpoints...
7 PLAYABLE CHARACTERS - Unlock and play as one of the 7 Elemental Wizards. Each has its subclasses!
5 NONLINEAR LEVELS - Only 5 levels? Yes, but each time you die you will respawn in one of the four nature-inspired worlds and face other enemies based on the current biome.
HUGE SKILL TREES - Fill the world with more content, unlock new skills and weapons, or simply become stronger. 7 skill trees and 2 shops are ready to be explored. Demo is available now : )
An Amazing Wizardis developed by Jakub Dąbrowski. All assets used in this blog belong to the rightful owner.
Below the Stone is a punishing pixel-art roguelike about dwarves on the quest for the deepest depths. A place where each and every descent will lead to new adventures -- and where only the most determined players with many lost lives will be rewarded by the hidden world lying below the stone.
Every dwarf starts their adventure with two things in mind: How deep they can go, and what shiny new things they can bring up to their fellow dwarves. Each adventure will lead to new adventures as a procedurally generated underground leads you through danger, treasure, and most of all adventure. Extra resources may be brought back for one’s own use on future expeditions as well!
Below the Stone takes inspiration from old games we’ve all played growing up, as well as new twists and turns that can be compared to the caves you explore! If you love spending hours, or short breaks on mining, exploring, and progressing to the deepest depths of a fantasy world, Below the Stone is the game you should dig into!
Game Features:
Procedurally generated worlds which lead to a new adventure in every descent.
Dozens of biomes to explore with unique creatures, fauna, and resources to explore and log.
Multiple layers to explore.
Mining precious resources to progress your dwarf.
Full character customization.
A Dwarven Kingdom with many cool characters to meet.
Custom Cave missions for every descent.
Roguelike experience (If you die, you lose everything you brought with you!)
Safely store extra loot and resources at the Dwarven Kingdom.
An hour long soundtrack to immerse yourself into a fantasy spelunking experience.
Future plans for potential Co-op mode.
Multiple Gaming Systems!
Dwarves!
Digging holes!
Below the Stoneis developed by Strollart Studiosand is published by ApogeeEntertainment. All assets used in this blog belong to the rightful owner.
Contact the team via their email:Belowthestoneofficial@gmail.com
Village elder, help us! Build your village and lead your Pips to fight off hundreds of events in dotAGE, the merciless town builder. dotAGE is a turn-based roguelite village sim. Will you fulfill the Prophecy?
You are the Elder. You had a vision of a doomed future, so you took a handful of Pips, your fellow villagers, and led them to an empty valley to start anew. They need your guidance to survive the events foretold by the Prophecy, so make sure your Pips work hard!
History:
Digital Boardgame: classical town-builder gameplay in a turn-based fashion, with a claustrophobic map reminiscent of European-style board games.
Endless Content: dozens of buildings to research, with full production chains from raw materials to finished products.
The Prophecy Looms: the complex Fate system will throw more than 500 events at you to fight off. From simple coughs to earthquakes, from tornadoes to plagues, from volcanoes to inondations, from taxes to kittens, from diseases to furious murders.
The world changes: life becomes harder and harder as you play, keep an eye on the current levels of Fear, Sickness, Heat, Cold, and Cataclysm!
Cute yet merciless pixels: the cute pixel art details all the harsh realities of these Dark Ages. Don’t get fooled by the happy colors!
All different playthroughs: Play a different game and a different story each time thanks to the Fate system and a dynamic research tree
Listen to the Montpellier Codex: real medieval music rearranged in a retro game style is waiting for you
An Apocalyptic goal: reach the end of these dark times and fight the Apocalypse to win the game.
dotAGE is developed by CKC Games - Michele Pirovano. All assets used in this blog belong to the rightful owner.
Embark on an epic journey as Brocula, a vampire awoken from a 500-year slumber in a world unrecognizable to him. Stripped of his wealth, he must navigate the daunting maze of capitalism, taking on part-time jobs at the local garage, coffee shop, and restaurant to earn a meager living. But that's not all—his ancestral castle, now in ruins, poses another challenge. Work tirelessly to repair the dilapidated fortress, all while facing the bureaucratic hurdles of reclaiming its ownership from the town's mayor.
Engage in a captivating gameplay loop that revolves around money and societal struggles. Tend to your crops, cultivate a flourishing farm right next to the castle, and sell your harvest for profit. Immerse yourself in the art of fishing, honing your skills to reel in a bountiful catch that can be used for cooking delicious meals.
Yet, as a vampire, your responsibilities extend beyond mundane chores. Manage your cult, restoring the once-forgotten church and conducting regular sermons to gather the lifeblood you crave. Venture into the treacherous depths of the everchanging forest, an enigmatic dungeon teeming with monstrous creatures and valuable treasures, ripe for the taking.
Experience the rich tapestry of Brocula's world through stunning visuals showcased in our screenshots and cinematic trailer. Will you rise against the perils of capitalism, reclaim your heritage, and forge your own destiny? Unleash the immortal within and embark on an unforgettable quest!"
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Brocula is developed byPrateek Jadhwani. All assets used in this blog belong to the rightful owner.
Have you ever had dreams about the apocalypse or maybe fighting off zombies? We did, and Mega Cat Studios had the awesome chance to interview the Producer from Coldwild Games, Vladimir Slav, about the development of their up-and-coming turn-based zombie RPG, Stories from the Outbreak. Get your guard up and prepare your weapons as we get to know their story on making this game.
How was this game born?
We want to make fun games that try to tell a story or provide a specific experience. The main idea is to combine and reflect on the fragmentation of society through gameplay mechanics and the fates of different people.
What was development like?
The project was overambitious at first, but we toned it down and focused on a few systems that we wanted to perfect. The map became smaller, but much more intense in terms of events. The Combatwas the primary focus for multiple months of development.
What did you learn about yourself through this game?
That longer projects are still tough to complete but are doable. We’ve learned that we can rely on one another and solve things together, through ups and downs.
What makes this game special?
Eastern/northern-European setting. There are not many games that take place in Latvia, showing a pretty unique fusion between different cultures.
How does sound play a role in the game?
We’ve tried to create an apocalyptic atmosphere with a soundtrack made by Roman Lamcev: he actually built some of the instruments that he used to record it, to give the soundtrack a “makeshift” vibe, as if it was made with instruments built after the apocalypse.
What games influenced this one the most?
Octopath Traveller, Darkest Dungeon, Slay the Spire, Faster than Light
Any fun stories or wild moments during development?
When I had to describe a conversation system between characters to the team, I took a chat log and split it algorithmically: * person 1 does something -> * person 2 reacts -> * person 1 gives a reply. Based on this, we’ve built an in-game conversation engine.
Do you think preserving older gameplay mechanics in new games is important?
I think every mechanic should serve a purpose and answer the question “what am I trying to achieve.” If an older game mechanics achieve something best – there is no need to discard it only because of its age.
What's your favorite memory as a gamer?
Playing Heroes of Might and Magic 3 and appreciating every part of it.
Who will enjoy this game the most?
People who like JRPGs and games with roguelike mechanics; people who like apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic games.
Bottom Line, why must someone play this game?
Zombies, stories, amazing turn-based combat.
How do you want this game to be remembered?
I want the final version of the game (post-early access) to be not only great gameplay-wise but also a storytelling tool that shows the fates of different people and how they deal with hardships and go through the apocalypse together, as different as they might be.
What's next?
Early access release, then a marathon towards the full one. More characters, more items, more stories to tell.
Anything else you'd like to add?
Thank you for your questions and good luck with your own games!
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