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Story
War has ended in Seralia, but the scars are far from healed.
Decades of fighting have ended in a stalemate. The citizens are left to pick up the pieces. Precocious teenager Chel embarks on a cross-country trip to track down her family and unravel the secrets of a missing generation. Along the way, she meets loyal comrades and other-wordly foes. Seralia may be in ruins, but a new day is dawning.
Gameplay
Classic RPG gameplay with modern refinements and infinite customization. No two playthroughs will be the same!
- Fast active time combat
- Complete customization: determine character stat progression and weapon proficiencies
- Crafting system: create attack items and buff/debuff items for unique strategies
- Ammo system: equip weapon-specific ammo types to give your attacks a kick! Deal explosion damage, status effects, and more
- Hack into computers, operate cranes, and ride a motorcycle through the wartorn country side
- 6-8 hours of condensed RPG goodness. A brief RPG that you can replay for a new experience each time!
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
A great little turn based RPG
The art style and colour choices reminds me a lot of old Game Boy games and the game still looking good regardless of the colour palette you choose really speaks to the thought that went into the art.
The store page describes the game as "A brief RPG that you can replay" and I completely agree with this statement. I played through the game multiple times and had the game been another long RPG I probably wouldn't have even thought about playing it more than once.
Steam User 0
The game boy aesthetic is not really my thing, but it is pulled off very well.
It has some definite interface issues, like not being able to rearrange your items, or there being no way to exit the game from the main menu. Doesn't drag the experience down much, just minor annoyances.
Early on there's not much to the character customization, and there's no particular reason to specialize characters or build one way or another. But once you get enough weapon upgrade choices around midgame it starts becoming more interesting to build characters in different ways.
And finally I think the story was one of the better written ones among the indie RPGs that I've played. It moves quickly over its ~8 hour runtime and there were some developments I didn't expect.
Steam User 0
If anyone likes "war" games and 8 bit style stuff I say go and try it! I'm not into "war" stuff but this was really good for sure =)