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Areia: Pathway to dawn is a fascinating adventure that takes you through the different stages of enlightenment. A relaxing experience combined with unique gameplay. A journey like no other. Engage yourself with the mysterious existence of your Self and the world around you. Create paths and solve puzzles with a fluid and straightforward game mechanic. Discover different realms as you venture into the unknown. Collect the fragments of your past, and uncover the meaning behind your existence. Immerse yourself into relaxation with our handcrafted visuals and soundtracks. Areia: Pathway to dawn is an adventure to be discovered and felt with your deepest emotions.
Steam User 12
Really solid tactical RPG, feels very similar to FTL in terms of map exploration but very different in combat. Items and levels carry over between runs, you unlock more characters and items by simply playing more of the campaign and doing more of just about everything in the game.
Steam User 8
Every adventure is straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.
Gorgeous pixel graphics and evocative music.
Excellent little retro blend of just the right amount of turn based tactical combat, party based RPG mechanics, resource management and map exploration decisions.
Just the perfect way to spend quality time with your children teaching them about the Third Reich.
Steam User 8
Honestly, the more I played this game the more I was digging its vibes. There are a few things I would tweek to make the UI more friendly but ultimately I can't deny its overall charm.
It's basically X-Com meets Roguelite meets Curious Expedition (if you know of that game).
The pixel art is fantastic, and the music is solid as well. The whole thing really got me immersed, and even if your entire team gets wiped out it'll let you struggle to continue and perhaps find your legs again.
Solid game. 7/10.
Steam User 9
Great Strategy turn-based adventure game, that would be familiar to anyone who's watched Indiana Jones.
Go on adventure in 1930s Egypt, Djibouti and the Arabian desert, fight Nazis and cultists, and discover what they're scheming towards.
- More than 20 weapons with different tiers (uncommon, rare, etc..).
- Over 12 characters to play with, some with pre-requisite challenges to unlock.
- Solid level-up system, with branching choices.
- Good choice and consequence points.
Overall fun and well-researched game, that's worth a try :)
Steam User 7
Great game with absolute gorgeous pixel graphics. The challenging gameplay will keep me from completing it, although I would love to spend more time with it.
Steam User 6
Pathway is a very fun and well-designed turn-based grid strategy game. You can unlock a total of 16 characters, each with their own stats, talents, and skill trees! There are 5 story adventures and a massive number of different events to go through and experience while playing.
The achievements in Pathway are a mixed bag. Outside of progression and hardmode, achievements are either for random events or doing something X number of times. Most of these are fine, but because of the sheer number of events and the rarity of some of them, the event achievements can be frustrating to find. I spent about 20 hours searching for a single event to get the last achievement I needed, and didn't find it before creating an entirely new save file to run through the game again searching for it. There is a player-written guide telling you where you can find each event, but achievement hunting in this game can get a bit frustrating when all you have left are event achievements.
I recommend Pathway to lovers of adventure and turn-based strategy combat.
Steam User 5
It's a fairly simple, but very charming post-Slay-the-Spire roguelite. I had fun with it, even though it feels like at one point it was meant to be very difficult, but then most of the difficulty got patched out of it.
Not much more to say about it, really. It's one of those that are really simple, but not pretentious and very charming, so it doesn't feel like a letdown.