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I think you forgot to release the game here.
This is a very well crafted game and story, I recommend people to give this game a shot if you like corpse party, this game is a different story from it, much more interesting, and much more to it than what meets the eye. Unlike it you're not limited to the confines of one area, there's a whole lot of stuff beyond the fog to explore, it's different circumstances for each role a different approach and abilities. Looting the barrels and crates searching for food, resources, and keys. Also you can change the character's story at tyhe beginning in order to change what gear (Gun, magic abilities/spellcraft, medical stuff and etc.) I feel invested in the characters from the get go. Also it's a survival game in a way, I was running alot when I got to a town, you meet up with characters you see at the beginning and learn more about them in the field of the story through interactions.
~ Give it a shot, you might like it.
My first runs:
I really like the game so far, I ended up dying to a thing in a village, I don't really know how to save the game. But the story is intriguing. This could really go somewhere, the tower reminded me of the eclipse in berzerk, the way you wander around feels like if corpse party and sort of hunger games-ish.
2nd and 3rd run: Okay, I was the occultist and I went to the old town north and I was necromancer, the lore is really fascinating, I looked at her book, but I don't really get what good is it for yet, I ended up bleeding out, I wish I could find some bandages after this guy with a hook got me, I'm planning on using the doctor next time to maybe self heal wounds. As necromancer it says she can revive what was once alive, I wanted to test out her powers on that dying man in the hut, It would be interesting to see that work. I really love your game, there's something new to look at each time I die and it's the mystery of uncovering that. I also wonder about the dash button is it for certain characters or is it not added yet?
Overall: Your game is well made, there's really something to like for everybody who could play this, the different character roles to play, the rpg (status efx, inventory, item choice), the story picks and the mystery of what it is makes it fun.
Supporters
The sequel to the survival horror-dungeon crawler-j-RPG hybrid Fear & Hunger. The game takes place in the same universe, but it is a stand-alone story and no prior knowledge of the series is required.
Join the discord channel: https://discord.gg/MXHBRdn
CAUTION! The game has content that is ADULTS ONLY! This includes gore, drugs and violence. There is mild nudity in the demo too. Though there might be more explicit scenes coming later on! Many of the themes in the game can be found offensive. Anyone proceeding with the game should be aware of this and if you are sensitive to such subjects, it might be better to look elsewhere.
STORY
The game takes place in an alternative take on the real world, where religions and occult are a lot more prevalent and where ancient deities are still worshipped in everyday life. The year is 1942 and the world has just gone through decades of turmoil with two great wars behind and no end in sight for the despair.
You can pick one of the many characters, each with their own story set around the city of Prehevil. Each character comes to the city with different motives, but it soon becomes painfully clear that things are not right in the city and it is up to you to solve the mysteries behind the horrors that took over the nearby areas. There are powers at play that go beyond human comprehension.
FEATURES
Slow burn horror atmosphere
Gameplay mixing turn-based battles and real-time combat on the field
Strategic dismember combat system
Freedom to explore the area without set path (the demo is kinda limited still though)
Punishing gameplay that demands you to come up with strategies of your own
Custom art with an original style blending together pixel art and digital painting
Original atmospheric music
Many different playable characters/classes (coming, now it's only 2)
The new version of Termina is finally online on Gamejolt too! Let me hear what you think of the game!
