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Talus Odyssey

21 days ago

Here is a part of the port city Tingis in Carthage. Talus Odyssey will offer a highly diverse world where you’ll explore Ancient Rome, Greece, Carthage, Egypt, the Orient, Babylon, and Scandinavia.
The game is being developed on the RPG Maker XP engine.




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