This is a faction guide for Lü Bu & Sun Ce in the new DLC A World Betrayed for TW Three Kingdoms. I show the unique faction mechanics, units and story events. It's a showcase of everything new in this newest DLC as well as a explanation for new players who are considering buying this content.
New games in 2020. you are looking forward to!
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Legend of Keepers is the perfect mix between Dungeon Management and Rogue-lite. You have been hired as a dungeon master by the Dungeons Company. Your job is simple: protect their dungeons! This is an Indie game made by Goblinz Studio.
This is a short guide and tutorial explaining how to play Legend Of Keepers: Career of a Dungeon Master. Topics covered are monster and trap placement, combat mechanics, elemental damage spells and resistances, monster motivation and monster company management during each week of game progression. I also show several random events and their results for the player.
Features
Gameplay
In this original mix of a Dungeon Defender and a Roguelite designed by Goblinz Studio (authors of Dungeon Rushers), you will manage your career as a Dungeon Master! Each run will be different but players will keep some bonuses for their master between runs. Our game is a mix between a Roguelite and a Dungeon Defender.
Each run will be different but players will keep some bonuses for their master between runs. Our game is a mix between a Rogue-lite and a Dungeon Defender. How did we achieve that? We've run many tests to find the perfect mix between a management and a dungeon phase! Dungeon Phase First, you will have to plan your defense against a group of adventurers.
Check their stats and resistances, then place the best traps and monsters to defeat them! When you think your dungeon is ready, let the crawl begin! You will then be able to watch those heroes die! It's a reversed dungeon crawler, heroes will move through your dungeon and will trigger the traps you've placed. When a group of adventurers meets a group of monsters you've positioned in your dungeon, a turn-based fight will happen! Master Classes Put yourself in the shoes of a Dungeon Master! You will be able to choose between our 3 original classes!
Steam link for the full game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/978520/Legend_of_Keepers_Career_of_a_Dungeon_Master/
Legend of Keepers: Prologue is a free playable demo of Legend of Keeepers. It's a tactical dungeon defender where you play as the bad guys! You're the CEO of this dungeon and need to protect it against pesky heroes. This version of the game contains around 1-2 hours of gameplay and introduces Legend of Keepers mechanics, lore building and game strategy.
Steam link for the DEMO: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1151080/Legend_of_Keepers_Prologue/
This is a short guide and tutorial explaining how to play Legend Of Keepers: Career of a Dungeon Master. Topics covered are monster and trap placement, combat mechanics, elemental damage spells and resistances, monster motivation and monster company management during each week of game progression. I also show several random events and their results for the player.
Features
- Campaign mode that pokes fun at RPG and fantasy cliches and tropes
- Wide assortment of exciting environments and locations
- Dozens of unique dungeons to explore
- Tactical turn-based combat that’s quick to learn but rewarding to master
- Advanced team management with equipment, leveling, and tactical disposition
- A diverse array of skills for your heroes to learn including scouting, healing, dodge, trap deactivation, monster stalking, and more
- Crafting system featuring many recipes to unlock
- High replay value with a Heroic difficulty for each dungeon
- Online arena system with matchmaking and ranking (Steam only)
- Attack your loved ones by challenging friends online (Steam only)
Gameplay
In this original mix of a Dungeon Defender and a Roguelite designed by Goblinz Studio (authors of Dungeon Rushers), you will manage your career as a Dungeon Master! Each run will be different but players will keep some bonuses for their master between runs. Our game is a mix between a Roguelite and a Dungeon Defender.
- Place traps, launch spells and slay the pesky heroes looting your dungeon
- Fight with your monsters and discover their unique abilities
- Hire monsters, manage your employees and your stock of traps
- Deal with employees strikes and other fun events RogueDefender
Each run will be different but players will keep some bonuses for their master between runs. Our game is a mix between a Rogue-lite and a Dungeon Defender. How did we achieve that? We've run many tests to find the perfect mix between a management and a dungeon phase! Dungeon Phase First, you will have to plan your defense against a group of adventurers.
Check their stats and resistances, then place the best traps and monsters to defeat them! When you think your dungeon is ready, let the crawl begin! You will then be able to watch those heroes die! It's a reversed dungeon crawler, heroes will move through your dungeon and will trigger the traps you've placed. When a group of adventurers meets a group of monsters you've positioned in your dungeon, a turn-based fight will happen! Master Classes Put yourself in the shoes of a Dungeon Master! You will be able to choose between our 3 original classes!
Steam link for the full game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/978520/Legend_of_Keepers_Career_of_a_Dungeon_Master/
Legend of Keepers: Prologue is a free playable demo of Legend of Keeepers. It's a tactical dungeon defender where you play as the bad guys! You're the CEO of this dungeon and need to protect it against pesky heroes. This version of the game contains around 1-2 hours of gameplay and introduces Legend of Keepers mechanics, lore building and game strategy.
Steam link for the DEMO: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1151080/Legend_of_Keepers_Prologue/
This is a First look and Introduction video for Industries of Titan a futuristic city building simulation strategy game in space, on Saturn's moon Titan, which comes out to Early Access on 14th April 2020. Today! I show of it’s starting gameplay, talk about the basic game mechanics and show off some of the game features. Here I preview the game for all new players who might like it and I must say I have had a blast playing it.
The Last of Us 2 has been delayed indeffinitely, as I have just found out.
So that's one more game out of this thread. Dog Dammit.
So that's one more game out of this thread. Dog Dammit.
This is a preview of an upcoming non-violent Indie city building game called Before we Leave.
The release date is 8th of May and it's developed by Balancing Monkey Games. Rediscover and rebuild civilization. Create a multi-planet resource network. Overcome ancient challenges and fend off hungry space whales. There are no weapons, no battles with neighbours for control of resources. You can, however, perish at the flippers of vast planet-gobbling space whales that graze on your worlds and threaten your civilization.
The release date is 8th of May and it's developed by Balancing Monkey Games. Rediscover and rebuild civilization. Create a multi-planet resource network. Overcome ancient challenges and fend off hungry space whales. There are no weapons, no battles with neighbours for control of resources. You can, however, perish at the flippers of vast planet-gobbling space whales that graze on your worlds and threaten your civilization.
This video shows the content available to play in the prologue of a new Indie city building game which will have a full release in 2020. called Make Your Kingdom. Make your Kingdom is a low polygon town building game where you get to build, expand and improve your settlement. Your goal is to build the best and largest settlement you can while tracking your citizens’ needs. Every one of them has a unique character in this game, and therefore depending on the mood and happiness level they can help develop or destroy the city. You have to find a way to win the people's favor by satisfying their needs.
Source: https://youtu.be/LOydOWgeDjA
In this video I show and tell you what's new in the latest addition to the Caribbean trading and pirate simulation franchise, Port Royal 4. In the fourth installment a lot has changed. The art, graphics, the interface, hex based map and a lot more.
This is an early look, preview of Cepheus Protocol, a new Indie game coming out on the 15th of May. It is a top-down open world, singleplayer, permanent death, RTS inspired by XCOM, Company of Heroes, and Parasite Eve. Find patient zero before an alien virus takes over San Francisco. Command your squad, save civilians, and stop the Pangu virus. Kill patient zero and save the world.
A mysterious virus of alien origin is sweeping through San Francisco. It is up to the Center for Epidemic Research and Control (CERC) to track down and find Patient Zero before it is forced to enact the Cepheus Protocol. Command your squad, save civilians, and stop the Pangu Virus before it is too late.
Main Objectives:
Train and level a single squad of up to 8 members as you search the city for Patient Zero.
Build, train defenders, and safeguard your base from the Pangu Virus’ victims.
Manage your squad as you attempt to control the spread of the virus.
A mysterious virus of alien origin is sweeping through San Francisco. It is up to the Center for Epidemic Research and Control (CERC) to track down and find Patient Zero before it is forced to enact the Cepheus Protocol. Command your squad, save civilians, and stop the Pangu Virus before it is too late.
Main Objectives:
Train and level a single squad of up to 8 members as you search the city for Patient Zero.
Build, train defenders, and safeguard your base from the Pangu Virus’ victims.
Manage your squad as you attempt to control the spread of the virus.
The timing would seem to be risky, I'm not sure a game which appears to revolve around gunning down those who are unfortunate enough to catch a virus is really going to appeal.
Hardspace: Ship Breaker
Space based salvage game Set for early access on Steam June 16
Space based salvage game Set for early access on Steam June 16
This video is going to show you gameplay, aliens, robots and space vermin in the upcoming economic simulation, and empire building strategy, Spacebase StartopiaI. The game is currently set for release on the 23rd of October, for PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, by publisher Kalypso Media. This BETA gameplay is from June 2020.
Spacebase Startopia, is best described, as a game about managing a wacky, donut-shaped space hotel and trade station, for some of the most interesting looking, and demanding aliens, this side of the Milky way; in addition, your job is also management and production of trade goods, which should supplement your income.
Source: https://youtu.be/RvO034Hxhf0
Spacebase Startopia, is best described, as a game about managing a wacky, donut-shaped space hotel and trade station, for some of the most interesting looking, and demanding aliens, this side of the Milky way; in addition, your job is also management and production of trade goods, which should supplement your income.
Text adventures are very much still a thing.
Mostly done with Renpy or otherwise web-based. I've played several, recently.
DU indeed looks and sounds amazing, but I'm starting to seriously doubt it will ever be released.
DU indeed looks and sounds amazing, but I'm starting to seriously doubt it will ever be released.
Yeah, it seems to have hit a wall much like Empyrion Galactic Survival which started out as the "much better version of No Man's Sky", but then development slowed to a crawl and lately to a standstill.
And does anyone still remember Rogue System? Dead in the water, same as Hellium...
Osiris: New Dawn, in alpha for ages....
Nowdays I'm much more weary of spending money on early access games, as there's no actual guarantee that they will ever be finished. I put them on the list when they seem interesting, but no longer spend any Bucks without first seeing Buck Rogers.
I wish Early Access model would simply be made illegal. So many games got caught in a loop of early access development that uses the monetization to introduce more monetization intead of moving the game towards completeness.
So went even further. For example Ark - after years in early access, devs started to use the money to develop A SEQUEL instead of finishing the first game. That is a definition of scum. And we all know how SC is looking...
I wish games were once again released when they are DONE.
Ah, the Ark -> Atlas debacle... another fine example of how paying for stuff in advance usually ends badly for the customer.
I get where you're coming from, the only reason why I'm still a bit on the fence is because there are nice (and finished) games from smaller dev teams that would simply never exist without the early access model. But yes indeed it also opened the door to a lot of scummery (is this an english word?)... And I also do miss the time games were released when they were done, before the age of "release now, fix it someday". But those times will never return.
The irony in all this is that there were never so many games being developed as now, but the number of great, truly outstanding games released per year seems the same or actually smaller than before. Most of the games I love and play the most are still from the first half of the decade, and the fingers on one hand are more than enough to count the game I play (or played) regularly from 2016 onwards.
The best compromise we can have now, is to adopt a "buy only when done" stance, early access or not. If someone else wants to come forth with their money, then best of luck. At least until the dev team has amassed a reputation for being serious.