UPCOMING JRPG-INSPIRED DECKBUILDER

Novus Orbis has a public demo, and is coming soon to Kickstarter!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seizogames/novus-orbis-0
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2437330/Novus_Orbis/

A játékról

A NEW RETRO-STYLE JRPG

Beloved Rapture is a mid-length adventure, focusing heavily on the storytelling - exploring trauma, friendship, existentialism & LGBTQ+ themes.

• GAMEPLAY

Choose from Classic or Story mode(s) to cater your experience. Meet and recruit Six total playable characters, each with unique stats & skills. Earn new gear and Level Up to grow more powerful.

• COMBAT

Featuring dynamic, challenging turn-based combat. There are NO random encounters or forced grinding. Choose either Active or Wait Battle Types. Active Mode: enemies continually attack. Wait Mode: enemies pause while the player chooses their next action.

• EXPLORATION

Seek out riches, loot, mini-games and other optional content. We want your to feel immersed in this world, leaving out filler side-quests, and instead aiming to keep your playthrough fresh and exciting.

STORY

Johan, an introverted young man from the countryside, finds himself thrown into a conflict beyond his comprehension. The Aeons—-an enigmatic & cultish militia—move ever closer to his isolated hometown.

Now faced with a threat to his once-elysian life, Johan must decide the role he is destined to play in their escalating conflict.

At his side are Aiden, the mysterious son of an exiled warrior, who has trained since childhood in the mystic arts; and Crysta, a runaway noblewoman intent on ending the war before it reaches her family.

Through his coming-of-age journey, Johan confronts the ghosts of his family trauma, his passions and sensuality, and ultimately his own demons.

Felnőtt tartalom leírása

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There are mature themes in the game, but not any that would typically be considered triggering. And there is 1 scene of violence that is more graphic than the rest of the game, as the standard battles have no real visual violence.