Planned Release Date: Q1 2027

About This Game

Most living beings have moved on from the eradication of mankind, but there are those who still want to ensure the job is complete.

Human settlements have become naught but ruins, filled with the misanthropic Purged. The rest of Theia remains as wild as ever. As the seemingly sole human survivor, Rey has opted to "rot away" in isolation, that is, until his Luperci friend Remus brings him some tidings that will forever change his life...

The world does not need saving; you do.

Manafinder II is a console-style RPG with turn-based combat that emphasizes party member roles, weapon selection, and elemental affinities.

Explore an array of diverse environments such as the dense fungiares, the Luperci town of Alba, or the human ruins of Cuauhtla as you fight against ferocious beasts, the Purged, and other threats!

Immerse yourself in this tale of hope and despair, duty and futility, love and anger, fantasy and morality, but ultimately about survival.

Key features

• 10~12 hours of playtime that can balloon upwards to 20 hours if you decide to tackle side content!

• 6 party members!

• Explore the fantastical environments of Theia, featuring over 5 distinct regions with a plethora of unique environments each!

• Fight over 150 different beasts, each with a unique design and combat strategy!

• Use different weapons, skills, items, and party members during combat to exploit enemy weaknesses!

• Collect items and weapons, fish, cook, harvest healing plants, and mine elemental ores to aid you in your quest!

• Meet Luperci, Plantheians, Starfolk, Slimes, and many other species as you travel through Theia!

• Take a break, and explore the many optional areas as you take on side quests or hunt Rare Beasts!

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

You may consume beer or wine and become addicted to it. You may, however, also heal from said addiction.

There are also some cutscenes and enemies featuring undead (bones, zombies) and blood. Most are "tame" but I'd rather err on the side of caution.