Mortmal
Arcane
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Not what is prized , but intensively played.
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Game News Harebrained Schemes' next games are Soulslike dungeon delve Necropolis and a new Shadowrun campaign
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MrMarbles
Cipher
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I like the central idea of Necropolis, although the evolving "deadly maze" is a bit of a SF trope.
The deadly maze was done well in Diamond Dogs (Alastair Reynolds), which is pretty much the SF short story equivalent of an RPG. Definitely worth checking out. It also has a really nice twist
The deadly maze was done well in Diamond Dogs (Alastair Reynolds), which is pretty much the SF short story equivalent of an RPG. Definitely worth checking out. It also has a really nice twist
the maze cannot be completed. It is a flytrap with a potentially infinite number of iterations, meant to absorb the technologies of the races that try to solve it. A similar conclusion to Necropolis would be nifty, but it's unlikely that the developer will be that brave
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