Depths of Fear :: Knossos A First Person Adventure Horror Game Announced For Linux

Depths of Fear :: Knossos is a first person adventure horror game, with light RPG elements coming to Linux from Dirigo Games and published by Digital Tribe Games.

Features

• An ever changing Labyrinth: The hand of Daedalus’ is evident as each stage in Depths of Fear is crafted to never be the same twice creating a constant state of tension of the unknown.
• Face the Beasts of Ancient Greece: Survive encounters against 8 immortal legendary creatures: Saytr, Cerberus, Centaur, Manticore, Griffin, Medusa, Hydra and the horror of the Minotaur.
• Diverse Gameplay: To survive one must learn when to sneak through the shadows, when to run and when to engage in combat as they attempt to survive each rung down into in the darkness.
• Knowledge is Power: Appease the gods by finding their books and earning their favor for special powers such as lightening from Zeus, Speed from Hermes, Earth shaking might from Poseidon or the illuminating light of Apollo.
• Build an Arsenal: Loot the labyrinths for gold to purchase 8 trusty weapons that range from Blades and Clubs to the Trident and Crossbow. Use these weapons to secure the 8 creature medallions that unlock the only weapon known that can slay the legendary beast Minotaur.
• Challenge the Unknown: When the adventure ends, the game has just begun. Beneath the skull a never-ending challenge awaits in the entrance of the unknown that provides countless replay value. How far down can you make it?
• Unique & Adaptive soundtrack: Featuring a tension-based music system, the soundtrack (recorded with mind-altering 70’s era synthesizers) adapts to your situation.
• Steam Feature Support: Achievments, Controller and Steam Trading Cards will be supported at launch. Full list to be announced later.

Digital Tribe Games the publisher has confirmed to me that it will come to Linux & Mac, after the Windows release.

There is no trailer yet, luckily though we have a few shots of it we can show you!


Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.