https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiCisMs-SQQ
Heroes of a Broken Land another well reviewed indie game has now made an appearance on Steam. It's been on other services for a while, so it serves mainly to boost Steam's Linux games.
It's a pretty interesting mix of genre's with dungeon crawling, town construction and RPG elements.
I do love a good genre mash, and this looks excellent. The good thing about highlighting Steam releases is we get to re-discover games we forgot about like this one!
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Heroes of a Broken Land is a turn-based, dungeon crawling, town management RPG.
Explore procedurally generated worlds and dungeons with multiple parties of heroes. Ally with other towns to recruit new and more powerful heroes. Explore and loot countless dungeons on your quest to save the world.
Features
- First person, turn-based dungeon crawling action
- Manage multiple 6 parties of up to 6 heroes each to explore the word
- Manage towns, constructing buildings to upgrade your heroes and kingdom
- Recruit heroes from the realm and turn novices into powerful adventurers
- Each game is a unique world unto itself, with countless worlds and dungeons
- Choose the size of your world: explore a small Fragment for quick adventure, or an enormous one for an epic quest
Check out Heroes of a Broken Land on Steam now. Ne sure to let is know what you think if you try it, as you can actually get a demo from the official website to try before you buy. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Heroes of a Broken Land another well reviewed indie game has now made an appearance on Steam. It's been on other services for a while, so it serves mainly to boost Steam's Linux games.
It's a pretty interesting mix of genre's with dungeon crawling, town construction and RPG elements.
I do love a good genre mash, and this looks excellent. The good thing about highlighting Steam releases is we get to re-discover games we forgot about like this one!
About
Heroes of a Broken Land is a turn-based, dungeon crawling, town management RPG.
Explore procedurally generated worlds and dungeons with multiple parties of heroes. Ally with other towns to recruit new and more powerful heroes. Explore and loot countless dungeons on your quest to save the world.
Features
- First person, turn-based dungeon crawling action
- Manage multiple 6 parties of up to 6 heroes each to explore the word
- Manage towns, constructing buildings to upgrade your heroes and kingdom
- Recruit heroes from the realm and turn novices into powerful adventurers
- Each game is a unique world unto itself, with countless worlds and dungeons
- Choose the size of your world: explore a small Fragment for quick adventure, or an enormous one for an epic quest
Check out Heroes of a Broken Land on Steam now. Ne sure to let is know what you think if you try it, as you can actually get a demo from the official website to try before you buy. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Is a very nice old style dungeon crawler indeed , you will never get bored if you like that kind of games.
But.. the best dungeon crawler is coming in 2015 (lol thats my opinion)
Popup Dungeon Kickstarter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWCGFH1lodE
even if the kickstarter campaign ended you can back them through their website, in case you have $15 to waste...
http://www.popupdungeon.com/
and yes it supports Linux at release :)
But.. the best dungeon crawler is coming in 2015 (lol thats my opinion)
Popup Dungeon Kickstarter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWCGFH1lodE
even if the kickstarter campaign ended you can back them through their website, in case you have $15 to waste...
http://www.popupdungeon.com/
and yes it supports Linux at release :)
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This sparks a fair amount of nostalgia for me -- it's like a strange mix (in a good way) of Heroes of Might and Magic (III specifically for me), Legend of Grimrock and Dungeon Hack. Having lots of fun with it at the moment (first new game to really be of much interest to me for a while now).
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