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Bit Kid have just recently put up their successfully crowdfunded action-adventure game Chasm on itch.io. Announced a few days ago, it's good to see more developers support the very indie friendly store.

In Chasm you play as a new recruit taking on your first mission for the Guildean Kingdom. You investigate various rumours about a vital mine being shut down, but what you discover is worse than you had imagined. The whole town is empty, kidnapped by supernatural creatures emerging from the depths. That's the basic setup anyway, although each play-through will be different thanks to the randomized map.

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Feature Highlight:

  • Explore six massive procedurally-assembled areas from hand-crafted rooms
  • Enjoy challenging retro gameplay and authentic pixel art (384x216 native res.)
  • Battle massive bosses and discover new abilities to reach previously inaccessible areas
  • Customize your character by equipping armor, weapons, and spells

Chasm has been well supported since release too adding in additional game modes, improved artwork, AI upgrades, 60 plus new room varieties and adjustments to the existing generation to work better and quite a lot more.

Now you haven a big choice on where to get it and having that choice is great. There's itch.io and Humble Store (both have DRM-free + Steam key), GOG and Steam.

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BrazilianGamer Nov 10, 2019
They got translation to Portuguese. Nice to see that. Wishlisted
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