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Planet Stronghold 2 from Winter Wolves is a brand new science-fiction RPG that blends in isometric map exploration and Visual Novel elements. Serving as a sequel to their 2011 game, Planet Stronghold 2 turns things up a notch as their biggest game yet. Speaking on Twitter, they mentioned it had 350K words of text in it.

With a branching plot featuring some tough and mutually exclusive choices, the ability to play as Male or Female with full skills customization and even a little romance thrown in too. What's also interesting is that you can play it in different ways: either as a full RPG with the map exploration or tune it to the Visual Novel mode if you just want story content.

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If you decide to keep it to the standard game as it was intended, you will be faced with saving your colony of Planet Stronghold from all kinds of threats. Explore the isometric map, capture resources, craft new items, fight battles against hostile aliens...and other humans. While you're doing all this, something is going on with the planet itself. A series of earthquakes have scientists worried that the planet is on the verge of a big change, one which could wipe out all life on it.

Great to see Winter Wolves continue Linux support too, they've now got tons of titles supported.

You can pick up Planet Stronghold 2 on Steam and itch.io.

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soulsource Apr 2, 2020
After having played "Loren, the Amazon Princess" and "Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf" some months ago, I'm currently enjoying "Cursed Lands".
I can recommend all of these games, though I must say that combat in Cursed Lands feels a bit too simple compared to the two other titles. Also the inventory system has been simplified... On the other hand the writing clearly improved since Loren. (The writing of Loren isn't bad, but it starts out pretty much like "Hey, I see your party doesn't have a rogue. Mind if I join.").

So, if you are new to Winter Wolves and want a recommendation, I'd say, start out with Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the wolf. It has a well written story, and combat is still challenging.


Last edited by soulsource on 2 April 2020 at 8:45 pm UTC
hardpenguin Apr 4, 2020
I expect it to be awesome, like all other games from this developer <3 Can't wait to play this sequel!
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