Combining together a turn-based card game that needs strategy and a little puzzle solving, Astral Towers along with the open source game engine powering it comes to Linux. Developed by Ivan Polyacov of Apus Software, who also made Spectromancer and Astral Heroes, it's powered by their home-grown game engine Apus Game Engine which is available on GitHub under the BSD license.
Originally released September 2020, as of March 19 this year it now supports Linux too. Check out the trailer below:
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Astral Towers is a turn-based card game mixing strategy and puzzle elements.
- Rich single-player campaign: 89 missions at 2 difficulty levels
- Smart AI enemies for single-player experience
- Hot-seat multiplayer: play together on a single computer
This is a remastered version of the original Astral Towers game released in 2011. It features improved interface, better graphics (was: 1366x768, now - FullHD/4K) and tuned balance.
You can buy it on Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
hardpenguin Mar 22, 2021
redneckdrow Mar 22, 2021
Quoting: hardpenguinHuh! I think I played a similar game ages ago, possibly also by Apus Software. This brings back memories!
Judging by that last line in the article, you were probably playing the original!
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QuoteThis is a remastered version of the original Astral Towers game released in 2011. It features improved interface, better graphics (was: 1366x768, now - FullHD/4K) and tuned balance.
hardpenguin Mar 22, 2021
Quoting: scaineIt was actually the older game from the same developer! Astral Tournament and / or Astral Masters!Quoting: hardpenguinI played a similar game ages ago (...)Judging by that last line in the article, you were probably playing the original!
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