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Impact Gameworks, developer of the popular and rather fantastic Tangledeep, have announced recently that their brand new game Flowstone Saga launches on September 17th. This unique blend of a 16-bit JRPG-inspired world with a puzzle-battle system really looks great, and it will have Native Linux support just like the first game.

More about it: "Enter the world of Ocean’s End and play as Mirai – a spunky heroine who builds her party and home as she begins to embrace her new-found powers and find her place in the world. With an innovative twist on combat, Flowstone Saga allows players to choose at will between turn-based and real-time combat – skillfully making use of puzzle combat mechanics to shake things up. Tactical thinking triumphs over pirates, giant beetles, and at least ONE axolotl! Fans of classic SNES and PlayStation RPGs will feel right at home as they explore, build, fight, and cast their way through Flowstone Saga’s mysterious world."

Check out the new trailer:

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Features:

  • Gorgeous pixel art with painstakingly handcrafted areas sprawling across multiple biomes.
  • An epic story grand in scope, but with plenty of heart and charm.
  • Designed with accessibility in mind – including multiple difficulty options and a turn-based “Hold” mode.
  • Improve, expand, and decorate the hub town of New Riverstone – helping its citizens and making it your own.
  • Mini-games with unique and quirky ways to play … and profit!
  • In co-op assist mode, join the fight with a friend in battle.
  • Lots of ways to create unique battle strategies and express yourself: equipment customization, perk trees, job system, and more!

At release on September 17th it will have a 20% discount ($14.39) until September 24th for the initial release, where it will return to $17.99.

I've been sent a review key, so I'll have something up at release.

You can follow it on Steam.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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