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NACON and Daedalic To Publish Lord Of The Rings: Gollum

NACON and Daedalic To Publish Lord Of The Rings: Gollum

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Most video games have you pursuing a singular goal, whether it’s a princess, a Power Pellet or an enchanted sword. But imagine there’s a game where you know for a fact the protagonist isn’t going to find what he’s after until about ten seconds before he’s dead. We speak of Gollum. The lisping man-monster made famous by Tolkien’s novels and Jackson’s movies is getting his own game. It’s mainly an action adventure through Middle Earth, but as far as motivation is concerned, Gollum cares about one thing and one thing only — his preciousssssss. With a serious magic addiction that’s corrupted him to his core, he’ll do anything to get his hands on the One Ring, and now you can help him almost reach his goal before he plummets into lava. This time, though, since you’re the one deciding what Gollum does, you also decide whether he recovers the bit of humanity he has left or if his dark side completely takes over. Will you take the traditional route or

Daedalic’s Time-Bending Tactical RPG ‘Iron Danger’ Out Today (PC)

Daedalic’s Time-Bending Tactical RPG ‘Iron Danger’ Out Today (PC)

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Daedalic Entertainment and Action Squad Studios today release Iron Danger, the tactical RPG with simultaneous turns and time manipulation, on Steam and GOG.com for Windows PC, with Mac and Linux versions following at a later date. Enter a war-torn world of magic and machinery that draws from Nordic mythology, steampunk and tech noir, and protect mankind against total destruction! When an army of Northlanders invades her village, Iron Danger protagonist Kipuna is mortally wounded, saved only by a mysterious crystal creature that grants her the ability to rewind time. With her new-found powers, Kipuna can manipulate the fourth dimension and turn back time up to five seconds to change the future. Players can utilize this time-rewinding ability to dodge or block attacks, or adjust their position on the battlefield to set up the next attack. This innovative mechanic gives traditional tactical combat a puzzle-like element, as players can continuously test new approaches and synchronize character actions for the perfect outcome. View the launch trailer below: Key Features * Master unique

Iron Danger Shows Off New Trailer, Reveals Release Date

Iron Danger Shows Off New Trailer, Reveals Release Date

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Publisher Daedalic Entertainment and indie developer Action Squad Studios are partnering to launch Iron Danger, a tactical combat RPG. Today they revealed their March target date and a new trailer to go with it. The world is at war, and both sides have diabolical steampunk machinery at their disposal….and magic. Things look bad for the human race if they can’t cool it. That’s where Kipuna comes in….emerging from a small village, she possesses an ancient and feared power that lets her control time. Fortunately Kipuna is good. I mean, that depends on you, since you’re controlling her, but if you actually want to win the game, she’s good. With the time-rewinding element in place, battling in Iron Danger is less about brute force and more of an exercise in puzzle-solving. The right strategy to win each fight may not be apparent at first without experimentation. As the movie poster says, LIVE, DIE, REPEAT. Key Features: Master unique time-rewind mechanics and experience a new take on tactical combat, fusing the best

A Year Of Rain, And A Developer Diary

A Year Of Rain, And A Developer Diary

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More and more game developers seem to be releasing “dev diaries” in the months leading up to their game’s release. This time, we’re getting one for A Year Of Rain, the first in-house commercial product to be produced by Daedalic Entertainment. In the video below, narrative designer Benjamin Kuhn and art director Michael Teske discuss how they plan to tell a coherent storyline with two-player co-op gameplay, the part each faction plays in the game’s world building, and why they prefer fantasy settings. The world of A Year Of Rain is a harsh one, set in a desolate environment where resources are scarce and wars often break out over what little can be found. In this world live two friends, a paladin of the morning sun and the son of a powerful noble house…they team up to accomplish what seems impossible and bring peace to the area. A Year of Rain is being designed as mainly a two-player experience — a 2v2 mode is the main attraction. An AI buddy

Tactical Combat RPG Iron Danger Launching In 2020

Tactical Combat RPG Iron Danger Launching In 2020

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Publisher Daedalic Entertainment and indie developer Action Squad Studios are partnering to launch Iron Danger, a tactical combat RPG, in early 2020. The world is at war, and both sides have diabolical steampunk machinery at their disposal….and magic. Things look bad for the human race if they can’t cool it. That’s where Kipuna comes in….emerging from a small village, she possesses an ancient and feared power that lets her control time. Fortunately Kipuna is good. I mean, that depends on you, since you’re controlling her, but if you actually want to win the game, she’s good. With the time-rewinding element in place, battling in Iron Danger is less about brute force and more of an exercise in puzzle-solving. The right strategy to win each fight may not be apparent at first without experimentation. As the movie poster says, LIVE, DIE, REPEAT. Key Features: Unique time-rewind mechanics combine the best aspects of real-time and turn-based combat. Highly interactive environments provide advantages to succeed against impossible odds. Adventure in a world of

A Year Of Rain Set For November 6 Early Access Launch

A Year Of Rain Set For November 6 Early Access Launch

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Up to now, Daedalic Entertainment has just served as a publisher of video games — not a producer of them. That will change with their first in-house commercial product, A Year Of Rain. The game is a real-time multiplayer strategy with co-op, online and offline modes. The world of A Year Of Rain is a harsh one, set in a desolate environment where resources are scarce and wars often break out over what little can be found. In this world live two friends, a paladin of the morning sun and the son of a powerful noble house…they team up to accomplish what seems impossible and bring peace to the area. A Year of Rain is being designed as mainly a two-player experience — a 2v2 mode is the main attraction. An AI buddy will stand in if no one’s playing with you. One of the most interesting modes in the game is “Against All Odds,” which pits just two players against two entire armies. “A Year Of Rain is set

Iratus: Lord of the Dead Receives First Major Content Update

Iratus: Lord of the Dead Receives First Major Content Update

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Daedalic Entertainment’s demented roguelike Iratus: Lord of the Dead has just received its first big content update, and it’s free for all who already own the game! Well…kind of. Two new minions are ready to serve you, but depending on whether or not you bought the Supporter Pack, there may be just one kind. The free ones are the Unfrozen, who can cast ice attacks, and the Supporter Pack exclusives are the Infested, zombies who spread germs and infections among enemy forces. Along with new allies comes new enemies….you nowhave to face the Shadowelf, Ataman and Gargoyle, all of which require new strategies to deal with. There’s also a new “Endless Rise” mode that doesn’t end until Iratus bites it. See how far into a never-ending dungeon you can get. An inversion of the classic hero vs. villain trope, this game sees you cast as Iratus, a necromancer banished to a dark dungeon prison. He’s seeking revenge, and knows just how to get it. In most strategy tactics games you’re

A Year Of Rain Closed Beta Starts Today

A Year Of Rain Closed Beta Starts Today

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Up to now, Daedalic Entertainment has just served as a publisher of video games — not a producer of them. That will change with their first in-house commercial product, A Year Of Rain. The game is a real-time multiplayer strategy with co-op, online and offline modes. If you were able to sign up for the closed beta for A Year Of Rain, now’s your chance — the test is going on now. The response was so great that Daedalic actually increased the number of tester slots. That means if you forgot to sign up, you can still do so…go to https://beta.ayearofrain.com to gain access. Daedalic took the occasion of the closed beta launch to reveal some new information about the four Heroes of House Rupah, one of A Year Of Rain’s three playable factions.You’ve got Lord Jaidee Rupah, skilled with a sword. Paladin Killian Morningview is a longtime veteran of war, with the scars to prove it. Ranger Morrig Fogvale is a hunter dwarf who lives without fear. And Spark

The Long Journey Home Now Available On Switch

The Long Journey Home Now Available On Switch

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Daedalic Entertainment presents the space exploration RPG The Long Journey Home, previously published on Playstation 4 and XBox but now available on Nintendo Switch too. After so many long years of only existing in sci-fi movies, mankind finally perfects faster-than-light speeds of travel, making exploration across the universe possible. Unfortunately, the very first manned attempt at an FTL jump doesn’t go quite right, and maroons the crew of astronauts on the other side of the galaxy. Your goal: to get them back home! It won’t be easy. You must manage their resources carefully, and deal with the alien races you encounter with caution….you won’t know which ones are friendly or hostile. You could risk landing on a planet to gather more resources, but what awaits you there? The worlds you encounter will be procedurally generated, so you’ll never truly know what to expect from anything. Check out the Switch launch trailer for The Long Journey Home below. The game is available on the platform today. When humanity’s first FTL jump

Closed Beta Registration Now Open For A Year Of Rain

Closed Beta Registration Now Open For A Year Of Rain

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Up to now, Daedalic Entertainment has just served as a publisher of video games — not a producer of them. That will change with their first in-house commercial product, A Year Of Rain. The game is a real-time multiplayer strategy with co-op, online and offline modes. As of now, closed beta testing is open for A Year Of Rain. Sign up for access at https://beta.ayearofrain.com and you’ll be able to get a taste of Rain before the open beta’s launch. Daedalic recently revealed the second of the game’s many factions: the Restless Regiment. “An army of bloodthirsty, unliving warlords, soldiers, beasts and souls under the mindless obedience or zealous devotion of Lady Llorona, the Restless Regiment is a force to be reckoned with in battle, fueled by a singular purpose and torment.” A Year of Rain is being designed as mainly a two-player experience — a 2v2 mode is the main attraction. An AI buddy will stand in if no one’s playing with you. One of the most interesting modes

Cryofall Gains Electricity System

Cryofall Gains Electricity System

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AtonicTorch Studio’s Cryofall has been wired for electricity. The newly added Electricity System lets players build a power grid into their own base, increasing the possibilities for inventions and gadgets….now you can have furnaces, freezers, any type of box that produces extreme temperature. Pick your source of energy, clean or dirty….biogas, gasoline, solar or even steam (you supply the punk). In addition to the electrical stuff, there are new structures in Cryofall now, such as biomes with swamps and volcanic areas. You’ll find new monsters inside these biomes. Cryofall is a multiplayer experience set on a distant planet and populated by competitive settlers. Each planet can have up to 200 astronaut castaways roaming around. Survival doesn’t mean just gathering supplies and crafting items….it means forging alliances with others. But who can you really trust? Complex crafting and industrial system, including oil refining and lithium extraction. Various stages of technological progress (primitive, industrial, modern, post-modern, sci-fi). Farming with complex crop growth simulation, fertilizers, etc. and diverse cooking options. Wide range of player interactions

Iratus: Lord Of The Dead Now Out On Steam Early Access

Iratus: Lord Of The Dead Now Out On Steam Early Access

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Today is the day all forces of good in this world have been dreading: the day Iratus rises. Daedalic Entertainment’s demented roguelike Iratus: Lord of the Dead has now hit Steam Early Access. An inversion of the classic hero vs. villain trope sees you cast as Iratus, a necromancer banished to a dark dungeon prison. He’s seeking revenge, and knows just how to get it. In most strategy tactics games you’re fighting monsters….this time YOU are the bad guy, and you’re MAKING monsters out of the heroes you capture. Defeated heroes can be Frankensteined back together into loyal minions, because mastery over the undead is your specialty. Then your monsters can be trained to fight for you utilizing over 50 different skills. Just be careful because if one of your minions dies (again), they vanish from the game. Be EVIL: Play as the villain and use dark necromantic powers to crush your heroic foes! Advanced turn-based battle system: Learn your enemies’ weak points, exploit them with physical and magical abilities,

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