Looks complex from this screenshot, but it has a very smooth and intuitive UI for a roguelike, mouse control, and is pretty easy to get into.
Re: Post pictures of other games
by Itanu » Thu Mar 24, 2016 1:43 pm
Brogue
Looks complex from this screenshot, but it has a very smooth and intuitive UI for a roguelike, mouse control, and is pretty easy to get into.
Looks complex from this screenshot, but it has a very smooth and intuitive UI for a roguelike, mouse control, and is pretty easy to get into.
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Re: Post pictures of other games
by ivka » Thu Mar 24, 2016 2:05 pm
Tentacle horrors? 
I see what you did there!
I see what you did there!
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Re: Post pictures of other games
by Patchouli_Knowledge » Thu Mar 24, 2016 3:30 pm
Brogue is actually pretty compact for a rogue-like. ADOM though...
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Re: Post pictures of other games
by Sollar » Fri Mar 25, 2016 12:04 pm
I know that deep inside, all of you want to play this game ...
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Re: Post pictures of other games
by bitza » Tue Mar 29, 2016 5:04 am
i don't have time to play haven anymore, or any other online games for that matter, but i did find a cool single player game that does a pretty decent job of scratching the haven itch. Balrum.
in balrum, you play a warrior, archer, or mage and then you build a farm. the similarities to haven are pretty uncanny, you can plant wheat, pumpkins, carrots and a few other things and raise pigs, cows, and chickens. you farm and craft food and feed the animals, you forage things in the forest to craft other things, you can hunt deer and bears, then you go out and adventure and solve the mystery of the missing villagers and the grand conspiracy of the ancient necromancers and blah blah blah. there's a little bit of the old "bring me 10 bear testicles" type of questing here but overall the storyline is decent. and i shit you not, when you level up you get learning points that you can spend to improve your character. the map and game screen are even offset by 45 degrees like they were in legacy.
the downsides are that leveling up is very slow, there's a little bit of balance issue between the character classes (archery seems a little bit OP and magic is weak), and the farming is one tile at a time tedious the way it was in legacy.
it's a long game too, i've had it for about 2 weeks and from what i read i'm probably through maybe 15% of the game content.
hell, it even looks a lot like old haven if you ask me:
in balrum, you play a warrior, archer, or mage and then you build a farm. the similarities to haven are pretty uncanny, you can plant wheat, pumpkins, carrots and a few other things and raise pigs, cows, and chickens. you farm and craft food and feed the animals, you forage things in the forest to craft other things, you can hunt deer and bears, then you go out and adventure and solve the mystery of the missing villagers and the grand conspiracy of the ancient necromancers and blah blah blah. there's a little bit of the old "bring me 10 bear testicles" type of questing here but overall the storyline is decent. and i shit you not, when you level up you get learning points that you can spend to improve your character. the map and game screen are even offset by 45 degrees like they were in legacy.
the downsides are that leveling up is very slow, there's a little bit of balance issue between the character classes (archery seems a little bit OP and magic is weak), and the farming is one tile at a time tedious the way it was in legacy.
it's a long game too, i've had it for about 2 weeks and from what i read i'm probably through maybe 15% of the game content.
hell, it even looks a lot like old haven if you ask me:
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Re: Post pictures of other games
by Patchouli_Knowledge » Tue Mar 29, 2016 7:50 am
Age of Decadence, the RPG where you are not a powerful hero but some random person that can die as easily as any other mook. In fact, in the TRAINING MODE, I got my ass handed to me 3 times before I found a build that actually lets me survive.
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