Hell-themed turn-based RPG Entropy will enter Early Access for PC via Steam at August 18, announced by publisher DreadXP and developer Lovely Hellplace. Quoted from Gematsu, The game's demo is available now for anyone interested to try for free.
About Entropy
Entropy carries a retro aesthetic inspired by Dread Delusion, It's a game with a more disturbing sense of location and more disturbing and frightening creatures. The game replaces first-person real-time combat with tactical turn-based combat inspired by the much-loved classic JRPGs of the 90s.
Players lead a group of up to six mercenaries who fought to stop the demonic invasion of their slowly but surely dying world.
Story Setting
World Entropy is a slowly dying world. No great apocalyptic event has occurred - only the cruel passage of time and the unfathomable sterility of the world have brought humanity to this point. Cursed creatures roam the barren lands between settlements that are themselves horrible, tyrannical places.
The story begins in the city of Draenog, when a theater performance is interrupted by a battle at the city gates. The demons have arrived, and players must gather a troupe to survive the growing threat.
Key Features
- Adventure across a vast world map with cities to explore and a cast of unique characters
- Party control to six characters all at once in challenging tactical battles
- Recruit mercenaries to replace party members who fall in dangerous battles
- Tactical turn-based combat that demands careful strategy and planning from players
- Level up characters, increase stats, and unlock new perk as the story progresses
- Beautiful 3D retro aesthetics with an atmospheric dark fantasy feel
The game is one of the titles that has caught the attention of the global gaming community. More information will be announced by the developer in the near future as the project progresses and approaches its targeted release date.
The game is one of the titles that has caught the attention of the global gaming community. More information will be announced by the developer in the near future as the project progresses and approaches its targeted release date.
