A Game of Dwarves
Now this looks interesting, if a bit too early to tell. I like Paradox Interactive a lot, but I know little of Zeal studios, other than the mildly amusing Dwarfs!? game, that showed some promise of things to come.The gameplay consists of ordering the inhabitants of a dwarven settlement to dig, build and conduct research in order to strengthen the clan, whilst defending themselves from the terrible beasts from the depths into which they delve. The game generates a unique world each time a new level starts, making sure that the player needs to dynamically adapt their strategies and tactics during a session.
As the player advances, the dwarves will level up and gain new skills, progressing from weak dwarflings to near immortal warriors or master craftsmen. There are also rare resources to be found deeper in the earth that grant access to better buildings and equipment. However, the deeper you dig the more dangerous foes you might unleash…
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This time I got a new post apocalyptic Russian made probably first person game, but it is not an fps.
Novy Soyuz
Novy Soyuz
So it is basically a Fallout 3 inspired game. I'm interested to see what this evolves to, since the atmosphere in some russian games like STALKER or especially METRO is one of the best I've seen in games.The story - translated by Reddit user Dreamercz, since the game's page isn't in English - is that the Cuban Missile Crisis doesn't end so peacefully, and the USA and USSR bomb each other into the stone age. It's set in 2012, and you play a 70 year-old survivor of the initial war of the 1960s. Which sounds awesome.
The devs are promising an open world to explore, with everything taking place in real-time and players given the option to pause things.
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