Hello everyone. I've always enjoyed reading all those topics and comments around TIGForums for years, now this time i am really so much excited to hear your
honest feedbacks, comments and critics on something i've made with my friends:
OverfallIf you'd like, check out our:
Steam Concepts Page as well.
Bear in mind most of the content here still
in development progress.
Overfall is a fantasy role-playing game of rough diplomacy and tough action. Explore, negotiate, and fight your way across the high seas!
You have stolen an artifact from another realm, and its guardians have followed you home.
Your mission is simple. The artifact is vital to the survival of your home and your people. Bring it to the king who entrusted you with its recovery before the fearsome Vorn take it back from you by force!
On the way, you’ll sail from island to island in search of supplies, friends, and - dare we say it - a little adventure. On some islands you’ll face raging monsters in battle; on others, you’ll befriend them. You might scavenge some food, stumble across buried treasure, or uncover the strange history of the world you live in - and the bizarre truth of your own destiny.
The game features:
- A roguelike structure making use of permadeath and procedural generation.
- A dynamic, living world map, randomly generated at the start of play and featuring allies, enemies and obstacles who follow their own objectives and react to your behavior.
- A vast array of randomized, interactive encounters that reward exploration, emphasize player choice and ensure no two playthroughs are quite the same.
- Challenging and addictive turn-based combat - deep tactical gameplay that’s easy to learn and hard to master, with over 900 skills to deploy or contend with.
- An overarching narrative which reveals itself to curious players over successive playthroughs, but remains light enough to allow for casual play.
- Beautiful hand-drawn art of 9 player characters, 36 combat companions, 80+ enemies, 80+ NPCs, and 90+ locations.
Roguelike Meta-GameIn developing Overfall we’ve taken inspiration from the roguelike genre to achieve its high level of challenge and replayability.A
procedurally-generated world ensures that you’ll be navigating a different world each time you start a game, never knowing quite what to expect from the next island where you make landfall.
Permanent death lends urgency to every decision you make in exploration and combat, as failure means starting from the beginning. But it’s not all bad - during play you can encounter a series of
unlockable traits, relics and weapons that will allow you to improve and further customize your player characters in subsequent playthroughs.
You’ll start from the beginning each time - but no two beginnings are quite the same.Dynamic World MapOverfall is a game of exploration and discovery in the face of great risk.When you aren’t on islands lending aid to the downtrodden, fighting the monstrous or gathering supplies, you’ll be uncovering the world map - a
real-time dynamic construct which features allies, enemies, neutral parties and natural obstacles. These agents travel, chase, make landfall and fight in accordance with their needs and goals. Through encounters,
you can influence your own reputation with other races and factions, changing how they react to you and to one another on the high seas.
Navigating the ocean is a perilous undertaking. You’ll have to
manage your resources carefully to ensure you don’t starve to death far from help, get caught in a storm or the clutches of a sea monster, or overwhelmed by hostile warships.
The sea is a cruel mistress, but it holds great reward for the clever and the courageous.Interactive EncountersOne world - infinite stories.When you make landfall at one of the many islands in the game’s archipelago, you’ll participate in an
encounter. Some encounters are as brief as taking a rest and moving on. Some are vignettes of intrigue, humor or the macabre. Some hint at the forgotten history of the world, and the vast powers that influence it today.
Overfall’s encounters are non-linear and player-driven, allowing for
multiple approaches to a scenario depending on the capabilities and inclinations of your player characters and companions. Your Fighter might be tempted to beat the con artist who robbed you to a pulp…but your Rogue knows the sweetest victory comes from beating a man at his own game.
Will you play as an avenger of the weak or a mercenary opportunist? The choice is up to you.Turn-Based CombatOverfall features a tactically deep turn-based combat system: fun, challenging, and ideal for those times when diplomacy just doesn’t cut it.A combat turn in Overfall consists of
three phases: movement, utility, and attack.
Every player character has powers relating to these phases, meaning every hero brings something to the table. Even the Fighter, renowned in traditional role-playing games for being nothing more than a meat shield or simple melee combatant, is a versatile tactical problem-solver on the battlegrounds of Dys.
But just because every player character is powerful and versatile doesn’t mean they’re invulnerable.
Condition management is an important element of all combat - various enemies have powers that can impose crippling status ailments, some of which can block your characters from moving, using utility skills, or attacking on a turn.
This means that no matter how powerful your characters’ upgrades, they can still be left vulnerable - making for combat that retains its urgency and challenge throughout play.
There’s no grinding in Overfall: no enemy is a pushover and no victory is certain.StoryOverfall tells a story of betrayal and eternity in an age riven by conflict.The setting is
Dys, a high-fantasy ocean world of forgotten histories and remembered grudges. Settlers, misfits, outlaws and conquerors of all breeds and creeds vie for dominance, acceptance, or simply survival in the lawless archipelago. Some of them will oppose you; some will join you.
You play as a pair of adventurers working for an immortal human sorcerer known only as the
Everking. At his command you have voyaged through a mysterious portal into another world and stolen the
Disk, an artifact of great power. But the
Vorn, the Disk’s terrifying guardians, have caught you in the act - and they are surging through the portal to conquer your home!
Your objective is to find the Everking and return the Disk to him, on the way navigating the perilous ocean of Dys and making landfall in search of alliances or precious supplies. But as you progress - and even succeed - in your quest, it will slowly become clear that there is much more to your journey than is at first apparent.
Sail the seas. Turn the tide. Save the world.We are in need of honest feedbacks, comments and critics, because we want this game to be as AWESOME as it can! So please do not hesitate to write down anything you want.
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