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Möira is an action platformer game inspired by the Gameboy era.
Watch, learn and mimic your opponents to victory!
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[Facebook]Möira is an old school platformer inspired by the early GameBoy years being developed by Onagro Studios.
Gaming has evolved so much since then, and now that we have the technology to surpass the Game Boy hardware limitations, we aim
to expand the game to its limits while still giving the same feeling that we had when we used to play our beloved platformers back in the day.
In Möira, you'll be able to explore the magic kingdoms presented in the story; and every single one of them will have
their unique characters, enemies and bosses. Different environments will also come with new mechanics.
One of the main features in this game will be how the player will be able to copy the spells and abilities of every enemy in the game.
Rubick, the main character, has studied his whole life (even though he's 16) to develop his unique ability, Mimic.
As you progress in the story, you’ll be able to memorize certain types of magic spells obtained from bosses or important NPCs.
The puzzles throughout the game will require you to utilize various spells to advance. Secret areas will also be present,
so watch out, every enemy in the level might be important somehow!
Another important feature in the game is the ability to combine spells you’ve learned. Not all the spells are combinable, though.
For instance, some enemies will only take damage from a specific combination, so, if you ever
come into trouble fighting one of the bad guys, think outside the box!
For combinable powers, the
order of combination alters the product, thus giving you
tons of possible combinations,
every single one of them being something unique!
The kingdom of Anemos has been well-known for centuries for its great wizards and sorcerers.
Anemos reference in magic is Zeppeli, the High Wizard. His contribution to the magic world was enormous,
until one day he vanished without a trace, never to be seen again.
Rumor has it Zeppeli was kidnapped by an unknown assailant while finishing up one of his major spell books, the Sixth Horizon.
Curiously enough, there have been many reports of people finding random pages of a book scattered across the eight kingdoms.
Rubick, a child prodigy in the way of the magic, is Zeppeli’s pupil. After graduating from the Mage School at the age of 16,
he devoted himself to a rather curious branch of magic: wisdom stealing, which is the power to copy other creatures’ or people’s abilities.
He calls his ability Mimic. After mastering his wisdom stealing art, Rubick marches into a quest to find out the truth about
what happened to Zeppeli. This journey will teach him more than what he can learn from a book.
FAQ
Q: Where are we right now?
A: Currently, we are almost done with Möira's demo version. After that we're going to try a Kickstarter campaign to complete the rest of the game!
Q: When is the Kickstarter campaign?
A: We're not sure yet, but we're working to start the campaign as soon as possible.
Q: Will this game have the same hardware limitations the Gameboy had?
A: No, it won't. Despite having Gameboy aesthetics, we won't limit ourselves to the Gameboy hardware.For instance, it has selectable color palettes, more advanced mechanics and some other stuff the original Gameboy couldn't handle. But the original feeling is there for sure. :-)
Q: Can every magic spell in the game be combined?
A: Mostly, there are some magic spells that can only be obtained by certain monsters. These are called abilities and cannot be combined.
Q: Can I keep magic spells forever?
A: Most of them yes, you can! The ones you cannot keep are abilities.
Q: What about music? Will it have Gameboy fidelity?
A: Yes! Our musicians are putting a lot of effort to maintain the Gameboy fidelity when it comes to music.
We'll try to add more questions to this FAQ as they come.
So that's about it for now! We hope you guys like our project, we are very eager to hear your suggestions, questions and feedback!
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