Echo of Extinction
OLIVANGO · 2023 · Robots, JRPG, Crafting, Post-apocalyptic, Turn-Based Combat
PC
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About Echo of Extinction
Embrace the untamed remnants of a shattered world, scavenge, craft, and conquer to rise as the beacon of hope in the desolate Echo of Extinction
In the desolate remnants of a world once thriving, you must scavenge and explore the open landscapes of Echo of Extinction. Uncover precious resources scattered throughout, harnessing their power to forge formidable gear.
With each crafted weapon and armor, you edge closer to vanquishing the enemy, unraveling their dark designs and reclaiming a future lost to the ruins.
Your journey demands resourcefulness, cunning, and mastery of REFORGE, as the fate of your friends lies in the hands of those who dare to craft their own destiny!
FEATURES
Captivating Storyline: Immerse yourself in a meticulously crafted storyline that takes you on a thrilling adventure, filled with unexpected twists and turns
Nostalgic Pixel Art: Experience the charm of retro-inspired pixel art visuals that bring the post-apocalyptic world to life
Engaging Turn-Based Combat: Engage in strategic, turn-based combat that requires tactical decision-making to overcome challenges and defeat powerful enemies
Open World Exploration: Explore a vast and diverse post-apocalyptic world, brimming with secrets to uncover, hidden treasures to find, and unique locations to discover.
Resource Gathering and Crafting: Gather resources from the environment and craft powerful equipment to enhance your abilities and prepare for challenging encounters
Varied Environments: Traverse through a range of visually distinct environments, each with its own unique atmosphere and hazards
Memorable Characters: Meet a cast of memorable characters, each with their own stories, motivations, and personalities that add depth to the game's narrative
AI-Generated Soundtrack: Immerse yourself in a captivating audio experience with an AI-generated soundtrack that dynamically adapts to the gameplay and enhances the overall atmosphere
Quests and Side Activities: Engage in a variety of quests and side activities, offering additional challenges, rewards, and opportunities to further explore the world
Replayability: With the freedom to tackle the challenges in any order and multiple paths to explore, Echo of Extinction offers replayability to uncover different secrets and approaches to the game
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's honestly pretty good, i'm only writing this because after 3 weeks the game has got no traction at all and i'm blaming the fact Steam is saturated in actual junk that superficially looks similar to this at a glance. i have only played 3 hours at the moment, I beat 1/6 of the robot lords and only have the first 2 party members. I did a "water dungeon" where you go around looking for codes to open doors to progress, but a surprising bit of extra design, a pair of shoes I found in the outside world let me walk in deep water, so it gave me an optional bonus to take shortcuts and find extra items in the water dungeon, but you don't need those boots to complete it and get to the robot lord. The 2 party members I have so far have genuinely different battle uses and while i havn't seen a whole lot of the dialogue they have distinct personalities that clearly had some effort put in to give them some character. Power progression is a combination of traditional EXP level ups and a tiered crafting system where you keep upgrading your existing gear. There might be more to the game mechanics, but first impressions are solid and it's feels kinda tragic this is being ignored. For £6 it'…6 found this helpful
As a fan of JRPGs, I enjoy this game quite a bit. The graphics are not bad, the music is decent and the turn based combat reminds me of oldschool JRPGs. I also find the idea of having to craft everything from scratch like weapons, armor, characters, etc. interesting. Since it fits the setting of post apocalypse world where there wouldn't be any merchants From what little I have played so far, I'm finding the setting and characters interesting, and the gameplay nostalgic. It's worth a try!2 found this helpful
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