Feartress
Frederik List · 2022 · RPG, Strategy, Casual, Strategy RPG, Colony Sim
PC
Mixed48% · 50
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About Feartress
It is dark. You are a soul without a body floating around in a world where a mysterious elemental corruption has started to spread. With the help of a long-necked kitten, you gain the ability to rebirth into other dimensions to find the source of the corruption and eliminate it.
Feartress is a new take on the genre of incremental games where you go on a journey to collect all the 21 elemental pearls and restore balance to the universe.
Train units and place buildings and upgrade them to boost your units and amass your resources.
Surrounded by enemies, you must train an army and send them into battle. Play against your enemies' weaknesses and destroy enemy structures to find loot and journey toward the harbingers of elemental corruption.
Generate knowledge to unlock perks to access useful bonuses. Find more books of perks to vary your gameplay and discover new strategies to overcome your enemies.
Find and equip items to boost your production and combat prowess, and take them with you into new worlds with increasingly powerful enemies.
The game features:
- 25+ friendly unit types to hire.
- 25+ friendly building types to build.
- 50+ types of enemies to fight.
- Randomly generated equippable items.
- 100+ perks to unlock.
- 13 maps
Smarting from the unrelenting grind of javascript tutorials, incrementilon proceeded to try using his newfound skills on programming a game. Inspired by classics of the incremental genre such as Kittens Game and Universal Paperclips, he decided to make an incremental game of his own, adding in RPG elements and imbuing his creation with his own art style.
Soon enough, cooljingle joined in with the programming. The first version of the game featured one world of 64 tiles; the name Feartress was inspired by the danish word for 64 (fireogtres). Following an early access release on Steam, cooljingle created an album of fantasy-themed music to add to the game.
Feartress is a new take on the genre of incremental games where you go on a journey to collect all the 21 elemental pearls and restore balance to the universe.
Build Up Your Settlement
Train units and place buildings and upgrade them to boost your units and amass your resources.
Defeat your Enemies
Surrounded by enemies, you must train an army and send them into battle. Play against your enemies' weaknesses and destroy enemy structures to find loot and journey toward the harbingers of elemental corruption.
Leverage Perks
Generate knowledge to unlock perks to access useful bonuses. Find more books of perks to vary your gameplay and discover new strategies to overcome your enemies.
Collect Epic and Legendary Gear
Find and equip items to boost your production and combat prowess, and take them with you into new worlds with increasingly powerful enemies.
The game features:
- 25+ friendly unit types to hire.
- 25+ friendly building types to build.
- 50+ types of enemies to fight.
- Randomly generated equippable items.
- 100+ perks to unlock.
- 13 maps
About Us
Smarting from the unrelenting grind of javascript tutorials, incrementilon proceeded to try using his newfound skills on programming a game. Inspired by classics of the incremental genre such as Kittens Game and Universal Paperclips, he decided to make an incremental game of his own, adding in RPG elements and imbuing his creation with his own art style.Soon enough, cooljingle joined in with the programming. The first version of the game featured one world of 64 tiles; the name Feartress was inspired by the danish word for 64 (fireogtres). Following an early access release on Steam, cooljingle created an album of fantasy-themed music to add to the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Has good promise, but it has been out for 8 months, and has not had any patches for 7 months now. Seems like abandonware at this point. Is it worth the money even still knowing this? Ehh. The game has good systems but there's just not enough meat on the bones for me for £5, when there's better idler games out there for free. If/when the game gets more content to justify its early access and cost, I'll edit the review accordingly.6 found this helpful
Devs took the money and ran off. Scammers.
The progress feels too slow overall, it only feels better in time trial at 5x speed. Also there is a loophole that causes huge inflation that would create NaNs.
the game is just straight up broken i can't even attack
Really fun and gives so much freedom to do whatever strategy you want to do to win. I also think the time trial mode is very fun, it starts very RNG based, but the randomness makes me try different strategies I did not previously think of..... There's still a lot of content left, but so far, worth it!!
Dead game. Don't bother.
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