Ferulorum
Narcitheus · 2025 · Casual, Simulation, Singleplayer, Party-Based RPG, Dungeon Crawler
PC
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About Ferulorum
Five generations ago in the land of Novilux tragedy struck the king and a curse seemed to fall upon the land, all seemed lost until. An heir to the throne stepped forward beset on all sides by enemies, to rebuild what was lost he needs an ancient family heirloom. The Clatiulus crystal, without the resources to spare a royal proclamation was sent throughout the land offering great rewards to any who reclaim the crystal. This is your chance, you are not a solder, or warrior, or even a thief... but instead a humble merchant and by your estimation you've got just enough gold to set up a small encampment within striking distance of the last known location of the Clatiulus. All that's missing are some friends skilled in the ways of war who are willing to split the profits, and individuals like that are all heading to the same destination...
- Still in development
- Higher mercenary's from 11 different classes all with different ability's and stats
- Put together small teams and send them out into 5 different dungeons each with 5 levels and different challenges effect what types of hero's should be sent
- Build up the encampment to help you on your quest
- Reach the Clatiulus before any of the others trying to reclaim it
- 2D pixel graphics inspired by retro computer games
- over 100 hand drawn portraits for hero's
- 60 types of enemy's
- Music and ambient noise inspired by dungeon synth and its sub genres
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Ferulorum Review — 4/10 Ferulorum brings some good ideas to the table, especially with its 10 unique characters spread across different classes like attack, blocking, magic, healing, and dodging. The game features three upgrade slots — stats, weapons, and armor/items — which offer a foundation for character growth. However, the selection of weapons and items is unfortunately very limited, which makes progression feel a bit flat over time. The game's escalating level structure keeps things moving, with each section containing five levels, culminating in a final boss after most areas are completed. It's an enjoyable journey while it lasts, but the overall experience can be fully explored within about two hours, leaving players wanting a bit more depth and replay value. Despite its shortcomings, Ferulorum is genuinely entertaining for a quick playthrough and shows clear potential. With some future updates to expand its item pool and deepen its systems, it could grow into something much stronger. Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL3qztKQamg1 found this helpful
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