Incitement 3
Astronomic Games · 2015 · Indie, RPG, Adventure, Sci-fi, Great Soundtrack
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About Incitement 3
Lead protagonist Adrial and his team through an immersive sci-fi mystery spanning an 8-10 hour campaign filled with side-view battles, deep character customization via weapon and armor add-ons, and tactical ammo management across 11 playable characters. Uncover a conspiracy threatening Sophorian civilization while enjoying this third installment that comes bundled with the free prequels, offering engaging storytelling with adjustable difficulty for both casual and hardcore players.
General Features:
- A sequel to Incitement and Incitement 2, both of which are free to play.
- Approximately 8-10 hours in length
- An immersive sci-fi world with a variety of locations to explore
- Side-view battles with fully animated battlers
- 11 playable characters: 7 in the main party and 4 episodic
- 2 difficulty modes: Normal and Challenging. Normal is for those seeking a casual experience, whereas Challenging is for the thrills and kills.
- Highly customizable equip setup, allowing the use of add-ons on top of standard weapons and armour.
- Use Weapon Add-Ons to customize an offensive bonus on a character.
- Use Body Add-Ons to customize a defensive bonus on a character.
- Use Head Add-Ons to customize which attribute will gain a bonus upon level ups.
- Some abilities require unique ammo, providing a deeper and more interesting ammo management experience.
Story:
Sophorian civilization has been long looking for other sentient races in space in order to integrate them into their own society. However, that has not come without dissensions among the Sophorians, and sometimes very violent conflicts. In the recent past two huge attacks had occurred that threatened the whole civilization. The first one struck the government. The second one struck the Sophorian army. But was there a connection between those attacks, and will history repeat itself over and over until there’s no civilization left?
It has now been a year since a devastating EMP wave left one of the largest cities broken and disconnected. A lot of labour and resources went into restoring the city over the course of the year, but it appears things are not about to settle down yet.
Adrial and his team of allies have been caught in another attack - but who is attacking this time and what are their motives? It is now up to you to assemble your allies, uncover this scheme, expose the enemy, and stop them before their actions magnify into catastrophic proportions.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
They made three of these? This one is terrible so I'll hate to imagine what the other two are like. Most likely the same game as this.10 found this helpful
The store page says this game contains all 3 Incitement titles, but only Incitement 3 exists in my library. Furthermore, 1. When I checked developer's page, I didn't see first two titles. 2. Steam never asks me which title I'd like to play when I click "Play" on Incitement 3. 3. I checked SteamDB, which has almost no information on both titles. I tried Incitement 3 for a bit, but obviously I was confused with the story and there were 4 combats within about 10 minutes. So I simply don't recommend this game.1 found this helpful
I went in knowing this was the closing chapter of a trilogy, and while the sci-fi setting and the gunfire-as-magic combat gimmick genuinely caught my interest, the whole thing feels held back by its RPG Maker bones. The story moves at a brisk pace and wraps up in under ten hours, but the stock tilesets and too-bright colors clash hard with the dystopian tone it's reaching for, and a couple of late boss fights throw out area attacks that felt cheap rather than tough. With seven party members crammed into such a short runtime, nobody really gets room to breathe either. It's not a bad way to spend a few cheap hours if you like short RPGs, and I'd give it a cautious thumbs up, just don't expect it to blow you away.
fire
wtf
So bad
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