Trulon: The Shadow Engine

A neat turn based story and fighting games, not rid of bugs but nothing gamebreaking. Tadbit short perhaps if you think 5 hours is short.

https://youtu.be/DDx_g_nB_QA Spread across too many genres the party based, deck building, crafting, rpg struggles to lock into any one area.

Not sure if it gets better, but the gameplay is very shallow, enemies repetitive and the cards are boring.

Its fun

Trulon: The Shadow Engine is a modest yet ambitious attempt by Kyy Games to merge classic RPG storytelling with a unique tactical card-based battle system. It places players in the role of Gladia, a young monster hunter drawn into a conflict that intertwines fantasy, mystery, and steampunk technology. From its very first scenes, the game introduces a world that feels both familiar and distinctive—a setting where arcane energy and mechanical contraptions coexist uneasily, hinting at a civilization caught between nature and machinery. The visual style immediately reflects this duality, with vibrant hand-drawn backdrops and softly colored environments that evoke the spirit of 16-bit era adventure games, while presenting a tone that feels modern in its crispness and accessibility. The narrative, though straightforward, provides a comfortable framework for exploration and adventure. Gladia’s quest begins with the emergence of a strange disease spreading through her homeland, a mysterious plague that hints at something deeper than mere infection. The writing captures an old-fashioned charm reminiscent of traditional Japanese RPGs, with archetypal characters and simple dialogue that carr…

meh