Paper Sorcerer Released
Paper Sorcerer Released
Information - posted by Crooked Bee on Sun 3 November 2013, 10:43:42
Tags: Paper Sorcerer; UltraRunawayGamesPaper Sorcerer, a Kickstarter-funded game inspired by Wizardry 4 and Shadowgate, has been finally released today. All those who pre-ordered it should have received a download link in their inbox, as I did this morning.
Paper Sorcerer is a stylish single player turn based RPG focused on strategy, party-building, and environmental puzzles. Fight with the skills and spells you've learned in a battle system that emphasizes strategy over grinding. Assemble a party of monsters and dark creatures to fight alongside you. Explore and solve environmental puzzles to unlock secret paths and find extra loot! A double-sided adventure, an RPG with adventure game elements.
The game's also up for purchase for $5 or 3,83€ (Windows, Mac or Linux) over at the Ultra Runaway Games website: www.ultrarunaway.com
This will of course be overshadowed by the Grimoire Super Demo release, but it's still nice to know Cleve isn't the only person who continues to be inspired by Wizardry too. I haven't yet had the chance to give the final version of Paper Sorcerer a try, so I can't really offer any impressions. The early demo that I tried a few months ago was a bit too simplistic though.
Thanks to Marquess Cornwallis for reminding me to post about this.
Paper Sorcerer is a stylish single player turn based RPG focused on strategy, party-building, and environmental puzzles. Fight with the skills and spells you've learned in a battle system that emphasizes strategy over grinding. Assemble a party of monsters and dark creatures to fight alongside you. Explore and solve environmental puzzles to unlock secret paths and find extra loot! A double-sided adventure, an RPG with adventure game elements.
The game's also up for purchase for $5 or 3,83€ (Windows, Mac or Linux) over at the Ultra Runaway Games website: www.ultrarunaway.com
This will of course be overshadowed by the Grimoire Super Demo release, but it's still nice to know Cleve isn't the only person who continues to be inspired by Wizardry too. I haven't yet had the chance to give the final version of Paper Sorcerer a try, so I can't really offer any impressions. The early demo that I tried a few months ago was a bit too simplistic though.
Thanks to Marquess Cornwallis for reminding me to post about this.
