Terra Incognita is a forthcoming RPG that is heavily
inspired by Retro games, an epic journey drawing concepts and ideas from games
like Suikoden 2 and final fantasy. As is with many aspiring Indie projects,
Terra Incognita began with kick-starter, asking but a meek €500. But typical
kindness, generosity and delight to see a new indie project pop up accumulated
to a total of €3,650, meaning Dan will be adding loads of extra content to the
game. Drawing concepts and ideas from games like Suikoden 2 and Final Fantasy, Terra
Incognita is set to release December this year for PC, with later dates
for Ouya, Android and Wii U.
1 - The combat system in early
development.
Terra Incognita will consist of many different elements, with
quests, dungeons and main and secondary storylines.
Dan hinted in his
kick-starter page that the game will include:
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A gripping storyline
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A Vast World Map with lots of
towns/cities/dungeons and more!
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Tons of side-quests!
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Items/ weapons/ equipment, Magic,
Potions, Spells and more!
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Lots
of recruitable characters that are not story critical but
can be used as battle party members!
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Every character has their own special
technique learning section. As well as learning Magic spells and other
abilities.
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Each party member’s statistics vary,
depending on their class.
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Lots and lots of dungeon crawling,
looting and monster hunting away from the main story, IF you're into that sort
of thing (Of course you are!)
Character Sprites.
For a two man team a lot of effort has been and will be put
into this game, I truly hope that Dan can meet his standards and produce for us
an amazing Retro Inspired game which will take us back to the days of final
fantasy and those other classic RPGs. If you’re feeling charitable donate or
pre purchase the game from www.terraincognitarpg.net, and
help this Indie Project be the best it can be. All the best to Dan with Terra
Incognita, It’s great to see lots of interest in his game and with a bit of
luck it will continue to grow into an epic game.
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