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Ebony Spire: Heresy

80% positive of 35 Steam reviews

Released: 2017
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Bearded Giant Games.

About the game

Crawl, throw, summon and smash your way through 20 levels of pure mishap in this first person turn based dungeon crawling game! Every item can be used both by the player and against him! And there are more than 100 items (+ stats variations) ranging from potions, to scrolls, weapons and artifacts!

Tagged by players

RPG
Dungeon Crawler
Roguelite
Procedural Generation
Turn-Based Combat
First-Person
Grid-Based Movement
Pixel Graphics

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Positive

What players say

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Ebony Spire: Heresy is a throwback to the old days of computer games, for me it brings back memories to my Amiga 500 days, used to play Eye of the Beholder for hours on end and never grow bored. This game has a lot of that feeling, each level has it's own progression in form of new environments and monsters and of course items! The character does not progress in levels, but by getting more powerfull items as he…
49 min played when written. 18 found it helpful.
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Recommended
I've bought the game to support its creator after I've read his post-mortem on Gamasutra. The game looked nice: a love letter to the old MS-DOS dungeon crawlers, with mazes to explore, monsters to kill and loot to gather. It turned out to be even a greater throwback to old times then I expected: the game made me remember how awful the interfaces were back then, and how user-unfriendly a game can be. The game doesn't…
2.1 h played when written. 13 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Not much to say besides the game just isn't terribly fun. There's no party or even character building, you just pick one of three classes and go. Gameplay is standard gridded dungeon-crawling stuff, though instead of formal turn-based combat it uses the overworld enemies system where you attack in movement. Not a problem in itself I don't think, except the game is kinda just, really easy too. There's no character…
1.8 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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