E-Raiser
A downloadable E-raising
E-Raiser is a choice based roguelike game where you need to save Aetheria, the cursed forest. Around Aetheria you will find pure or impure undeads, is it better to "Raise" or "Erase" them?
Aetheria is a marvellous forest, full of rivers and trees, but with a curse which disrupt the cycle of death and life, who died in the forest should awaken again until the forest is alive, so they needs to destroy it for finally be free.
But the E-raisers, heavily trained energy masters from the Order of E-raisers who can raise undeads or erase them by absorbing their energy, decided to help the forest with the help of humans and souls.
The game allows you to Raise or Erase undeads everyday. If you Raise a pure soul, you can have free energy each day, otherwise you will have a random negative event. You can have a bonus for a positive event too.
Erasing pure souls is equal to a sacrifice and you will gave once a random amount of energy, erasing impures means having one less problem, but...you will have negative events later.
Every day of the game is equal to a raise or erase one undead, but first you have to overcome one event, good or bad based of what you done before.
You will need to think carefully a bit of luck, but you will manage to save this forest!
The game has two endings (Good if the forest ends the day with 100% of Health, Bad if 0%), also one run lasts at least 10 minutes, but the runs are always random!
About the days, well...for now it works like a score, less time you take for the quest, better it is!
Status | Released |
Author | Michael Primo |
Genre | Interactive Fiction |
Made with | RPG Maker |
Tags | Arcade, Meaningful Choices, Roguelike, Short, Singleplayer |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Touchscreen |
Accessibility | Subtitles, Interactive tutorial, One button |
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Streamed this yesterday with the dev present, but leaving this here for posterity:
I’d say a good proof of concept, but the execution needs work.