#IronOak Games

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For The King II recebe Dark Carnival, uma masmorra infinita

A Curve Games e a IronOak Games revelaram o Dark Carnival, um modo de masmorra infinito criado para For The King II no intuito de levar as habilidades dos fãs ao limite. Nesse modo, os jogadores devem descobrir os segredos do Ringmaster e enfrentar os muitos desafios que o Dark Carnival apresenta. Quanto mais fundo você se aventurar, mais distorcida será a experiência. “Estamos dedicados a fazer…

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Experience the Thrills of Dark Carnival in For the King II

Dark Carnival update has for For the King II the roguelite tabletop RPG game playable on Linux and Steam Deck via Windows PC. Thanks to the brilliant minds at IronOak Games. Which is available on both Steam and Humble Store with 72% Positive reviews. Get ready to dive into the roguelite tabletop RPG in an update for For the King II – the Dark Carnival. Curve and IronOak have released this infinite dungeon mode that's all about testing your skills to the max. In Dark Carnival, your mission is to uncover the secrets of the Ringmaster and take on the wild challenges the carnival throws at you. The further you go, the more intense it gets. You can also play the title on Linux and Steam Deck via Proton now and see how many floors you can conquer before you bite the dust. Sterling Anderson, Studio Director at IronOak, shared their excitement, saying, "We are passionately dedicated to making For the King II the best experience it can be for our community. The team has been listening to feedback and working hard to bring new content to players with the Dark Carnival update. We truly hope you enjoy the new mode and the re-introduction of Bards." If you’re curious about what’s in store, check out the new For the King II Book of Lore video. It dives deep into the mysteries of the Carnival and gives you a crash course on all the weird and wonderful things you’ll encounter.

For The King II: Book of Lore Chapter 6 - Dark Carnival

For The King II takes everything you like about the original – strategy, turn-based combat, and roguelite replayability – and cranks it up a notch. The game also features four-player co-op, which fans have been begging for. Due to continue the story from the first game and adds new combat mechanics, fresh biomes to explore, and a whole lot more. The Dark Carnival is all about seeing how far you can go before you meet your end. Can you unlock all the secrets of the Ringmaster? Expect plenty of surprises as you venture deeper. But be careful – the Dark Carnival is also full of twists and turns. Maybe you’re due to get lucky with the Wheel of Death, or it’ll be your downfall.

Here’s what’s new in the update:

Weapons: Gear up with fresh tools to take down your enemies.

Enemies: Face off against some of the intense foes yet.

Gear: Discover cool new items to aid your adventure.

Achievements: Show off your skills with brand-new challenges.

Environments: Explore never-before-seen areas of the carnival.

Lore Store unlocks: Unlock awesome new content as you progress.

Markets: Find unique items and gear in the updated markets.

IronOak worked hard to bring tons of new content for you to enjoy without spoiling everything. There's a lot waiting for you in the Dark Carnival, so dive in and see what you can uncover. To dive into more about For the King II, it's available on Steam and also Humble Store. Don't miss out on this epic adventure. Playable on Linux and Steam Deck via Proton with the Windows PC build. Discounted 25% on Steam, dropping the price to $18.74 USD / £14.99 / 18,74€. Download For the King II today and get into this roguelite tabletop RPG. Let’s see how many floors you can conquer in the Dark Carnival before you meet your inevitable demise!

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"For The King II": Release Date Announced

"#ForTheKing II": Release Date Announced IronOak Games have announced the release date for "#ForTheKingII", the sequel to a game that was (indirectly) inspired by "#Ultima 7".

IronOak Games have announced the release date for For The King II, the sequel to their board game-inspired RPG; it will release on Steam on November 2nd, 2023 (and is available for pre-order now). The For The King games emerged out of The Black Gate Board Game, an attempt to re-create Ultima 7: The Black Gate as a board game. Lucifuge Dragon ultimately cancelled that project, but took much of…

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For the King: conheça o jogo

Imagem: IronOak Games Fica claro desde o início que For The King é um resumo notável de RPG estratégico e o fascínio dos jogos de tabuleiro e desonestos. A desenvolvedora do jogo é a IronOak Games, enquanto a publicadora é a Curve Games. O jogo foi lançado no dia 19 de abril de 2018.  O sistema de guerra baseado em turnos deste título, que foi habilmente inspirado pela magia dos dados, nos…

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House Waynwood of Ironoaks Castle

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[Voxel Art] Micro Eyes

This is the exclusive fanart series for Ironoak Games.

Include six works:

Swamp, Freeze valley, Corrupted plain, Lost desert, Volcanic badlands and Rogue isles.

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For the king

For the King is a rogue like roleplaying video game developed by Canadian game developer IronOak Games and published by Curve Games. It was released in February 2017 to early access on Steam.

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Researching of games

Astroneer:

What's the point of Astroneer?

About This Game

In this space sandbox adventure, players can work together to build custom bases above or below ground, create vehicles to explore a vast solar system, and use terrain to create anything they can imagine. A player's creativity and ingenuity are the key to thriving on exciting planetary adventures!

Astroneer, officially stylized in all caps, is a sandbox adventure game developed from independent developer System Era Softworks. The game was released through early access in December 2016 before a full release on December 16, 2019.

How long did it take to make Astroneer?

Development and release

At first, they worked on the game only part-time, after about two years of development Bromell in an interview stated that they were about ready to commit to the project full time.

Is Astroneer a hard game?

Astroneer is an easy game to load and immediately become overwhelmed with the many menus you'll have to interact with to understand the game controls and features. It doesn't hold your hand or make it particularly “easy” to play at first. In fact, you may even find yourself eight hours in and still on the first planet.

For the King:

Is For The King like Dungeons and Dragons?

For The King incorporates a feel similar to DnD in terms of luck when it comes to performing actions from investigating to simply attacking. While it's not a die roll per se, it has a similar randomness. This is where Focus comes in. Each party member has points of Focus indicated by yellow icons above their portraits. For the King is a roguelike role-playing video game developed by Canadian game developer IronOak Games and published by Curve Games. It was released in February 2017 to early access on Steam with a full release in April 2018

Is For The King a hard game?

Combat in For The King 2 is surprisingly difficult, especially for players who are new to the series. Encounters can range from dreadfully simple to overwhelmingly hard, so players will need to be extra careful with who they pick a fight with.

Is For The King fun solo?

For The King is a turn-based strategy RPG that combines elements from tabletop games and rogue-likes for a unique gameplay experience. The original For The King game remains fun and engaging, with a large variety of classes to choose from. It can be played alone or with friends.

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Research games

We were asked to research the following games:

Astroneer

Here is a direct link to the game

Astroneer | A Game of Aerospace Industry and Interplanetary Exploration

I found the game on STEAM here:

ASTRONEER on Steam (steampowered.com)

Astroneer is advertised as a game of aerospace industry and interplanetary exploration. You can explore and re-shape distant worlds. You can work with other players to build custom bases, above or below ground, and create vehicles.

The low poly 3D was relatively well used, there was a difference between day and night, you could see the dust coming off vehicles when they moved, steam coming out of holes in the ground. The trees and grass were not very detailed, but there was enough to define them.

The artwork utilises the basic colour palettes, such as green, purple and blue, the shading techniques to create depth and create a visually appealing composition are fairly basic too, there is never too much detail of the distance, the render distance is not very far.

For the game it was, I do not really feel it needed more detail, the level it had was enough to enjoy the game.

For the King

Again, I found this game on STEAM, here is the link:

For The King on Steam (steampowered.com)

For the King, is a story based, role-playing video game. The game was developed by Canadian game developer IronOak Games and published by Curve Games.

Here is a link to the official launch trailer:

I preferred this game, it felt more engaging than Astroneer. The low poly 3D was used well, as the game did not require too much detail. The artwork utilises basic colour palettes, with not much definition or detail, the shading techniques to create depth and create a visually appealing composition are fairly basic too. There is never too much detail of the distance again, the render distance is not very far at all, with just a horizon with sky and a few boulders.

Pan-Pan

I found Pan-Pan on STEAM also, here's a link:

Pan-Pan on Steam (steampowered.com)

I also found it on Nintendo, here's the link:

PAN-PAN A tiny big adventure for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site

Pan-Pan is an open plain adventure that expands on the concept of environmental narrative storytelling with puzzle solving and exploration elements at its core.

This was the most basic of the four games, with no background at all, it is blacked out, or faded out. The view concentrates on the immediate part of the game you are in. The artwork is very basic with no depth and little to no shading. The game wasn't very realistic at all, but maybe improved by adding a wider render distance. However, the game seems to work the way it is, focusing on the one part the player is on.

Lonely Mountains

I found Lonely Mountains was on X-Box:

Buy Lonely Mountains: Downhill | Xbox

And here is the write up about it on STEAM:

Lonely Mountains: Downhill on Steam (steampowered.com)

Just you and your bike - take it on a thrilling ride down an unspoiled mountain landscape. Make your way through thick forests, narrow trails and wild rivers. Race, jump, slide and try not to crash - all the way from the peak to the valley!

This game was extremely basic with not much definition at all, for example, the butterfly was just a yellow butterfly shape. Blood and mud were blocks. There was a good render distance, giving mountain views and some flowers by the side of the track you ride down. I felt this game would definitely have benefitted from a higher poly 3D, as the rider's movements were very rigid and the track lines were very basic and hard to make out in some places.

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November 2023

Developed by IronOak Games and Published by Curve Games

Roguelike? Never forget the godsbeard. Never forget the scourge. Never forget la guitarra de cura en la primera run. BG3 para los pobres.

35 patios herbalistas

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All-in-One Adventure RPG: Play and Enjoy For The King II 

For The King II strategy adventure RPG game is playable via Linux and Steam Deck with Windows PC. A feat made possible by the unwavering dedication and hard work of the development team at IronOak Games. Available with a discount on both Steam and Humble Store. Big news is here for fans of strategy and adventure RPG! For The King II, the sequel has hit Steam. Taking part in a digital world that takes the heart-pounding excitement of tabletops and wraps it up into an even larger, more thrilling experience than its predecessor. Now, what's got everyone talking is the brand-new four-player co-op mode. This is something Linux and Steam Deck players can take part in, and the developers have delivered via Proton. Due to let you dive into the For The King II realm of fantasy with three of your friends, each of you playing a key role in a grand quest. That's the kind of friendship and challenge we're looking at.

For The King II: Book of Lore Chapter 5

Colby Young, the lead visionary at IronOak Games, is especially pumped. They've expanded this new release to be three times the size of the original when it first stepped into the spotlight. And they're not stopping there — more content is already in the pipeline. But here's the deal: it's not just for those who've been around since the first title. If you're also just stepping into the world of Fahrul, For The King II is welcoming. Since it includes new mechanics and features that will get you into the game from the start. Let's talk about what's under the hood. The For The King II combat? It's fresh and requires tactical thinking. The places you'll explore? There's a whole range of settings that'll have you taking on an epic tour of some uncharted fantasy world. And the style? It's had a visual upgrade that's like jumping from a comic book straight into an animated blockbuster. Now, the variety here is immense. You'll find that no two journeys are the same, thanks to the procedurally generated maps, quests, loot, and events. Every playthrough is a unique adventure, promising more to discover and the challenge of battle stay fresh. So gear up for this strategy adventure RPG that's just hit the virtual shelves on Steam and Humble Store. With a world constantly evolving and the chance to band together with friends or go solo, For The King II is shaping up to be a standout experience. The journey of Fahrul awaits, are you ready to claim your crown? Playable on Linux and Steam Deck via Windows PC. Priced at $22.49 USD / £17.99 / 22,49€ with the 10% discount, which ends November 9th.

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2,576.) For the King

Release: February 28th, 2017 // April 19th, 2018 | GGF: Open World, RPG, Roguelike, Turn-Based Combat, Adventure, Tabletop, Turn-Based Strategy | Developer(s): IronOak Games Inc. | Publisher(s): Curve Games, IronOak Games Inc., Teyon Japan | Platform(s): Macintosh (2017), Windows (2017), Linux (2018), Blacknut (2019), Nintendo Switch (2019), PlayStation 4 (2019), Windows Apps (2019), Xbox One (2019), Xbox Cloud Gaming (2020)

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As a turn-based cooperative RPG experience, the design and implementation of many of the mechanics in For The King reflect a need for the party to remain close and in constant communication, but doesn’t enforce the party to do so by keeping them in lockstep. Players can explore bits of the map that interest them when their turn to move comes up, and if they’re first to encounter a piece of loot they enjoy, they can choose to take it without passing or offering it to their fellow players. However, because players have so many opportunities to assist one another, either in battle or via party based buff/heal actions, this cooperative approach is encouraged, without making it an outright requirement.

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"For the King" (2018)

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Score For the King Free from the Epic Games Store

It’s Thursday so that means we’ve got another free PC game from the Epic Games Store. This week brings the critical hit fantasy strategy game For the King.