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[linuxgamenews]

Arco adventure and strategy due to release next year

Arco is a unique tactical action game is due to makes its way onto Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative efforts of Max Cahill, Franek, Bibiki, and Antonio Uribe. Working to make its way onto Steam in 2024. If you're a fan of adventures that combine the beauty of art and the strategy of combat, let's talk about Arco. This isn't just another game you play and forget. It's an experience. Here's why: The creators of Arco are a diverse and talented group from all over the world. There's a pixel artist from Poland, a developer from Australia, a music and sound genius from Spain, and a seasoned pro from Mexico. These are people from different backgrounds coming together. They're coming together to craft a masterpiece for us to dive into on Linux. Now, the world of Arco is inspired by magical realism. For those of you who might be unfamiliar, magical realism is like blending everyday life with a pinch of magic. Think of it as your everyday sandwich but with a surprise layer of your favorite chocolate inside. This translates to a setting that's rich in pixel art and deep music. It's like having a personal orchestra right in your headphones.

Arco - Reveal Trailer

The story centers on four characters. They've all been wronged by the Red Company gang, and they're on a mission of revenge. But it's not just about defeating the bad guys. As you journey into Arco, you'll come across various communities and face challenges from both humans and nature. Since every choice you make shapes the story. Due to be like being the director of your own movie, deciding how the story unfolds. Arco combat is strategic. It's not about how fast you can tap a button, but how well you can think ahead. Both you and your opponents will make moves at the same time. So, you've got to be a step ahead, predicting their actions and planning your own. This tactical action is a dance, where one wrong step can lead to disaster. As you advance, you can unlock abilities, team up with allies, and gather resources. It's rewarding to see your progress and the growth of your characters. The story is also told from different views. So you'll get to experience this world through different eyes. Lastly, the graphics are fantastic. The pixel art feels nostalgic, yet fresh. And the music? It feels like the game is talking to you, setting the mood for every scene. You can find Arco tactical action on Steam. Get ready to dive into it in 2024 on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Don't miss out on this enchanting experience!

[savingcontent]

Arco Review

I’d be lying if I told you Arco was an easy breezy game. Don’t let the beautifully bright and vibrant colour palette fool you, this is not a short story. At five hours in and I’m still slinging arrows and getting shot to bits repeatedly through Act Two. Very few of the fights you’ll land yourself in are a walk in the park, requiring multiple attempts and differing strategies, learned from your…

[riftdancing]

🌈 Walkin’ on the Sun 🌞

[spamtonass]

bibiki....

(oc by @0046incognito !)

[mattcolewilson]

Ghost Cab now has a soundtrack! It was created by Bibiki García for the A Game by its Cover jam. It's amazing. Buy it! 👻 🚕

https://bibikigarcia.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-cab

[smlpodcast]

The SML Podcast - Episode 983: Space Truckin'

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The voice of SML drops by for a rowdy visit on this episode of SML, so let's start the show!

The show kicks off with Pernell Vaughan, Chris Taylor, Andy Sperry, and Aki all on hand to welcome George "norg" Nowik to the show to chat about the insanity that are discord audio settings and later on we discuss terrible racing games that Chris can't remember the names to. Jumping back, we also chat about George's voice work, what he's been up to with his profession, how it relates to soda drinkers and those with Psoriasis, and tons more! Plus reviews!

0:00 - Intro/norg 17:14 - ARCO - Franek, Max Cahill, Bibiki, Fáyer, Panic (norg) 30:32 - Mad Devils: Damned-finitive Edition - Itzy Interactive (Pernell & Andy) 45:08 - Slash Quest - Big Green Pillow, Mother Gaia Studio, Noodlecake (Andy) 1:00:30 - Feed the Deep - Luke Muscat (Andy & Pernell) 1:08:39 - Thief Simulator 2 - CookieDev, Ultimate Games (Aki)

The show ends with some thievery related goodness with Jan Van Valburg's take on "Forever Rachel" from Final Fantasy VI off of the old Project Majestic Mix album!

1:19:18 - Jan Van Valburg - Forever Rachel (Final Fantasy VI)

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[theindieinformer]

Arco Impressions: Scenic Ride Through Blood

I'm still wrapping my brain around Arco's unique combat, but there's no question its world and story are enticing.

Developer Franek, Max Cahill, Bibiki, Fayer • Publisher Panic • Release August 15 • Played On PC With a couple hours under my belt, I still don’t entirely know what to make of Arco. It’s undeniably distinctive. The setting, brought to life via granula pixels molded into eye-catching and diverse landscapes, builds a stage for various underrepresented Mesoamerican cultures. Across this stage, a…

[rockman-x]

FUCK that post and Habby Pirthday Bibiki

[wolftattoo]

my honest reaction. HI FRIEND

HELLO i imagine bibiki (what i call hibiki in my brain) as that first one . i dont really have the patience for characters outside of the visual but im in loooove with latex masks with the pigtails they are so pawsome to mee. i also think a cool design would be something for like . a maid cafe or similar . also rotating robot waitstaff in my mind . AN6WAY the oc i was thinking of making would probably be called twintail and have interchangable heads/hoods/faceplates/pigtails so like. they can have different hair or they can have cat ears or horns or etc . and i like the idea of them putting on this face of being more "human" than they actually are, like being programmed to wear "casual" clothes outside of business hours and stuff . mostly so i can imagine them in cool y2k grunge clothes . im just rotating some guys in my mind really .

this is the only cat "gif" i haf . idk why its a gif .^_^

[linuxgamenews]

Experience A Tactical Action Twist With a Chance to Play Arco

Arco Demo for the tactical action game is now available to play on Linux via Proton with Windows PC. Thanks to the creative team of Franek, Max Cahill, Bibiki, and Fáyer. Now available to try on Steam. Arco, a new tactical action title, and the developers have just released a demo. It's very playable on Linux via Proton, and it's worth playing, especially if you're into RPGs with a twist. First off, the demo itself is a great sample of what the launch has in store. You get to step into the shoes of Itzae, one of the four main characters in the full version. Each of these characters has their unique scenario, adding heaps of replay value. This includes a tutorial to get you up to speed, and a portion of the campaign to immerse you in the world. As well as a mysterious dungeon to explore. But wait, there's more! The Arco demo also features an Arena mode. This is where you can dive deep into the combat mechanics of the game. It's a playground to test different strategies, customize your character, and get a feel for how battles will take place. This is particularly unique since the game boasts a “simultaneous turn-based” combat system. As a result, you have to plan your moves smartly and anticipate your opponent's actions.

Arco: A Closer Look at Gameplay in the Demo

Speaking of the team behind the Arco demo, it's an international dream team. Including the talents of Franek Nowotniak from Poland, bringing pixel art to life. Max Cahill from Australia weaving the gameplay. José Ramón "Bibiki" García from Spain creating a deep soundscape. And of course Antonio "Fáyer" Uribe from Mexico, an industry pro. This blend of global creativity really shines in every aspect of gameplay. Due to release on Steam later this year, taking you on a journey through a stunning world filled with forests, plains, and deserts. Your mission? To take down the Red Company gang. As you progress, you'll encounter different warriors, colonizers, and creatures. Each step is a chance to shape your story, which unfolds through the outlooks of four distinct heroes. What makes the Arco demo stand out is its emphasis on strategy. You’re not just hacking and slashing your way through; you're thinking, planning, and adapting. On top of that, you're unlocking new skills, recruiting allies, and gathering resources. The story is engaging, offering a tale full of danger and excitement that unravels in a beautifully crafted world. So, if you're looking for something fresh and engaging in the RPG arena, definitely give the Arco demo a try. It's a glimpse into a tactical action game that promises to be both challenging and captivating. I'm looking forward to seeing the full Linux launch later this year! Currently playable via Proton with the Windows PC build on Steam.

[peripapaya]

Bibiki Gets What She Wants - June 30, 2022

Sketching some characters from a ttrpg called Asunder that I've been playing over the past few months! The gremlin squirrel child is my character, Bibiki, and is used to getting away with just about anything thanks to the giant six-legged wolf lizard that follows her around. On the right is my friend's character, the much put-upon Peroiko, a disgraced mushroom bioengineer turned con artist and only one in the group with more than half a brain. :D

I really like how this sketch is shaping up, but I'm not sure if I'll have time to color it digitally or otherwise turn it into a "finished" piece... guess we'll just have to see.

[helenkwara]

Sapphire

[papaya-inspiration]

Last night in one of my play-by-post D&D games, one character asked the rest of us what our favorite colors were. And that got me thinking... what about the rest of my characters?

I love little character-building activities like this. I often start sessions I DM with questions like "What if your character's favorite pizza toppings", because a) it's fun and b) I think it helps people get in the headspace of RPing more well rounded characters with fun little quirks they can play off of. And who knows, maybe those details will come around again later!

And perfect excuse for a monologue about my OCs that nobody asked for! Without further ado, here is everyone's favorite colors:

Ariel Carterson (fire genasi sword mage from my long running 4e campaign) - Being the most self-inserty of all my characters, her favorite color is blue, particularly those that tend towards turquoise-y hues.

Anwyn Shorekeeper (triton druid ambassador and mom-friend) - Bright, sunny yellows. Second favorite color is pink. She's always liked tropical corals and fish and it totally blew her mind the first couple times she saw the same colors above water and realized how different they look without all the redlight filtered out by the water column.

Alabama Janes (tiefling swashbuckler relic thief archeologist) - Purple, obviously. She's purple, and she's the best color.

Zivanka Vitu (undead warlock from an in-progess Curse of Strahd campaign) - Hasn't thought about favorite colors in a long time. Isn't this kind of childish? But, fine… dark red, I guess.

Bibiki (rambunctious squirrel-child) - Blue! Also shiny things.

SallyJon von Joe (grandma gnome bard from a comedic Sonic-themed oneshot) - She likes bright, noxious purple. She likes neon orange. She like lime green. She likes them all mixed together and splashed across unapologetically clashing grandma clothes.

Haviv ben'Hillbrook (halfling druid from a halloween oneshot) - Midnight blue. He finds it a calming color.

Four Stars by North (elfin hippie stoner monk, my first character) - Listen, man, I saw this lichen the other day and you wouldn't believe it, it was like this... pinkish-yellowish-grayish-green, you know? But not like, boring colors, it like made you think about how the plants and the rocks and the sun are, like, all connected... you know like symbiosis. Yeah. So pretty.

Dr. Titus Birrdano Amontadillo, Ph.D., M. Ed., M.Sp., Ph.D, E.Tc. (anthropologist, probably also a fraud) - Green, my good friend! A healthy color for the psyche and the soul!

Gorthan Frim (quadruple agent/ex-con forced into overseeing a historical records project from a Lexicon game I'm DMing) - Their favorite color is whatever you want their favorite color to be. Or whatever it will help them get approved for parole sooner.

Speed round for some one shot characters: Kaneq likes lavendar, Ellie Camwlyn likes silver, Weebles doesn't like to stand out so favors greys and blacks, Haviv ben'Hillbrook finds midnight blue a calming color.

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Yay that was fun! I hope I didn't leave anyone out. Kinda fun to see all my lil' character creations hanging out in one post together :3

Feel free to chime in and tell me all of your characters' favorite colors!

[opheliona]

Commission for @raenil of their Mithra! I missed drawing FFXI you guys T_T

EDIT: added a closeup cause tumblr as usual screws everything up

[giltori]

Bibiki. I forgot to post it here. Anyway, go watch Symphogear.

[intcasa-blog]

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