
Primarch is a roguelike auto-battler centered on a single hero. After being exiled to a foreign planet, you must prove yourself to a fallen God in order to return home.
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At the center of every planet lies a primordial being whose latent energy sparked life to grow upon them. After a sudden exile, the heroes are stranded. Each hero must prove themselves to Kravok to earn their freedom, but can the fallen God be trusted?
Primarch is a roguelike auto-battler where you refine the skills and strategy of a single unit, instead of a party.
Absorb, fuse, and mutate the skills of your foes to create new effects, then further augment your strength with the passive benefits of trinkets and talents.
Upon falling in battle, a hero will enter ‘Primal Mode’, where a limited resource called ‘Primal’ will be used instead of hit points. A hero’s hit points are restored after each combat, but run out of Primal, and it’s all over.
The inhabitants of planet Kravok are split into 8 tribes, each mastering a different set of elements. You gain a bonus effect when equipping multiple skills from the same tribe, and when dealing damage with the same element.
Navigate the world as you desire, with the ability to hunt down specific tribes and event locations. Ferocious tribes, doom spires, glowing craters, breathing rifts, and so much more stand in your way - do you have what it takes to earn your freedom?
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Easy purchase for me. With over 100 hours in Astronarch, I am not disappointed with the release we got here. I can see the vision, and will likely be putting good time into this one as well.
When you see a game dev that makes good games, you want more. This game dev made a good game before, now he's done it again. Get this if you are remotely interested in auto-battlers and intricate synergy games with lots of pew pew.
If you're a fan of Auto-Battle genre, this game is for you.
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I've only played a little bit of the game, but it's already shaping up to be another banger from solo dev, Dale Turner. Similar in feel to Astronarch, Primarch allows for complex builds with scaling difficulty after beating the relatively easy lowest difficulty. Definitely worth picking up even when it's not on sale.
Great start to a game, Lots of different combinations could use more variety and some quality of life but all around great early access title.
I'm buying this and leaving a review primarily because I think Astronarch rocks. My first impressions with the game are mixed, there was a huge jump in quality for many respects, but if there was ever a game that screamed "overdesigned" to me on first impression, it's this. Every skill has 9 mechanics going on, and then you have blessings, tribes, passives, and a hundred different status and bonus and synergies. And I'm all for it, but the game could definitely use some significant streamlining of systems and visual clarity in the UI.
An interesting roguelike from the creator of *Astronarchs*. The mechanics are numerous and often unique, and they come together seamlessly into a cohesive system. The game is still a bit rough around the edges, but it’s improving rapidly. I recommend that fans of roguelike auto-battlers pick up this potential masterpiece now, before it’s released at full price. Fights are fun, but can feel a bit repetative for now, so it will be nice to mix combat with some random ivents or something.
Well worth the 73 mb. Alpha is decent. Game's prettier than Astronarch. Just needs a few thousand hours of polish. GOOD JOB DALE
honestly this is fun, i would reccomend its like a roguelite where you program your characte to do their abilities in whatever order you want and its cool game seems to randomly crash sometimes but i think this is because other processes are getting in the way other than that though super fun!
Really great follow up to his last game which I also loved!
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