
Rudra: A Tale of Time is an action RPG inspired by Hindu scriptures. Embark on a journey of self-discovery by unlocking chakras and using mantras to save the universe from the forces of evil. Are you ready to unleash your inner warrior and restore balance to the universe?
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A quick and fun student game. Check it out! It's free.
The combat is sick! This is a really cool game!
It's hard yo! But so so good. If you are a fan of dark souls games, this is the challenge for you. I am impressed with the depth of gameplay and the love and passion that has gone into this game. Definitely worth a play.
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I had no idea about this game, Iron Pineapple played your game, I came from there, and this game is really good for a student project. I have nothing to complain as we are in 2023 and getting games like The Lord of the Rings: Gollum from AA studios with AAA price tag, so for a student project this is very good. We need more gaming companies like Nodding Heads Games who makes games about our Indian History. I hope your Third Eye Interactive will be a big company one day , So keep growing, Good Luck
My PC is potato. Somebody make a video of this game :)
Rudra: A Tale of Time is a combo combat souls-cousin. Devastating and flashy combos keep the combat engaging and fun throughout. Combos are varied and balanced well in damage and timing. STRONG urge to dive into a pile of enemies and land a huge godlike hit. The enemies are tough to defeat, as demons should be, once damaged they'll retreat to power themselves up, so make sure to chase them down quickly. The systems using your URJA are very cool and give you a good advantage, but you don't have many charges to go use in a battle, so you have to prioritize how you maximize your damage. Excellent narrative and cutscenes. In a short playthrough I got a full dose of a very powerful and interesting tale on many different levels. Game looks great and unified, theme is strong and the world is coherent. My favorite level is the one where time flows backwards. And the awesome boss fight which took me several hard fought tries. Remember to use your sheild!! Excited to see more
This game should be titled Rudra: A Waste of Time. The controls are all very clunky, it feels as though the character is walking through molasses. The combos do not come out in an amount of time to make them useful. The enemy density Is too high at one point in the second level, so beating it is just RNG regarding which NPCs decide to engage you. I am not a practitioner of the Hindu faith, yet I think someone who is should checked in on this during development. Overall, it is unplayable due to controls, enemy density, gameplay, performance, and lackluster storytelling.
This is a great student-made game. The combat was fun and satisfying and the combos flowed together smoothly. The overall game design was great and utilized its source material very well! Overall, a fun, short game that I'd highly recommend!
Very good for a student game. Good luck with your graduation! 🎓👍
It's a fun student game with a uneque twist of being about the Hindu Yuga's of time! Difficulty is souls-like; difficult but mostly fair and feels good. The final boss though is broken. I can no-damage run the entire first three levels and then barely make a dent on the final boss. Also a checkpoint at the start of the final level would be really nice instead of having to load yuga 3 just to load yuga 4 right after.
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