
Witness the Uprising - a rebellion seeking to overthrow the noble rule - in this strategy RPG set in a steampunk fantasy world. Create your character, form a party of trusted companions, and bring justice to a world torn by conflict through tactical turn-based battles.
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Grim news spreads across the Eborean Empire - nobles, those born with the gift of Magia, are vanishing without a trace! Reports from neighboring kingdoms and republics tell of similar disappearances, all unfolding as gunpowder weapons and steam engines are starting to reshape the world.
Whispers speak of the Uprising - a rebellion rising from the common folk, determined to overthrow noble rule at any cost.
With this threat endangering your life, gather a party of skilled companions, uncover the truth behind the disappearances, and stop their plans - before it's too late.

Fight the enemies in a grid based strategy turn based battles in a way you want:
Create your own character from different fantasy races and backgrounds, be it Noble or Commoner.
Use different weapons for different needs - from two-handed mauls to throwable poison bottles.
If weapons are not enough, various class skills will help you get an edge.
Gather experience and level up you and your companions to make them stronger and to unlock new classes to upgrade to.

Plan your next moves and prepare for upcoming battles in your own airship:
Upgrade airship for various boons in battle
Equip and purchase new weapons and upgrade your party members classes
Upgrade weapons that you currently have in exchange for some scrap found in battles
Run around in circles if you want, airship acts as a hub so your character can move freely

it's dangerous to go alone, so there will be companions to help you:
Equip and upgrade each one as needed
Fighting near them will increase their devotion towards you
High devotion will give small buffs for you and companion
Special optional mission for each companion with unique reward
And tea drinking of course
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Just finished the game and I thought it was pretty fun overall. I agree that it does feel a little bare bones, but that's kind of a positive for me because I personally don't like overly complicated game play. The characters have unique voices and I thought their stories added some depth, to the point that you are interested or develop some care towards them. I managed to unlock all of their A devotion ranks because of this, to learn more about them and for the achievements and final weapons. Getting their final weapons was also kind of a game changer in the final battle because I had almost everyone hitting crits on all enemies, so I'd definitely recommend getting them. My one major gripe would have the be that characters' stat growths, and devotion ranks and their bonuses, are only viewable while in combat. It would be a QoL change to have this information viewable in the airship HUB to allow missions to be planned better, imo. Other than that, the game is pretty good!
The overall vibe somehow reminds me of the very first Mafia game, especially the music (even though it has nothing in common with it). I'm not a turn-based RPG fan, but these smaller indie games have heart, so I occasionally play one or another. It shows that the developer really put his soul into it. There's quite a lot here - everything you'd expect from an RPG: solid mechanics, a good story, nice art, and even some professionally recorded voiceovers. There were some minor glitches with the UI (overlapping pop-ups), and sometimes it's hard to see which of your party members is currently active. But like I said, these were minor issues and didn’t interrupt the gameplay. And I loved how character deaths have overly dramatic slo-mo moments!
A simple yet enjoyable SRPG in a style reminiscent of Fire Emblem or XCOM. Gain new party members, level up, promote into branching class options, it's all good fun. It might not be the most complex strategy RPG out there, but sometimes I feel that's a good thing.
Finished the game in a bit. Lovely game with pixelated graphics. Character level ups and talks. Hopefully see more dialogue choices that affects, and more open world in the second game. Definitely a thumbs up RPG
Great strategy game. Reminiscing of those old school strategies like heroes 3. Turn based combat, different weapons, character types, gives you something to think about when going to battle. Recommend!
A simple but neat little game. I wish there was more of it. My compliments to the devs, hopefully they'll make another game in this setting, but with more details.
I like the music of this game and really dramatic deaths of characters.
Pretty cool game! If you're looking for a bit of a different SRPG, worth a shot. Simple and satisfying and I appreciate some of the quality of life features. For example, with a ranged character, enemies within attack range are indicated and hovering them will show the space you'll auto move to and shoot so you can skip a couple clicks. Along with being able to hover enemies to get the combat forecast to figure out how a battle between your characters would go before you commit to a move. One criticism I have is that critical hits hit really hard, particularly on higher difficulties, enough for your characters to get one shot from a bad roll. Thankfully this isn't combined with perma-death so it's more of a sudden shake-up to your battle plan rather than having to reset or just eat the character loss. Good work, congratulations on your release!
Very fun lil game. Just ur something to play for a bit of u like old style and climate of Trpgs.
Talk about punching above your weight. This game is incredible, Don't sleep on this gem,
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