Meaningful consequences and permadeath deliver heightened tension and provide for truly heroic moments.Original score by Stuart Chatwood, composer for eight “Prince of Persia” games and founding member of multi-platinum Canadian rock band “The Tea Party.”.Extensive narration system to celebrate your successes…and failures.Striking hand-drawn 2d gothic art style.Innovative turn-based combat with a nostalgic feel.Affliction System: Make the most of character flaws and strategically construct your party to overcome hardship.Try to stop paranoia, greed, anger, hopelessness, and more from crippling the party. Manage a team of heroes through the physical and mental stresses of adventuring.Here’s the main features of Darkest Dungeon: With this game, you get to see an aspect of adventuring that’s rarely (if ever) mentioned in other games: the humanity and psychological vulnerability of the heroes.
Instead, it’s famine, disease, and the stress of the ever-encroaching dark you get to deal with. In Darkest Dungeon, it’s not just the many enemies and traps you have to be wary of… the mental health of your band of heroes also needs your full attention!Īfter all, when you’re adventuring five hundred feet below the earth, you certainly are not going to get a nice tan. This game is introduced as a “challenging gothic roguelike RPG”, with a pretty interesting twist: you have to take into account the psychological stresses of adventuring. The latest indie games to be announced (or, in that case, teased) for the Nintendo Switch is Darkest Dungeon. And it doesn’t look like the pace of releases is going to slow down anytime soon… Not with how frequently new games are announced for it. Last week, over a dozen games were released on the Nintendo eShop in Europe and North America, most of them from indie developers.
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