The game will launch in early access late 2020. Skeletal Avenger is a roguelite hack’n’slash dungeon crawler with a twist: Instead of one infinite quest the game has an endless amount of shorter quests with an actual ending. Tampere, Finland, May 27th 2020 – multiplatform game developer and publisher 10tons announces Skeletal Avenger today. Check out the trailer and press blast below, and see if you want to check out this crazy undead romp on Steam and eventually consoles.ġ0tons Reveals Hack’n’slash Reverse Roguelite Skeletal Avenger Skeletal Avenger sounds promising, but don’t take my word for it. The head might explode or it might vomit necrotic slime. One of the core features we love are the self-decapitating special moves: The avenger will remove his head and use it as a weapon! What the head does depends on the head gear and there’ll be plenty of variation. The cycle continues – one avenger after another.The rewards make the next avenger stronger – even failures grant coins for smaller improvements.If you die, your revenge fails – but there’ll be always more grudges to settle.If your nemesis dies, the spirit of the avenger is freed and you’ll gain rewards.
Instead of playing until dying, you play until you or your nemesis dies.Instead of starting alive and then dying, you start undead.Instead of delving deeper into a dungeon, you ascend from the depths towards the surface.What does reverse rogue-lite mean? In Skeletal Avenger it means this: To see some more ways that 10tons explains a reverse rogue-lite, read the handy list below: Both winning and losing provides rewards, but your primary goal is to destroy your nemesis. In Skeletal Avenger, you slowly advance your quest for vengeance against the monster that wronged you. But I don’t recall ever playing a rogue-lite by them before. It’s called Skeletal Avenger, and it’s being made by the folks at 10tons, known for Tesla vs. You start as a reanimated corpse in the depths of a dungeon and work your way back up. But most rogue-likes tend to have you descend into dungeons in the quest for victory. There’s just something satisfying about short jaunts punctuated by mayhem where you’re progressively getting stronger. One genre I’ve become rather fond of recently is the rogue-like.
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