Steam has a game coming later this year that will combine some of gaming’s more successful templates to hopefully bring us a new title to fall in love with.Seemingly cobbling together the piratical adventures ofAssassin’s Creed: Black Flagwith the dice-rolling and combat from RPGs likeBaldur’s Gate 3, we’ve got what looks to be an engaging adventure.For more RPG adventures you’ll need look no further thanDragon Age: The Veilguardavailable later this month.Flint: Treasure of Oblivionwill follow the story of pirates on the search for riches with a hand-crafted crew in tow.AdvertThe free demo for the game will go live later today as part of the next big demo festival forSteam, Next Fest, and it’ll give players the chance to experience everything the game has to offer.As this is a tactical RPG, you’ll likely already be familiar with the isometric view and the turn-based battling seen in thetrailersand across the screenshots.There are plenty of moments where, in dire straits, the crew makes choices prompting a good old-fashioned dice roll, so if you’re a tabletop fan you might get a little more out of this title.And who doesn’t love a pirate adventure? This one seems to be filled with all the hallmarks of pirate stories we’ve seen over countless years, with creepy caves, deserted islands, and spooky enemies that appear to be cursed.AdvertWhat makesFlint: Treasure of Oblivionstand out from the crowd is the use of comic book panels to tell the game’s story.Popping up with full-colour artwork that journey is narrated as if it’s a choose-your-own-adventure comic, with some lovely touches from what we’ve seen, so far.If you’re on the look out for your next TRPG fix since you’ve playedBaldur’s Gate 3to death, then it’s worth checking out the demo later and adding this to your wishlist.Featured Image Credit: MicroidsTopics:Free Games,PC,Steam,Assassins Creed,Baldur’s Gate 3
Steam has a game coming later this year that will combine some of gaming’s more successful templates to hopefully bring us a new title to fall in love with.Seemingly cobbling together the piratical adventures ofAssassin’s Creed: Black Flagwith the dice-rolling and combat from RPGs likeBaldur’s Gate 3, we’ve got what looks to be an engaging adventure.For more RPG adventures you’ll need look no further thanDragon Age: The Veilguardavailable later this month.Flint: Treasure of Oblivionwill follow the story of pirates on the search for riches with a hand-crafted crew in tow.AdvertThe free demo for the game will go live later today as part of the next big demo festival forSteam, Next Fest, and it’ll give players the chance to experience everything the game has to offer.As this is a tactical RPG, you’ll likely already be familiar with the isometric view and the turn-based battling seen in thetrailersand across the screenshots.There are plenty of moments where, in dire straits, the crew makes choices prompting a good old-fashioned dice roll, so if you’re a tabletop fan you might get a little more out of this title.And who doesn’t love a pirate adventure? This one seems to be filled with all the hallmarks of pirate stories we’ve seen over countless years, with creepy caves, deserted islands, and spooky enemies that appear to be cursed.AdvertWhat makesFlint: Treasure of Oblivionstand out from the crowd is the use of comic book panels to tell the game’s story.Popping up with full-colour artwork that journey is narrated as if it’s a choose-your-own-adventure comic, with some lovely touches from what we’ve seen, so far.If you’re on the look out for your next TRPG fix since you’ve playedBaldur’s Gate 3to death, then it’s worth checking out the demo later and adding this to your wishlist.Featured Image Credit: MicroidsTopics:Free Games,PC,Steam,Assassins Creed,Baldur’s Gate 3
Steam has a game coming later this year that will combine some of gaming’s more successful templates to hopefully bring us a new title to fall in love with.Seemingly cobbling together the piratical adventures ofAssassin’s Creed: Black Flagwith the dice-rolling and combat from RPGs likeBaldur’s Gate 3, we’ve got what looks to be an engaging adventure.For more RPG adventures you’ll need look no further thanDragon Age: The Veilguardavailable later this month.Flint: Treasure of Oblivionwill follow the story of pirates on the search for riches with a hand-crafted crew in tow.AdvertThe free demo for the game will go live later today as part of the next big demo festival forSteam, Next Fest, and it’ll give players the chance to experience everything the game has to offer.As this is a tactical RPG, you’ll likely already be familiar with the isometric view and the turn-based battling seen in thetrailersand across the screenshots.There are plenty of moments where, in dire straits, the crew makes choices prompting a good old-fashioned dice roll, so if you’re a tabletop fan you might get a little more out of this title.And who doesn’t love a pirate adventure? This one seems to be filled with all the hallmarks of pirate stories we’ve seen over countless years, with creepy caves, deserted islands, and spooky enemies that appear to be cursed.AdvertWhat makesFlint: Treasure of Oblivionstand out from the crowd is the use of comic book panels to tell the game’s story.Popping up with full-colour artwork that journey is narrated as if it’s a choose-your-own-adventure comic, with some lovely touches from what we’ve seen, so far.If you’re on the look out for your next TRPG fix since you’ve playedBaldur’s Gate 3to death, then it’s worth checking out the demo later and adding this to your wishlist.
Steam has a game coming later this year that will combine some of gaming’s more successful templates to hopefully bring us a new title to fall in love with.
Seemingly cobbling together the piratical adventures ofAssassin’s Creed: Black Flagwith the dice-rolling and combat from RPGs likeBaldur’s Gate 3, we’ve got what looks to be an engaging adventure.
For more RPG adventures you’ll need look no further thanDragon Age: The Veilguardavailable later this month.
Flint: Treasure of Oblivionwill follow the story of pirates on the search for riches with a hand-crafted crew in tow.
Advert
Advert
The free demo for the game will go live later today as part of the next big demo festival forSteam, Next Fest, and it’ll give players the chance to experience everything the game has to offer.
As this is a tactical RPG, you’ll likely already be familiar with the isometric view and the turn-based battling seen in thetrailersand across the screenshots.
There are plenty of moments where, in dire straits, the crew makes choices prompting a good old-fashioned dice roll, so if you’re a tabletop fan you might get a little more out of this title.
And who doesn’t love a pirate adventure? This one seems to be filled with all the hallmarks of pirate stories we’ve seen over countless years, with creepy caves, deserted islands, and spooky enemies that appear to be cursed.
Advert
Advert
What makesFlint: Treasure of Oblivionstand out from the crowd is the use of comic book panels to tell the game’s story.
Popping up with full-colour artwork that journey is narrated as if it’s a choose-your-own-adventure comic, with some lovely touches from what we’ve seen, so far.
If you’re on the look out for your next TRPG fix since you’ve playedBaldur’s Gate 3to death, then it’s worth checking out the demo later and adding this to your wishlist.
Topics:Free Games,PC,Steam,Assassins Creed,Baldur’s Gate 3
