The studio with the original "sounding" name Capybara Games announced its project called BelowThe gameplay is rich with battles against Darkness warriors and exploration of the surrounding world. When exactly the gaming community will be able to experience the new game firsthand remains a mystery, but the available platforms are known: PC and Xbox One, so owners of those platforms are in luck, as they will have to wait not only for the game's release but also for the opportunity to play it on another console. And when the game launches, you can download it from us. Below via torrent.
Game features: Death is a fundamental feature of the game. The protagonist is the Wanderer, and his death is final. There are no resurrection altars, and rebooting the game won't save him, as autosaving won't bring him back. After a couple of years, another adventurer arrives on the island, to his own misfortune, witnessing all the discoveries made by his predecessor. These include open doors and the remains of defeated monsters. After wandering the island, you might even find the remains of the former Wanderer. After a moment's consternation, you can take his belongings — he doesn't need them, but they'll be useful to a newcomer. This project was announced to gamers back in 2013, during the E3 conference. Back then, a comparison was made to the game Rouge Legacy, which had a similar concept — clearing a dungeon after dying in it. There are similarities, but there are also clear qualitative differences. Firstly, it's not the heir who sets out to find the "treasure," but simply a fellow seeker — a minor point, but still! Secondly, the game's design is more refined, featuring eerie, dark dungeons filled with a variety of secrets and an equally large number of monsters. And thirdly, the graphics and music are crafted with such a fine sense of quality and balance that no one will remain indifferent.
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