About This Game Explore, fight, survive and unravel mysteries in this unique and unforgiving 3D isometric RPG set in an original dark, low fantasy world. Exanima's exceptional attention to detail and realistic simulation of all things aim to provide a deeply immersive and dynamic gameplay experience. Features include a deep skill based combat system, complex and smart AI, fully interactive environments, an advanced damage model with accurate collisions and locational protection, roguelike elements and an arena mode to hone your combat skills."Those who would enter the underworld shall not only forfeit their lives......but bring oblivion to all mankind."WARNING: THIS GAME IS ACTUALLY DIFFERENT!This game features a very deep, truly physics based combat system. This is not just some animation feature, it is a fundamental difference that is central to gameplay. Real momentum, forces and collisions are always at play here, every nuance of your inputs is crucial to the outcome. This will likely be unlike anything you've played before and may take some practice, but can be hugely rewarding and the skill cap is virtually infinite. It is not particularly fast paced or difficult but it does require you to pay attention, it is very tactical and just casually pressing buttons won't get you very far!Our goal is to create a deep and immersive RPG world based on a more advanced simulation supporting an unprecedented level of dynamic and emergent gameplay. All of the technology we use including the game engine is our own, developed from the ground up to realise this vision.Exanima is born as a prelude to Sui Generis (SG), our ambitious open world RPG that has been in development for over two years following a successful Kickstarter campaign. Exanima is a smaller yet complete game in its own right, a dungeon crawler that takes place in SG's Underworld some twenty years prior to its events. Both games are being developed in concert, many of SG's more ambitious features will make an appearance in Exanima as development continues.Exanima provides a reasonably complete and meaningful game experience, but many more features are on their way! We have met our most challenging and significant development goals, now we are ready to bring new features to light and make an even more fun and compelling adventure. Here are some of the planned features, with many already being close to completion:Per session and global character skill progressionLarge non-linear main game following early contentBuild and permanently save characters by completing early contentNew encounters, items and environmentsRanged combat and new close quarter manoeuvresNumerous moddable thaumaturgic powers More complete arena game modes featuring outdoor arenasComplex NPC interactions and dialogueCooperative and competitive LAN multiplayer 7aa9394dea Title: ExanimaGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Early AccessDeveloper:Bare Mettle EntertainmentPublisher:Bare Mettle EntertainmentRelease Date: 29 Apr, 2015 Exanima Activation Code [hacked] I really wanted to like this game and everything is great besides the most important aspect in my opinion.Controls. I've read a lot of reviews about it, saying stick with it.But In my own experience, the controls are the only hurdle in this game, and I'm left questioning "why?"Its a very basic layout but seems that it was made purposely difficult. People seem to associate this difficult control layout with the insanely fluid physics, like one couldn't exist without the other, quite honestly I see it as the only real roadblock for this game.Examina wants to make one on one combat tactical and challenging but making the character harder to control is not the way to go, at least not for me.Like so many reviews, I wish there was a 'mixed' review button. Besides the controls, I couldn't find an issue with the game and if that is not an issue for you then I suggest you try it.. There's really nothing else like it. 10\/10.. Good game with a simple but combat system based on physics and mouse movments that bring a lot of depth to the game.Ther eis a dugeon crawler mode as well as a pit fight arean career mode.Its a pretty hardcore game. Combat is better then most AAA games and the limited content they have now is enough for a your money and more.Still in alpha with a small dev team but the game is very polished and I havent seen a bug yet.Would love it if the core of this game was made into a MMO or rust like game.. What Diablo could have been.. Exanima is a very different game, and I mean that for the better. It's very annoying at times, and it's honestly driven me insane trying to find the one tiny key im missing in over 50 rooms, every level is like a maze, (i say that, only having been to level 2.5 as a max, despite having 36 hours) and it's downright boring to run around. But for some reason, I just love this game. The combat? Probably the best i've seen in any game, EVER. I've played lots of games, not just on pc, but on PS4, PS3, Xbox 360, Xbox, Switch.. none of the combat games i've seen on there match up. There's just a feeling that this game gives you: You aren't just hitting enemies then hearing the grunt sound and then watching them stagger back or just absorb your blow. If you hit them hard enough, they won't absorb your blow. They'll get sent flying off their feet and onto the ground. You'll get a satisfying crunch out of every successful attack. Other games just don't do that. Exanima is a rare experience that I love and hate, I hate it for the tiniest flaws but I love it for everything it does right.The arena mode is an alternate mode that I haven't had much room to fiddle with, mostly because my manager would get clubbed in the head with a sledgehammer in the aspirant tier, that's pretty much the farthest i've gotten, but the mode is very well fleshed and thought out, I really applaud Bare Mettle for it, and it's a very fun experience, despite how hard it is. It's different then the zombies and skeletons you fight in the story mode, and it's a good change of pace. Enemies will act EXACTLY like you, make the same mistakes as you. If you feint an attack, they'll go to block it, just like you. If you get a super speedy attack in, they won't block it because they can't react fast enough. The weapons in this game are all very well crafted and there's a lot of variety. Swords aren't the best option, in some situations they are, in others, they aren't. Spears, axes, polaxes, halberds, pitchforks, walking canes, they all work for different situations. Spears are good for team battles and keeping good distances away from your enemy, axes can deal serious damage to unarmored enemies, poleaxes are extremely good for their reach, halberds are amazing for taking down unarmored and armored enemies, pitchforks are good for people with no skill, and walking canes are actually terrible weapons that you will never want to use.I can't explain Exanima to you, but I can say this. Get it and play it yourself. You'll love it or hate it.. Amnesia: prepare to die edition\/Dark Souls: the dark descent. Man can the game be hard to begin with. But if you stick with it, you'll find an extremely satisfying and fun game. The story mode was much larger than I even imagined, and am still not done with it. Furthermore, the arena is really awesome except for the inventory system, which is quite lacking.
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