Netherworld Windows, Mac, Linux game

Netherworld

MZ|One | Released 2014

Netherworld is an abstract exploration roguelike, in which you need to overcome turn-based tactical combat encounters in order to explore a unique universe that is randomly generated every time that you play. You can construct your own spellpowers with the robust custom spell creation system, which will allow you to approach the turn-based battles in your own particular way and playstyle.

You will play in a mysteriously ethereal and otherworldly space called the Netherworld, which is a very dreamy and abstract space, where your exploration will surely reveal many awesome discoveries!

Netherworld currently seeks support on IndieGoGo to secure the resources necessary to its development. Check out the proposition (click the Netherworld's website in the description panel), and choose your contribution reward! Any help is sincerely appreciated - help us develop Netherworld to become what it needs to be, and I promise you'll have one blast game to play!

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Netherworld now has a playable demo

Apr 6 2013 News

We know that the demo can be a little hard to pick up, so here's some advice and tips:

Read what the question marks at the bottom of every screen have to say. These provide you with basic introduction into the mechanics, your objectives, and the controls. If you ever feel like you have no idea what to do, check these out.
Remember to click on the little dots as well - they provide you with Essence that you will need when you visit most of the locations.
There is quite a lot of Essence that you can collect in the world or earn as encounter rewards, but there is not enough for you to take advantage of all the locations around the world, so you'll have to manage your resources.
Explore to the left before you explore to the right. The combat encounter to your right is the final combat that you will probably not be able to win unless you explore to the left first, and increase your power somewhat.
It helps a lot in the final combat if you have your own constructed spellpowers - ideally both the Destabilise and the Barrier. They do cost some resources to make, but it is well worth it.
Remember that you may be able to zoom out much further than you think! A lot of people do not try to zoom out to the maximum, and they miss an opportunity to see the rest of the world. You cannot reach it in the demo, but you can still have a look.