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The first major patch of DROVA Forsaken Kin, one of the best indie games of the year, is out!
This is the "feedback patch", as it addresses a lot of points that were raised by the community.
Some highlights:
If you are wondering what is DROVA, it's similar to Gothic, but in 2D. Yep, it's that good. It currently stands at 96% positive reviews on Steam (3k reviews total).
The focus of DROVA is exploration and challenging methodical combat, where experimentation is always rewarded. No encumbrance management, no bullshit survival elements, crafting is kept simple and to the point.
It's just you and the world of DROVA, the sense of exploration and getting stronger is fantastic. The lore and writing is overall interesting, with believable and non-overbearing dialogues.
Get it on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox or Playstation. It plays wonderfully on both mouse/keyboard and controller.
This is the "feedback patch", as it addresses a lot of points that were raised by the community.
Some highlights:
- Added quest chain and NPCs for fast traveling
- Added new item to reset learning points spent on attributes
- Added a warning before entering the Red Tower to indicate point of no return
- Reworked the rebinding system to allow more customization
- Added a new category to journal to help find and memorize people in the world
- Added names of people and creatures when looting them
- Added more markers to be placed on the map
- Added a new menu to (re)view tutorials from the pause menu
- Added more save slots (PC only)
- Added a shortcut to trigger camera zoom from within the game (PC only)
- Added shortcuts to player menus (inventory, journal, etc.) to swap between tabs without clicking (PC only)
- Added option to disable to auto-aim with controllers
- Lots of balance changes
- Lots of bug fixes
If you are wondering what is DROVA, it's similar to Gothic, but in 2D. Yep, it's that good. It currently stands at 96% positive reviews on Steam (3k reviews total).
The focus of DROVA is exploration and challenging methodical combat, where experimentation is always rewarded. No encumbrance management, no bullshit survival elements, crafting is kept simple and to the point.
It's just you and the world of DROVA, the sense of exploration and getting stronger is fantastic. The lore and writing is overall interesting, with believable and non-overbearing dialogues.
Get it on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox or Playstation. It plays wonderfully on both mouse/keyboard and controller.
