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Only just announced today, ScourgeBringer from Flying Oak Games, E-Studio and Dear Villagers who've all joined together to make it is a fast-paced action platformer that does look very slick.

ScourgeBringer aims to channel the mystery and rawness of an early Metroidvania, with fluid controls, fearsome bosses and a punchy soundtrack. It follows the adventures of Kyhra, who must descend deep into a dungeon within an Eldritch monolith to uncover secrets guarded by ancient machines.

When spotting it earlier, I noticed it had Linux system requirements on Steam. As we know, that's not always confirmation of it coming. These get removed quite often, so I spoke to the team on Twitter who said "200% correct, same engine as NeuroVoider and the game already runs on Linus [sic] in house. It'll be day 1 support."

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Features:

  • Get the raw feel of a metroidvania through a fast paced rogue-lite
  • Slash and shoot your way smoothly with fluid platforming controls
  • Sharpen your skills with a frantic combat system focused only on attacking
  • Dash forward with other-worldly adaptive music
  • Defy a dozen of giant bosses holding the secrets of the Scourge
  • Explore the infinite depths of an ever changing dungeon
  • Uncover mysteries and alternative routes to find mementos of previous explorers

No release date being given yet but you can wishlist and follow it on Steam.

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