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Thylacine Studios have launched the Kickstarter for Siralim Ultimate, a monster-catching RPG mixed with dungeon crawling and it's been quite a hit. Like with their previous games Siralim 1 / 2 / 3 it will be supporting Linux and they've been very clear on that.

Siralim Ultimate is a monster-catching, dungeon-crawling RPG with a ridiculous amount of depth. Summon over 1000 different creatures and battle your way through randomly generated dungeons to acquire resources, new creatures, and loot.

After launching on Kickstarter yesterday with a $10,000 goal it was hit in just about an hour. Showing that 2D pixel-art games continue to be loved by a lot of people. They're now going through stretch-goals, to add new features when extra funding levels are hit, with the first already done.

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Features to expect from it:

  • 1000+ creatures to collect
  • Fuse your creatures together - the offspring inherits its parents’ stats, traits, and even the way they look!
  • Randomly generated dungeons spanning 21 tilesets
  • Customize your castle with thousands of different decorations
  • Engage in strategic 6v6 battles
  • Craft Artifacts and Spell Gems for your creatures
  • Choose a specialization for your character and earn perks that change the way your creatures fight in battle. Will you support your creatures with an army of minions as a Necromancer? Perhaps you'd rather keep them safe and healthy with defensive magic as a Cleric. Or maybe you'd prefer to obliterate your foes with enhanced spells as an Evoker. There are 15 different specializations for you to choose from!
  • Insane amount of post-story content that will keep you engaged for thousands of hours - there's not even a level cap!
  • An ever-changing world that is sure to keep the game feeling fresh even for the most devoted of players

Their current release roadmap puts a full release on Steam in "Early 2021" with Early Access in September / October this year.

You can see the Kickstarter campaign here and the Steam page to wishlist/follow.

Since it has already been funded, we've added it to our dedicated Crowdfunding Page.

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Tchey May 2, 2020
Really liked Siralim 1, and 2, and 3...
Also liked the card game Trial of the Gods.

I guess the game will land on Linux only several months after Windows, like the previous games, but well, at least they did land. Also, all were fully playable via WINE/Proton.
Dragunov May 3, 2020
I bought the first Siralim thinking that it was going to be like Dragon Warrior Monsters but I was kind of disappointed. I don't like how the enemy monsters only move when you do. I thought that was very annoying and pretty much ruined the game for me. I liked the random encounters of the original Dragon Warrior Monster games a lot better.

Are all of the Siralim games like this?


Last edited by Dragunov on 3 May 2020 at 2:48 am UTC
Liam Dawe May 3, 2020
Quoting: DragunovI bought the first Siralim thinking that it was going to be like Dragon Warrior Monsters but I was kind of disappointed. I don't like how the enemy monsters only move when you do. I thought that was very annoying and pretty much ruined the game for me. I liked the random encounters of the original Dragon Warrior Monster games a lot better.

Are all of the Siralim games like this?
Yes, they're pretty much turn-based roguelikes.
Dragunov May 3, 2020
Darn, well i'll probably give it another try anyway. I loved the old dragon warrior monster games and would love to find another game like it. At least I can still play the old ones on my emulators.
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