I will definitely check it out, but those graphics are hard to stomach. I will never understand why some devs go out of their way to make games look like they are 25 years old.

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"I Ran" came on the radio yesterday. I spent the entire time analyzing the lyrics for clues. I got nothing.

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I don't mind the game not being a shooter. I just can't suspend my disbelief enough to accept that a full strength arrow point-blank to the eyeball doesn't even slow someone down. Pushing someone causes them to stagger for like half a second, but shish-ka-bobbing their brain doesn't?

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Tried the tutorial. Shot someone in the face with a charged arrow and it barely did any damage. That alone is enough to tell me this is not a game for me.

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Quoting: ageresCall of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. I played it back in 2006 and remember it as a very scary game. I heard it runs very bad on Windows newer than XP, but on Linux I haven't experienced any crashes so far.

I remember when I played this, I was on XP but my GPU was "too good" and resulted in some odd bugs. The hard-working dev who ported it to PC helped with some workarounds and I did manage to finish the game.

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Icy: Frostbite Edition. I dig it. It reminds me a lot of the board game Dead of Winter - just without the zombie trappings. Lots of character development and lots of difficult choices with meaningful consequences.

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I hope they do something with those battle animations. Yee gods.

Otherwise it looks decent. Might give it a second look depending on what they mean by "real time with turns." Not a big fan of real-time in either RPGs or in strategy games personally.

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Eight pointed stars were used fairly heavily in ancient Christianity. The represented baptism and also were a symbol used by the Knights Templar.

In certain orientations, eight pointed stars could also represent either Satan or the Egyptian goddess Isis. Hopefully this helps someone smarter and more informed than me figure it out.

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The most obvious thing to spring to mind is Starforge (Star from the picture, Forge from the description) but considering that game is old, everyone hated it, and I think it's even free now, I doubt that's what they are teasing.

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Awesome. Looking forward to buying this on release. I wanted to back it on Kickstarter, but since Linux releases so frequently get shelved indefinitely, I never back video games anymore.

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