Lost Castle (2016)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Arcade, Fighting
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:Lost Castle is a super cute, super hard action RPG with roguelike elements and randomized dungeons. Brimming with a host of hand drawn, humorous characters and environments that embrace retro action with modern twists.
Prologue
In its glory days, Castle Harwood was the heart of a happy land governed by wise and virtuous nobles. But those days are long gone now. Calamity has befallen these lands, and wicked magics corrupt the castle and all that surrounds it. Demons have claimed this rotten place for their domain and even the might of the empire is thwarted by their dark army... and slowly, the corruption is spreading. Castle Harwood is lost.
Yet at the heart of this nightmare, something bright glimmers and fills the hearts of the mighty with the courage needed to invade the castle. The Lost Castle is filled with the treasure of the defeated Earl and it is the promise of riches that calls you. And maybe you can do some good, too.
Key Features:
- Up to four players online and local!
- Four player Co-Op or PVP Mode
- Daily Challenges for you and your fellow Treasure Hunters!
- Randomly generated dungeons, items, enemies and bosses.
- Hardcore retro action inspired by classic beat ‘em ups.
- Gorgeous hand drawn characters and environments.
- 100+ items and 60+ potions with useful, dangerous or hilarious effects.
- 190+ weapons and more than 60+ sets of armor.
- Massive variety of skills and special attacks.
- Sacrifice dead heroes to gain new abilities.Show more
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