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Krater - Now Released on Steam
June 13th, 2012, 12:29
Fatshark's post-apoc, party-based hack'n'slasher Krater is now officially available on Steam for a modest $14.99:
KRATER OUT ON STEAM TODAYMore information.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. June 12, 2012. Fatshark today announced that their adventure role-playing game KRATER is available on Steam for PC Computers. Mac version will be available in July.
“We are very excited about inviting gamers to the world of KRATER, and experience the post-apocalyptic Sweden.” says Martin Wahlund, CEO and Executive Producer, Fatshark. “In KRATER death and injuries actually mean something. We want to bring back the feeling of being scared of dying from old school RPG’s.”
KRATER is a lush post-apocalyptic top down RPG and the base pillars are crafting, exploration and consequence. Consequence brings not only the ability for the characters to level up and improve themselves, but also permanent injuries and death.
KRATER’s Steam page; http://store.steampowered.com/app/42170/
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June 13th, 2012, 12:29
tried it. Boring as hell. 20 minute game .. but thats just me. Probably Coop is fun, but overall the npcs seem cloned. I find that nothing has any personality.
June 13th, 2012, 12:47
Originally Posted by borcanuI actually feel the exact opposite on this one and find the game very fun to play. Provides a little challenge later on and the setting is nice and fresh. I've also been playing since pre-alpha. To each their own, but this is a fun game in my opinion.
tried it. Boring as hell. 20 minute game .. but thats just me. Probably Coop is fun, but overall the npcs seem cloned. I find that nothing has any personality.
Watcher
June 13th, 2012, 12:54
Is this primarily a Hack'n Slasher or does it also have extensive NPC interaction and non-combat roleplaying?
June 13th, 2012, 14:45
Originally Posted by AsdraguuhlIt's basically a party-based hack n slasher. With 4 different styles of playable characters where you can recruit new party members whenever you'd like. No role-playing, just looting, crafting, party-based combat. NPC interation for questing, and buying.
Is this primarily a Hack'n Slasher or does it also have extensive NPC interaction and non-combat roleplaying?
Watcher
June 13th, 2012, 15:03
I don't need complex interaction, just complex NPCs. of course both would be awesome.
Also party based real time, doesn't really let you be very tactical .. AI not being bright might be masked by this exact thing
Also party based real time, doesn't really let you be very tactical .. AI not being bright might be masked by this exact thing
Last edited by borcanu; June 13th, 2012 at 19:23.
June 13th, 2012, 15:11
Originally Posted by SadExchangeOK, thanks for the info. I guess this game is not for me then.
It's basically a party-based hack n slasher. With 4 different styles of playable characters where you can recruit new party members whenever you'd like. No role-playing, just looting, crafting, party-based combat. NPC interation for questing, and buying.
June 13th, 2012, 16:06
Guess they didn't listen to requests for pausable real time. Still interested, but that much less so.
Watchdog
SasqWatch
June 14th, 2012, 11:45
We are looking into the pause thing but we had to focus on stability.
There are actually a lot of NPC interactions in the game. A lot that have consequence on what rewards you get and you could also get people to join your team. The first 30 mins is pretty linear to learn players the basic stuff.
There are actually a lot of NPC interactions in the game. A lot that have consequence on what rewards you get and you could also get people to join your team. The first 30 mins is pretty linear to learn players the basic stuff.
Traveler
June 14th, 2012, 19:35
I'm liking it, so far. The pause would be a great help, but it's not an essential thing, imo. It would just make it more like a turn-based game, which I prefer. Other than that, it's easy to get into and fun.
-Carn
-Carn
Keeper of the Watch
June 14th, 2012, 19:42
I played the Beta for awhile and thought it was decent. The difficulty was a bit uneven, but it seemed solid enough. Fans of the Dungeon Siege games should like it.
June 14th, 2012, 19:54
Nice little game fun and I love the graphics.Fun pastime but I have problem with frame rate going under 20 fps on some closed locations(I have good configuration that runs skyrim on highest settings)and fps doesn't change when I lower details to low(normaly on extreme settings).Well I am going to wait for patch when you play RPGs and strategies you get used to games being initially bugy I guess.If we ignore that little problem that will undoubtedly get patched soon I am very satisfied with what I got for it's price.
June 15th, 2012, 01:01
Originally Posted by Fatshark_mwdThat would be great I will keep an eye on it.
We are looking into the pause thing but we had to focus on stability.
There are actually a lot of NPC interactions in the game. A lot that have consequence on what rewards you get and you could also get people to join your team. The first 30 mins is pretty linear to learn players the basic stuff.
SasqWatch
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