Feudal Alloy - Announced for January 17

The Metroidvania RPG Feudal Alloy will be released on January 17:

Feudal Alloy


Feudal Alloy is an epic action adventure with fish-controlled medieval robots!

Explore an unusual medieval world with a fish-controlled robot, Attu. Improve your combat techniques and skills by smashing many kinds of mechanical creatures in a beautiful hand-drawn world.

Attu is an ordinary farmer robot who lives in a small cottage in sunflower fields. He had been living a simple but pleasant life until a bunch of outlaws attacked the village, stole their oil supplies and burnt his house.

Fortunately, he managed to grab his old sword and fled into the woods.
Get lost and discover a huge interconnected world, filled with a wide range of enemies, bosses, skills, and equipment. Choose which paths you take and which enemies you face. Try to defeat the evil and find your way back home.

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Features

• Fish-controlled medieval robots!
• A dynamic action-combat system with swords, grenades, dodges and other special attack moves
• A lot of different equipment that changes both player appearance and attributes
• A huge, interconnected world to explore, filled with a wide range of enemies
• Varied hand-drawn environments
• Loot, a lot of loot!
• Hidden collectibles
• Secret areas
• Achievements

More information.

Originally Posted by HiddenX
fish-controlled medieval robots

Well, we do keep saying we need some more original settings

I'm not sure this is my kind of game - looks a bit too actiony/platformy - but I'm intrigued enough that I might give it a go if the reviews are decent.

Well, damn, this looks pretty cool to me. I like the setting and artwork a lot. Will have to wait and see how good the gameplay is… if it's not too difficult on the platform side, it could be good.

Originally Posted by HiddenX
fish-controlled medieval robots

What.

I like the art and music but beyond that i can't tell much from the video.

I'm generally against side scrollers, but very much in favor of fish-controlled robots.

Looks like a rip off of Salt & Sanctuary to me.

How it all started:

https://interestingengineering.com/v…h-its-movement

Heh, that video is awesome. I had no idea.