Blacksmith of the Sand Kingdom - Released

Blacksmith of the Sand Kingdom

Muspelheim, a nation of desert and wilderness, also named as the Sand Kingdom. Volker, a blacksmith's son, always dreamed of becoming an adventurer, but he finds himself adventuring aiming to become a court blacksmith at the same time!

Adventure into dungeons, get materials by gathering and looting monsters, then craft high quality equipment. Whether you equip them or display and sell them in your shop is up to you. Find other party members at the Guild and fulfill requests to progress through the story and earn rewards. There are 14 classes, faith selection, and passive skills that grant you free character customization!

The adventurer blacksmith begins his journey!

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Aubrielle said:

Wow, this one looks kinda cool. There's something kinda Tactics Ogre-esque in the art/visual vibe and I can't put my finger on it. Maybe the battles. Hmm.

Anyway, wishlisted.

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Couchpotato said:

Let me know how good it is then. Like I said before I used to play games like this in my teen years.

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henriquejr said:

And how does Pong relate to games like this ?

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fadedc said:

I gave this one a try because it looked like the type of game I’d like. I refunded it shortly after going into the first dungeon.

The first dungeon was supposed to be the suburb of a town but looked like a featureless cave. I was gathering resources but every resource node was generic, they all looked like ore veins but when you went and hit them with your pick axe they would give you wood, cotton metal, and other resources all at the same time. The dungeon was otherwise completely empty except for monsters that all also looked the same as well. Running into the monsters would start an incredibly basic turn based battle with enemies that had nothing to do with what their picture looked like on the map.

Really the game just seemed to be rushed out the door. I couldn’t believe they wouldn’t even take the time to have different resource nodes, fir example to have wood drop from trees instead of ore veins.

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