When their light fell upon those masters of code, who were the first to bring to life the enchanted worlds, found before only upon the pages of fantasy books. To the times when phosphorous displays glowed weirdly in the darkness with their arcane letters of forgotten programming languages. How do I choose from the vast library those works that best represent the genre? The shelves stretch far into the shadows. Many games so called look nothing similar. Unless that genre is a Roguelike, of course. To assemble a list of the greatest works of a genre may seem a straightforward enough goal for a writer. I have a task set before me – one that’s as clear as imprecise. The only thing you need is a computer.” – Ivan Čukić, Functional Programming in C++ Introduction You can create whole worlds that behave exactly as you want them to behave. As one of six characters paired with guardian Sentinels, players must defeat rooms of enemies or bosses to obtain upgrades in the form of new dice and character enhancements paired against dynamically changing gameplay as the climb progresses.“Programming is one of the rare disciplines in which you can create something from absolutely nothing. This allows for the emergence of the game’s core mechanic, where the player will need to tactfully balance between the Purification and Corruption of their foes and themself. Astrea innovates the deck-building genre by adding six-faced dice in place of single-effect cards. The galactic-gothic 2D strategy game combines the deck-building genre with RPG elements. The title makes its first appearance during Akupara Games’ 5th-anniversary event, during which the company celebrates its continued passion for supporting other indie developers. Using an ever-changing deck of dice and enchanted sentinels, Purify waves of Corrupted foes and a decayed goddess to save the Star System. Akupara Games, alongside Brazil-based developer Little Leo Games, announces Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles, an all-new dice-deck-building roguelike.
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