This is a small demo of a Fire Emblem Style rougelite. 

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Mouse Controls:

Right Click: Confirm
Left Click: Cancel
Middle Click: More details
Mouse Wheel: Move Pointer Up and Down

Keyboard Controls:

WASD: Move cursor
L: Select unit
K: Cancel selection/Move back
O: Inspect Unit
M: Mute sounds


Objective:
Defeat all the enemies on the maps.  Complete all maps to win!

Game concepts:
You can recruit green units by moving next to them and selecting "recruit"
Some weapons are more effective against others.  Make sure you learn the weapon triangle.
Houses can be visited for a large heal.  Make sure to always carry potions though.
Terrain is very important. It can be the difference between a victory or defeat.

StatusIn development
PlatformsHTML5, Windows, Linux
Rating
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorAxelstems
GenreStrategy
Made withGodot
TagsGodot, Indie, Pixel Art, Retro, Roguelike, Roguelite, Strategy RPG, Turn-based, Turn-Based Combat
Average sessionAbout a half-hour

Download

Download
West_Marches.zip 128 MB
Download
linux_build.zip 125 MB

Install instructions

Unzip and run!

Development log

Comments

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I enjoyed playing this game, great job!
I checked the unit asset that you used for your game, but I couldn't find the horse and cleric unit. Did you make these units by yourself? And where did you get the portrait icons from? I am asking because I want to try and make a similar game myself.

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Thanks for playing!  I’m really glad you enjoyed it!


And yeah, I commissioned the horse,  cleric and knight sprites from different pixel artists.  They should be listed in the credits.

Portraits are all ai generated using retro diffusion, they started as 32x32 images and then I upscaled them with img2img.  I have some posts about it on my Twitter, or you can check the retrodiffusion discord.


hope that makes sense, there’s also an open source FE8 Godot conversion that I used as a starting base for the game.

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Thanks for all this information!

Wish you the best and don't stop making games.

https://itch.io/post/9531344

Left you a review. I'm sorry for the length and criticism, but I really like the concept you've got here!