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Ash of Gods: Redemption, un RPG proche de The Banner Saga, désormais disponible sur Android

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 21,2024

Ash of Gods: Redemption, un RPG proche de The Banner Saga, désormais disponible sur Android

Le titre acclamé d'AurumDust, Ash of Gods: Redemption, est désormais disponible sur les appareils Android. Ce RPG isométrique plonge les joueurs dans un monde dévasté par la Grande Moisson, un conflit qui a initialement captivé les joueurs sur PC en 2017, gagnant des distinctions telles que le meilleur jeu de la Games Gathering Conference et White Nights.

Un monde au bord du gouffre

Ash of Gods : Redemption présente un monde au bord de l’effondrement. Les joueurs choisissent parmi trois protagonistes distincts – un capitaine chevronné, un garde du corps fidèle ou un scribe astucieux – chacun offrant une perspective unique sur les événements qui se déroulent : le capitaine Thorn Brenin, le garde du corps Lo Pheng et Hopper Rouley. Leurs voyages à travers l'univers de Terminus sont semés de choix moraux difficiles, obligeant les joueurs à choisir entre lutter pour un avenir meilleur ou adopter une survie impitoyable.

Décisions à enjeux élevés

Contrairement à de nombreux jeux, Ash of Gods: Redemption augmente considérablement les enjeux. Les choix des joueurs peuvent même entraîner la mort des personnages principaux ! Cependant, le récit persiste, chaque décision et chaque victime façonnant l’évolution de l’histoire et menant à de multiples fins possibles.

Ça vaut le coup de jouer ?

La version mobile conserve la narration riche, les illustrations à couper le souffle et la bande-son captivante de son prédécesseur PC. Les fins multiples garantissent une rejouabilité élevée. Si cela ressemble à votre style d'aventure épique, téléchargez Ash of Gods: Redemption sur le Google Play Store pour 9,99 $.

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