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Siralim Ultimate is an amazing game. It’s a bit like a Pokémon game where you collect a team of 6 monsters to fight for you, but there are a few key differences:
First, it’s 6v6.
More importantly, each creature has some sort of ability that breaks the game somehow, like “Cast a random spell every time it defends” or “Automatically defends at the end of every turn”. And you can put these traits on artifacts they can equip, and add an additional trait from creature breeding, too, so each creature can have 3 traits.
Essentially, the game is about building the most broken OP 18-trait combo that you can, then see how powerful you can crank the enemies.
There are a lot more systems, too, like craftable spells, your character’s abilities (and how they synergize with your creatures traits), special god bosses you can beat to eventually unlock their OP avatars to join your team, maps like Path of Exile, a creature draft mode, and more.
If you get into it, it’s the kind of game you could play for hundreds of hours, theory crafting and building hundreds of unique builds.
I have been playing since Siralim 1. Siralim Ultimate is the 4th and likely final game in the series, and it has all the best systems from all the previous games, with all the un-fun mechanics stripped out. It’s very well tuned for only including good mechanics.
The bundle is worth it for Siralim Ultimate alone, imho.
I had tried one of the early Siralim games (2 or 3), and didn’t really get into it. Would you say 4 is improved enough to change that, or is it mostly the same?
Similar to Siralim 3 in most ways. I think Siralim 2 was fairly significantly different, but it’s been so long I don’t remember clearly. Sorry!
Siralim 1 was not very good, by comparison. It’s not a good comparison for 3/Ultimate. And really, Ultimate is just a straight upgrade from 3. There’s no reason to play any other version, imho.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Fill your bag up with jewels in the FUNgeon Crawlers Humble Bundle which has some interesting looking loot inside to grab.
Inspired by beloved Saturday morning cartoons, MythForce unites swords & sorcery with gripping 1st-person combat in a new roguelike adventure.
Lunacid is a first person dungeon crawler inspired by old FROMSOFT games like Shadow Tower and King’s Field.
Siralim Ultimate is a monster catching, dungeon crawling RPG with a ridiculous amount of depth.
Prevent demon’s horde from unleashing hell on this world in this dark fantasy Dungeon Crawler.
As an unpaid intern in the dystopian city of Neo-Cascadia, you’ll wield office junk as weaponry as you make your way through the offbeat procedural dungeons beneath your company campus.
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