The End of Dyeus

$14.99

Release Date:: Oct 15, 2021
Developer:: Curious Planet
Publisher:: Curious Planet
Platforms:: Windows Linux

Indie Adventure Action Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

Through a blue shining light, you awaken in the center of a circle of menhirs. You don't remember anything, except that you must find "Dyeus"...

Go in a search for it in a primitive and cryptic open world. Fight against the Shadows and the Guardians, two factions in a war, along with a carnivorous fauna and redoubtable bosses, and explore a hostile world with a nebulous past... An adventure full of challenges awaits!

A true open world adventure
Explore a fully open world with diverse biomes and discover devastated locations and hidden secrets. No barrier to stop you!
Features a day and night cycle, and a weather system.

Nervous and challenging fights
Religious fanatics with primitive weapons, powerful warriors with plasma cannons, as well as a wild and carnivorous fauna.
Fight against more than 50 fast and deadly enemies, each requiring a different strategy... or let them kill each others in a deep infighting system!

Continual player progression
Find a wide range of different weapons, from a simple old bone to heavy plasma weaponry, along with various swords, spears and bows, and search for health upgrades or buy armors in shops to improve yourself.

A pure gameplay experience
Like good old times, no cutscenes or long narrative sequence.
Play right from the start and find more than 40 hidden books to uncover the story of this world facing war and desolation.

A retro eletro-tribal soundtrack
Listen to upbeat, primitive and wild tunes inspired by 90s computer games !

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #714753 english

12 hrs at review

Recommended

Great Game fun for explorations

User #095826 english

9 hrs at review

Recommended

The End of Dyeus is a open world, Zelda and King's Field inspired game with no hand holding. Its worth checking it out. Once you start you can go in any direction you want and fight bosses in any order. There is no map you can carry and you have to navigate by landmark and compass. It strongly encourages you to explore every inch to solve puzzles and find items and weapons to survive. Item shops can be found with merchants selling three items like Zelda games. Everywhere you go, you can find something that will help you. The only maps are ones at camps marking a few locations with you needing to rely on your memory. The plot is hidden in various notes and books that can be found in the game world that helps explain the world events and why things are the way they are. It's great being able to explore and use your head to learn and discover. It captures the old school vibe of the late 80s early 90's games of having to map and write things down your self and use your intuition rather...