Hello everyone, we'd like to showcase our game called Orendale!
Orendale is a fantasy turn-based RPG with strategic elements. Embark on an epic journey while crafting powerful gears, and forming alliances with diverse combatants to fight 3v3 alongside them. Master a variety of unique classes and Fight formidable foes uncovering the secrets of a dynamic world.
We've just launched our Steam demo.
Almost everything was made using the ORK framework with the exception of our dialogue. This shows how powerful ORK truly is. Whenever we'd come up with a new idea 80% of the time, the mechanism is already in the framework which surprises us to this day.
Huge shoutout to GIL for his amazing framework
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2985350/Orendale/
Orendale is a fantasy turn-based RPG with strategic elements. Embark on an epic journey while crafting powerful gears, and forming alliances with diverse combatants to fight 3v3 alongside them. Master a variety of unique classes and Fight formidable foes uncovering the secrets of a dynamic world.
We've just launched our Steam demo.
Almost everything was made using the ORK framework with the exception of our dialogue. This shows how powerful ORK truly is. Whenever we'd come up with a new idea 80% of the time, the mechanism is already in the framework which surprises us to this day.
Huge shoutout to GIL for his amazing framework
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2985350/Orendale/
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Just curious is this ORK 2 or 3?
We're focused on PC & Mobile compatibility but is currently working on MacOS and Linux compatibility. As for Steam Deck, in the coming days you'll be able to install it but it's only compatible if you're using touchscreen at the moment.
Everything was made in ORK 3