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Fort Triumph is a dynamic tactical RPG, rich with interactive environments, and set within a world falling apart and sinking into chaos, and several heroes seek out to mend the broken world; but that will involve various deadly campaigns needing to be beaten. The title is developed by Fort Triumph Team and is seeking out a $75,000 target to help bring the project to life. The crowdfunding process ends on the 23rd of May 2017.
Fort Triumph is a dynamic tactical RPG, rich with interactive environments, and set within a world falling apart and sinking into chaos, and several heroes seek out to mend the broken world; but that will involve various deadly campaigns needing to be beaten. The title is developed by Fort Triumph Team and is seeking out a $75,000 target to help bring the project to life. The crowdfunding process ends on the 23rd of May 2017.With plans to arrive on PC, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, and PS4, the title is currently sat at a total of $15,640 with 441 backers. The crowdfunding process will end on the 23rd of May 2017.
Fort Triumph is a title that focuses its passion on combat. The world that the heroes (Paladin, Mage, Ranger, and Savage classes) walk, are moved around on, “tiles”. In a turn-based system. Players will be trying to take out any enemies on the map in any way that they see fit. Trees, pillars, crates, and more can all be used as weapons by being interacted with tactically. Magic comes into play and can work by either attacking the enemy, or by defending other heroes. Missions come forth for the heroes, with some quests needing a village to be saved, others an item needs to be recovered. The world is procedurally generated, so each mission won’t be the same.
The combat also become affected by traits being given to the heroes depending on the players choices throughout the game. Not only that but they unlock skills and abilities, which all tie up with their weaknesses and strengths that they gather across various encounters and missions set in various towns, villages, forests, volcanoes, and more.
There is a demo available for Mac, PC, and Linux which can be found on the Steam store as well as IndieDB, and GameJolt
It’s an interesting looking title, I quite like the idea of using the world around you, and our writer, Craig gave his thoughts on the title in a First Impressions piece where he played through five levels.
There are no stretch goals for the title yet, but I’d imagine they will include some should the funding exceed their target.
You can check out the Kickstarter page by going here
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