Planet Stronghold version 1.0 Linux
Dec 31, 2010 Demo 0 commentsPlanet Stronghold final v1.0 release Linux. Sci-fi turn based JRPG.
Planet Stronghold
Winter Wolves | Released Feb 27, 2011
Planet Stronghold is a sci-fi anime roleplaying game. Features two playable characters, 8 NPC, a battle system similar to those seen in the JRPG games, several romance options, 50+ hours of playtime and different paths.
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Latest News: Planet Stronghold promo sale 75% off until 25th November
0 comments by jack_norton on Nov 21st, 2012
Planet Stronghold is a sci-fi role-playing game with a turn-based combat system.
You take the role of a young, new recruit that somehow gets assigned to the most well-known, and well-defended, human outpost in the whole galaxy: Planet Stronghold.
As the story goes on, you'll have to choose a side in a a war that will change the destiny of the planet, and of humankind, forever.
GAME FEATURES
- Play as male or female
- Four different character classes
- Eight NPCs will join you in the battle
- Detailed battles with many tactical choices
- Over 40 unique enemies to fight including some "boss fights"
- Three optional romance endings for each gender for a total of 6 different romance endings
- Lots of quests and side-quests to solve: over 50h of gameplay!
- Dynamic story that changes based on your choices
- Use non-combat skills like Explosives, Science, Sneak to solve some situation without resorting to combat
- Lots of unique weapons and armor
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Planet Stronghold version 1.0 Mac
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As a game developer I know which even the games which doesn't have ultra 3d graphics and such are very complicated to do; Planet Stronghold manages to at least in my opinion, succeed at the game genre it proposed to supply. The demo version kept me playing with attention, the combat system is allright, the open RPG nature of this game absolutely charms me; you can choose whatever you see fit for you play style, and develop your character and his team(nice interaction with the game characters too…
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Thanks for FaithCarpenter and Wavinator :)
As I said, is really tough for indies choosing to make niche games (like a turnbased RPG with romance) so I'm setting my prices not to be greedy but because it's the only way to keep making more for me.
Of course, I like sales too (I'm a player myself!) so I'll do regular sales. I can already say will have one soon for Planet Stronghold when my other RPG comes to Desura (Loren Amazon Princess).
Just a thought...
The author has stated that he will probably have another promotion down the way. (Thanks by the way jack_norton) Let's just everyone breathe and not go medieval on each other.
The global economy has tanked, we all get it. We are all looking for the most for our gaming dollars. Let's not slam the author's hard work because we don't like or can not afford the price. Instead patiently wait for a sale.
As for calling people who are waiting for the price to come down "cheap" that's a bit uncalled for. People value things differently.
I plan on supporting this game when it is placed on sale. Till then I am rooting for the creator(s) and hope the game does well. He's chosen a hard path trying to survive only on making indie games. It can be done but it is no easy task. So my hat's off to Winter Wolves and his(or their) efforts.
You would agree that there is a difference between "waiting for the price to go down" and...
"Going into designing an indie game with the sole purpose of making money..."
"Wow, $25? Talk about overpriced; you aren't EA..."
"I'm not buying because of price"
"Everyone's problem here is the price"
"pretty big outcry that this game is really expensive"
...would you not?
It's already hard enough to get decent indie RPGs... especially sci-fi RPGs. Give people the impression that everything has to sell for $3 - $5 all the time and we're going to get crap.
Been playing this game, enjoying it quite a bit, well done! However, on my combat screens, the blue windows aren't appearing behind combat text. This is making it nearly impossible to read during some encounters. I don't know if this is a glitch or something to do with my settings/computer, but I just thought I'd mention it.
Hi,
it's a videocard driver problem, try pressing shift+G while playing and choose another renderer (directX or OpenGL). You might need to update your drivers (the game needs Directx 9.0c)
Thanks for the quick response! That did the trick, I can now read the combat text no problem. Been having a lot of fun with the game, I highly recommend it to RPG fans.
"Um...it's one guy...not a huge team from what I've seen. The money goes to him and Desura gets their take."
http://blog.winterwolves.net/ >1 guy.
"not everyone has 25 dollars to blow on a game."
Not everyone has $5. Should it be free for them?
"I am not made of money."
Who is?
"I have a minimum wage job, and many other things I NEED to spend my money on."
Yet you have a roof over your head, working internet connection, a computer to run the game on, electricity, sanitation, food, free time and are apparently from a wealthy enough background to be computer literate.
First World Problem?
"Maybe you don't understand that because you spend all of your money on leisure, but that's not for me to judge."
Please. You ARE judging. You appear to think you are special based on the fact that you are disadvantaged. Your don't have funds to buy-- NOT medication, NOT food, NOT water-- but GAMES. You then leap to the assumption that anybody who would support paying $25 isn't doing it because they believe in indie-- no they must just be taking a break from driving their Lamborghini down the French Riviera.
This forum is for the purpose of giving input on the game. Let's just keep it civil and avoid personal attacks.
Fair enough, you're right it doesn't need to be personal. But we also don't need multiple posts going ON and ON about the price.