Evil Plays Dice

A classic RPG adventure where a group of outcasts unite as a team and face ancient mysteries and awakening evil.

You are a wandering outlaw whose past is unknown. You come to Whiteland to earn some silver coins by fighting wild animals. However, your curiosity and boldness will take you to the very heart of events that will decide the future of this land and the entire kingdom of Feuria.

  Key features

• Engaging story with twists, choices and dark secrets  
• 3 epilogs and multiple variations of ending
• Dynamic turn-based combat
• 4-8 hours of play time
• Several side quests that are related to the main story
• Various terrains for exploration 
• Fast travel, quest log, no random encounters
• 2 difficulty levels 
  
• 2 languages - English and Polish

  Story

Face your own past. Build relations with Your party members. Fight on the battlefield. Discover who is your real enemy and what are his motives. Some of story parts are cruel and obscure, but there is also a place for humour and verbal clashes around the campfire.

  Consequences

Your choices matter. Will You defeat the Evil or merge forces with them? What will be the future of Your party members and other people You have met? How will political arrangements in the land change? There are three different epilogs and a lot of ending variants.

  Travel

Most of the Whiteland is frosty tundra, but during your exploration You will also visit, among others: a magical druidic forest, ancient ruins and alternate realms. Switch Your companions to overcoming obstacles and obtain treasures. The Warrior destroys, the Rogue takes use of his hands, the Druid investigates and the Paladin... well, he sees the world in his own way.

  Fight

Battles are fast and dynamic. The big role in combat play battle states like Exhaution, Bleeding and Fear. Party members work together to protect each other and maximize damage to opponents. You also need to remember to manage your Stamina. Without it, death is inevitable.

  Future improvements

The game is playable, can be completed and is free of most bugs. Minor bugs will be correcting in the future. If the time and resources allow, the game will receive UI improvements, more locations, more side quests, and more content in the main story. 

And, you know, Evil loves to play dice.

...or maybe not?