Did you know? Tales of Maj'Eyal is not the only game of DarkGod/Netcore Games! Here you will find a list of each of them and the benefits they can bring you (besides immense amounts of fun, obviously).
What is it?
Oafmatch is a role-playing game that combines traditional RPG turn-based combat with match-three mechanics.
Join Knuckles the Oaf and his assorted companions in an epic quest to save their stricken nation from the depredations of a powerful, mysterious foe. Go into battle with four party members from thirty playable classes, power up weapons by making colored gem matches, then unleash devastating attacks on your enemies!Features include:
- Sixty unique equippable weapons, each with five different ranks waiting to be discovered
- Dozens of wildly differing monsters
- Thirty playable classes, each with tons of levels to gain and a passive trait to improve.
- Huge campaign
- Endgame roguelike dungeon with unique rewards such as increased level caps for characters
- Endgame endless-wave arena battles with rewards that include special legendary weapons
- New Game Plus, with shuffled loot and extra playable classes available
The game’s strategy and tactics revolve around six colors: red, yellow, green, white, blue, and purple. Each character has two colors, a major and a minor one. Neglect a color at your peril! A properly formed party will make allowances for each character’s special passive trait.
Where does it comes from?
Long time ago, Susramanian was a player/developer of Tales of Maj'Eyal and made/suggested some awesome things like the inscription system, Mindslayers, many vaults, ... While he disappeared from the community he was not gone and instead worked, with a friend, on his own game: Oafmatch. Later on I, DarkGod, had the pleasure to try an alpha build and loved it so I joined up to help them finish and now I'm publishing it under a joint banner :)
Sounds cool, I want it!
It is! Go grab it either on https://oafmatch.com/ or Steam.
Since both games are published by you is there any reward from owning both?
First, login on te4.org, then come back to this page.