Look very solid and the sys. requirements aren't so high. Thanks for the release.

Looks like an interesting game with a nice use of the Developers culture. Wish listed for now as it looks like something my son would enjoy.

If there were not this now-fashionable flashy graphics, I'd buy without any doubt. But as it is, it looks too smartphone-y and tablet-y for me. And smartphone-y games are dull, empty and oligophrenically dumb. Sooo... no.

Looks interesting. Time to see some gameplay.

This looks interesting. Does anyone know how the controls are mapped? Are the control system the same as for Torchlight 1 & 2, mouse point & click to where you want to move?

https://oldmanmordaith.com/2017/04/13/themed-on-indian-mythology-asura-hits-like-divine-retribution/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc0s8K3L8EA

Upon reading this I was like "YEAH!" then I checked the game card and some gameplay video and I ended up like "Meh"..... :(

I think the game is too westernized for my tastes, it feels like a casual reskin. It's even more dissapointing as the developer is based in Hyderabad. A good example are the color tones of the levels which are dominated by only one color (blue, yellow, etc....) while in Telugu movies, it's a color festival and I think it would have been a better artistic direction than this dull western color scheme.

I don't know if the devs are gonna read this thread, but some point 'n' clicks based on classic tales like the Ramayana would be a better option to convey some cultural differences and get an instant "unique product" on the videogame market.

Thank you for that link. I was very interested in this game because it's obviously based on Reg Vedic Hinduism & Indian sub-continental culture, but I wanted more information on the control scheme. I started reading that article & saw "controller" mentioned several times. If a PC game is optimized to use a controller then it usually means that I won't like the control scheme & I probably won't be able to rebind the controls the way I would prefer (like Torchlight 1 & 2 or NWN1). I'm not going to waste $9 on a game that is going to frustrate me with its controls scheme and as a result I probably won't play much. To the wishlist it goes until it drops well below my normal price threshold; if I have to wait a couple or few years for a deep discount sale, so be it.

I can't believe it!!! A new ip that isn't overcharging for admission and doesn't require the starship enterprise to run it. I am deeply impressed!

Holy crap! I was thinking exactly this.
I wanted to give it a try because it's inspired from Hindu mythology.
Yeah, there is no such thing as Indian Mythology. These character are based on Hindu Mythology which is spread in many parts of south east Asia.

Yeah colour tone is monotonous. It could have been vibrant. Aleast few light effects and blur effects could have been introduced.

I also planned to make a RTS/RPG based on Hindu mythology but I am not talented enough.
Even thought about making a Civilization III mod based on it.

I just finished a looooong ARPG but it looks like I may have to get this.

I myself am working on a similar game based on Buddhist mythology. You can't kill any of your enemies; you win the game by making all of them feel at one with the universe.

Hmm.
Procedurally generated - check (even the skill tree ... no thanks!)
"Rogue like" - check ...

definitely not my cup of tea. I loved Rogue and Nethack, but nowadays rogue-like has become a catch-all PR term that means: "We couldn't be bothered to do level design or balancing." So I give most games that call themselves rogue-like a wide berth.