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General discussionIn development: Hammerting(9 posts)(9 posts)
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Posted February 01, 2021
It’s time to manage a Dwarven mining colony in the unexplored mountains of Mara. Hammerting is now available as the game in development on GOG.COM and 25% off until February 8th, 11:30 AM UTC.

As war rages in the world above, you will need to craft, explore, and fight as you provide your allies with the finest weapons and gear to assist in the struggle against evil.

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Posted February 01, 2021
BOOM!
Instabought.
Posted February 01, 2021
Nice!
Posted February 01, 2021
Looks really nice
Posted February 01, 2021
I consider Dwarfs a non-expansionist, low-breeding race. Expanding their colony (during wartime!) is counter-intuitive.

They'd rather dig deeper, not wider.
Posted February 01, 2021
Looks like Craft The World (which is a good thing in my books), but with 3D elements to the game-play...

Will wish list it and keep an eye on its progress, as I'm not one for purchasing games before they are released in a more final form.
Posted February 01, 2021
Look interesting and cool, but I have to admit I first read the title as Hammertime and got more excited. :-P
Posted February 02, 2021
Same as the above heheh ;)

Hows the game?
Post edited February 02, 2021 by Niggles
Posted February 12, 2021
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Niggles: Same as the above heheh ;)

Hows the game?
It's still kinda early in development, but it's very promising. If you buy it do it as investment. They're using a custom engine (not Unity or any other crap) and pretty open about development.
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