Hello everyone!

We are NoNameGame Studio, a small Ukrainian indie team, and we would like to share the playable Prologue of our first game — Astoria: Faber Exitii.

The free Prologue offers approximately two hours of gameplay and includes:

  • Several locations to explore
  • Story-driven quests and dialogue
  • Different enemy types
  • Three boss battles
  • Blocking, dodging, parrying, and counterattacks
  • Finishing moves
  • Crafting, potions, and consumable items
  • Puzzles, secrets, and hidden areas
  • Keyboard and controller support

We recently released an update featuring a faster tutorial, improved combat sounds and effects, better controller navigation, new crafting materials, new potions, redesigned signposts, and rats that now inhabit some locations.

Play the Prologue for free on itch.io: https://nonamegame-studio.itch.io/astoria-faber-exitii

Thank you for taking a look at our game! Feedback about the combat, tutorial, controls, and overall experience is greatly appreciated.

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      10 hours ago

      Our content includes scenes of violence, which is why we are using this filter. As another user previously noted, we are a new account. It is true that this post is intended for promotion, but we also aim to engage in a dialogue with this community, as feedback on our project is important to us.

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      12 hours ago

      A little silly but it’s probably for the pixel gore. It’s a brand new account created for PR so they are just following other platforms censorship rules.

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        8 hours ago

        PR on Lemmy? They could reach a wider audience by stepping outside and shouting the name of the game.

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          Probably but they seem pretty genuine about actually communicating and getting feedback so that’s cool to see.