Forager

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The Master of Orion: Revenge at Antares Race Pack includes all 3 new playable races: The Elerian Fiefdoms Born of the myriad islands of Draconis, the Elerians are a feudal civilization with a rigid caste system and immutable gender roles. His tentacled subjects worship old gods fashioned around folk tales and cryptic mythology, whose darker undertones clash with their overall friendly disposition towards other races.

Citizens require houses, food, medicine, and assorted creature comforts. Unearth the secrets of the first Airborne Kingdom, exploring the skies and seeking out secret shrines and forgotten ruins, learning its rich history. Decay and decline soon followed, with each left to fend for itself. Aid the struggling ground kingdoms.

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There are well-known landmarks placed within the world, which you can discover and which we've personally visited many times in our lives. Some of them … could be yours. There are nightmares you can’t fight and win.

And already their petty infighting has the world trembling on the jagged edge of atomic war.

Level up and learn new skills, abilities, and blueprints. You were all asking for MORE FORAGER, so here it goes! Forager is a 2D open world game inspired by exploration, farming and crafting games such as Stardew Valley, Terraria & Zelda. Find quirky companions to trade or talk with.

Players can excavate guaranteed archeological sites on these worlds and bring to light powerful relics and artifacts.

Find quirky companions to trade or talk with. Originally made for a jam (in which Forager won second place!), over 200,000 players tried and LOVED the prototype! The choice is yours, you set your own goals to work towards! Buy land to expand and explore. Random events have finally been added! Allowing you to go all in on the crazy wizard fantasy, destroying big masses of resources with a single bomb or creating trees out of nothing with a powerful spellbook. After a full year of development, the game features a TON of new content, systems, and exclusive features! Farming mechanics, including caring for animals and the harvesting of all sorts of crops and herbs.

Players can investigate their home systems to understand who they were and, more importantly, what can be learned from their demise.