City of Brass Blacksmiths Forge

City of Brass Blacksmiths Forge is a very ancient and hopelessly cursed place. Once its inhabitants were inexpressibly rich the city walls were laden with gold, and even servants earned considerable fortunes here. Wishing to keep their savings at any cost, the citizens called dark forces to serve. Good, of course, it did not end on the Copper City, a curse fell, and every single citizen turned into a withered, evil undead.

The plot in the City of Brass is outlined by a couple of strokes and performs the minimum function: to explain who we are, where we are and why we should go forward. No elaboration of characters, no scenario turns and puzzles — this time we will be entertained by other means. At the very beginning, the game transparently hints that it would be nice not only to fill the pockets, but also to remove the curse from the city, but that’s all: you can not recall the plot until the very credits. Fortunately have fun without him.

NOTES: This release is standalone and includes all content and DLC from our previous releases and updates.

About This Game

From the harsh genre of the rogue-like game, the City of Brass has taken the random generation of levels and the permanent death of the protagonist. Yes, we have one of those games that need to manage to run with one try: the death of the hero almost always throws the player to the starting position and leaves the thief with empty pockets.

The key word here is almost. You can buy a kind of insurance for a specious coin — after the restart, a hero will have a nice chest with a piece of stolen good from the past life. You can also put in a particularly valuable item from your inventory there, also not for free, in order not to lose it after a reboot. But all this is not a panacea: with the slightest awkwardness, a long adventure will still have to re-run from scratch. Hardcore connoisseurs of such mechanics will surely rejoice.