Pathway

Pathway

2019 Robotality

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About Pathway

Pathway is an adventure and indie game developed by Robotality and published by Chucklefish Games, released on 11 April 2019.

Adventure into the strange unknown with Pathway, a strategy RPG set in the 1930s great desert wilderness. Outwit your enemies in daring turn-based combat, raid occult tombs and make tough choices in a procedurally generated grand pulp expedition!

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THE YEAR IS 1936 ... In a time of global turmoil, Nazi influence spreads inexorably across Europe and the Middle East. Rumors are abound of secret excavations and mysterious artifacts, not to mention the odd whisperings and tales of gruesome occult rituals... IT'S UP TO YOU ... Assemble a team of bold adventurers, and journey through the deserts, explore bunkers, and temples of Northern Africa to discover their hidden treasures and secrets before they fall into the hands of Nazi forces. You and your companions must work together to overcome overwhelming odds - the fate of the world depends on it!

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Gameplay

Specs

Genres

Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG) RPG Strategy Tactical Turn-based strategy (TBS)

How long to beat

Main story 8h Completionist 12h Source: IGDB

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Bird view / Isometric

Engine

libGDX

Tags

Best single-player gamesBest historical gamesBest pixel art games

Rankings

Best RPG games on PCBest RPG games on MacBest RPG games of 2019Best PC gamesBest PC games of 2019Best games of 2019

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