Theseus: Journey to Athens Steam news

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• Review score94% positive
• Total reviews18
• Release dateFeb 27, 2019
• DeveloperAntiquity Studio
• PublisherAntiquity Studio

Genres: Adventure, Indie, RPG, Strategy

Company pages: Developer: Antiquity StudioPublisher: Antiquity Studio

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Theseus: Journey to Athens Steam news

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• 5/9/19 Patch - Keyboard Movement Implemented! - 9 May 2019

  This small patch implements a new feature that was requested by the community: WASD Keyboard Movement. The game was built around mouse/path-based movement and collision systems, but it wasn't too difficult to bolt on a keyboard movement system. There is some room for improvement in future patches, but check it out now if keyboard input is your thing!

• Interface Improvements - 8 April 2019

  Since releasing Theseus: Journey to Athens, I have received a lot of great feedback and suggestions. Over the course of several updates, a number of user-submitted improvements have been implemented. Today, the last major request has been fulfilled: autosaves and an additional save slot! Patch Notes for 4/9/19: - Autosave now exists - when Theseus dies, players can simply load the autosave and be transported back to the last location they visited. - Additional save slot - Players now have an additional save slot they can use during gameplay. - Load menu updated - clicking the load button now takes the player to a menu where they may select from the different save slots. Now that almost all the suggestions have been implemented, and all the bugs seemingly crushed, future patches will focus largely on new content! Thank you for all the input, your comments have been an important contribut…

• Beyond Us Games - 13 March 2019

  Check out the latest video on Theseus: Journey to Athens! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXLvdTuVCqc Beyond Us Games played an important role in the development process; I support his Patreon and learnt a lot from his tutoring sessions. Definitely worth subscribing to his channel if you are interested in game development.

• Interface Improvement Patch! - 12 March 2019

  Notes for latest patch: INTERFACE UPDATES/IMPROVEMENTS: - Scene transition is now automatic, except when on the road between Epidauros and Athens. - During combat, hover your mouse over the enemy to see their name and health. - Previously patched so that you no longer need to be so close to initiate dialogue. - First screen now displays instructions. - Shortcut key directly to inventory (press "i") BUGS CRUSHED: - Medea's portrait now displays correctly. - Correct ending slide for Phaia shown when the player recruits the Krommyonian Sow. - Fixed King Aigeus’ name on the tactical combat level. - Fixed bug with Mortmal’s dialogue if you have the kidnapping quest.

• Indie Game Picks Review! - 5 March 2019

  https://indiegamepicks.wordpress.com/2019/03/05/theseus-journey-to-athens/ Indie Game Picks, a curator and also an indie games review site and twitter handle, has reviewed Theseus: Journey to Athens! Here's the review, it seems they enjoyed it: Theseus: Journey to Athens Developer: Antiquity Studio Publisher: Antiquity Studio Release: 2019 Genre: Adventure/RPG Art Style: 3D / Drawing Platforms: Steam/itch.io Are you a fan of ancient Greek mythology, with heroes, monsters and bickering gods? How about choose-your-own-adventure games with different options and outcomes? If yes, then Theseus: Journey to Athens is a game you should check out. It was created by Antiquity Studio, a US based dev consisting of a single person, Adam Delderfield, a criminal prosecutor who in his spare time creates video games based on ancient texts. The artwork and music were contracted to Klaudia Jankowska and M…

• RELEASED - Theseus: Journey to Athens launches 2/28/2019 - 28 February 2019

  Theseus: Journey to Athens is now available! It is an adventure/rpg game that is heavily rooted in classical Greek texts. The game follows the early life of Theseus, an ancient hero, as he leaves his hometown in search of his father. Theseus grew up in the small town of Troezen with his mother and grandfather, and upon reaching adulthood his mother shared with him the secret story of his paternity… Gameplay consists of exploration and character dialogue. Choices have consequences and can radically change the plot. Combat is turn-based with party-mechanics and a number of special abilities. Players will face famous bandits and monsters from antiquity, and collect various items during the quest to learn more about Theseus’ heritage. This is an ideal game for those who appreciate ancient history. The game is rooted heavily in Plutarch’s Life of Theseus, Apollodorus’ Bibliotheca, and Pausan…

• Krommyonian Sow - 5 February 2019

  https://cdn.steampulse.org/steam/asset?u=https%3A%2F%2Fsteamcdn-a.akamaihd.net%2Fsteamcommunity%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fclans%2F34328931%2Fcda46fe2f2a36c39843ffac1a8d40f40a04656cc.png Theseus met many unique bandits and monsters on the road to Athens. Among them was Phaia and the Krommyonian Sow. Krommyon was an area near Corinth, on the road between Epidauros and Athens. The sow was said to be a man-eating pig raised by an old lady named Phaia. As usual, the ancient texts are not in agreement about Phaia and her monster. For example, Plutarch preserves a version of the myth where there is no beast. Rather, Phaia is a bandit who received the nickname “sow” due to her poor manners and evil life. Our game most closely follows the account preserved by Apollodorus. In his Bibliotheke, it is said that Phaia was an old lady who looked after the sow, which was named after her. This version is depicted on extant pottery, which shows the lady commanding a g…

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