Labyrinth

Release Date: cancelled

RPG, fantasy, turn-based, free-to-play, isometric view, tactics, card games, elements of strategy, indie games, multiplayer, internet

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A turn-based strategy game with card and RPG elements, developed by Free Range Games. Labyrinth is set in a magical universe of Hylea. In the city of Starfall an interdimensional hole has materialized. The players take on the roles of adventurers, who arrive in the city in search for wealth and money. You control a group of heroes, who explore trap-filled maps and fight enemies.

Plot
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Labyrinth for PC is a fantasy strategy game with card and RPG elements. The game utilizes a free-to-play model with microtransactions. It was developed by Free Range Games, while the mechanics were partially designed by Stone Blade Entertainment, know from Solforge and Ascension.

Plot

The game is set in a magical fantasy universe of Hylea. The story begins in the city of Starfall, in which an interdimensional hole in the fabric of reality has materialized. This event turned the city into a center of trade and magical research. The players take on the roles of adventurers, who come to Starfall in search for fame, glory, and wealth.

Mechanics

In Labyrinth for PC you control a team of heroes, who explore maps full of enemies and traps. The gameplay is turn-based. You explore locations and participate in battles, but the mechanics are unusual. Every action — moves, attacks, spells, activating abilities — requires using cards drawn from the deck you have composed.

The game features many innovative elements and is focused on competing with other players. By using cards, you not only lead your team, but also create your own dungeons, filling them with monsters, traps, and boss enemies. Almost all of maps in the game are created in such a way, which basically means that your task is to traverse other players' dungeons and keeping track of your opponents' progress in those created by you. Such a system not only provides a constant influx of new challenges, but also allows you to compete with others even when they are not actually playing the game themselves at the moment.

Last updated on May 6, 2017

Videos and Screens

[0:49] Labyrinth Early Access trailer

[0:44] Labyrinth teaser

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