Nowhere Prophet

Nowhere Prophet

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Release Date: July 19, 2019

RPG, roguelike, post-apocalypse, 2D, card games, elements of strategy, indie games, singleplayer

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A two-dimensional, post-apocalyptic roguelike that features a turn-based combat system inspired by card games. In the game, the player leads a group of wanderers who are traveling through a destroyed world in search of the mythical Crypt – the last save haven that is also an enclave of technological advancement.

Nowhere Prophet is a post-apocalyptic roguelike with a combat system inspired by card games. The title was developed by Sharkbomb Studios, a German studio that created games like Hipster Zombies and Touch of Death. The title was developed for personal computers and later it was ported to mobile devices and consoles.

Plot

Nowhere Prophet takes place in a futuristic world, weakened by a grand technological disaster that made it isolated from the rest of the universe. Because of that, it is just a shadow of its former self. The players are taken to a very hostile planed called Soma and they lead a group of people participating in a grand exodus. Their destination is the mystic Crypt – a save vault. The rumors suggest that it is a place in which people can freely use technology. Only perfectly equipped expeditions are capable of reaching the destination.

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Last updated on May 17, 2018

Videos and Screens

[1:06] Nowhere Prophet launch trailer

[0:53] Nowhere Prophet trailer #2

Nowhere Prophet Summary

Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows July 19, 2019

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 July 30, 2020

Xbox One

Xbox One July 29, 2020

Android

Android cancelled

Apple iOS

Apple iOS cancelled

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch July 30, 2020

Developer: Sharkbomb Studios

Publisher: No More Robots

Age restrictions: 12+

Nowhere Prophet System Requirements

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum: Dual Core 2.0 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card Intel HD or better, 1 GB HDD, Windows Vista/7/10

PlayStation is a Platform for AAA Titles; Indies Don't Sell

Mike Rose from No More Robots said on Twitter that Nowhere Prophet sold on PS4 twenty times worse than on Nintendo Switch. This independent title is also doing better on Xbox One.

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Bart Swiatek

August 5, 2020

PlayStation is a Platform for AAA Titles; Indies Don't Sell