Dwarven tactical roguelite RPG Forgotten Mines launches on 23 July!

Ishtar Games :

Lille, France, 28th May 2024 - Brazilian studio Cannibal Goose and Ishtar Games are pleased to announce that dwarven tactical roguelite RPG Forgotten Mines will release on Steam on 23 July! Check out the release date announcement trailer: https://youtu.be/tL8BkHE1GFY
 
A horde of Goblins, demons, and orcs have taken over your long-lost mines - lead the charge against them as you and your dwarven cohort battle their way through procedurally generated rooms to reclaim your Kingdom. Combining the fast pace and unpredictability of roguelite gameplay and the strategic planning of a tactical RPG to overcome the ever-shifting underworld mines. Customize your team with new armor and weapons to maximize the bloodshed during each run to the depths below.
 
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Make sure you haven’t Forgotten where you put that Mine by wishlisting Forgotten Mines here on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2238630/Forgotten_Mines/
 
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PR / content creator contact: [email protected]
Request a code (press): https://forms.gle/kDB2S5PcVupwNc3t7 
Press kit: https://playertwopr.notion.site/Forgotten-Mines-Presskit-09c9fbc0bdcf491aa58a71a0c27143a1?pvs=4
Trailer: https://youtu.be/tL8BkHE1GFY
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2238630/Forgotten_Mines/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cannibalgoose
 
About Cannibal Goose:
Cannibal Goose is a solo developer from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, focused on developing turn-based, tactical, and roguelike games with RPG elements.
 
About Ishtar Games:
Ishtar Games is a development studio and the indie publishing label of Nacon, based in Lille and Bordeaux (France). We previously made The Last Spell and the “Dead in” games (Dead in Bermuda, Dead in Vinland). We love complex games that mix different genres, especially those with an RPG component.
Ishtar Games is built, run, and founded by gamers. Because of this, we are passionate about being true to ourselves and crafting games that not only hold our values, but are also games that we’d like to play ourselves.