Gravity Co. has recently released their latest mobile game, Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, available now on Android. This deckbuilding roguelike RPG presents a thrilling scenario where you, as an explorer, step out from a bunker into a world 500 years post-apocalypse, ready to rebuild civilization.
The World Has Completely Changed… in the Game
In Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, your mission is to restore civilization in the new world named Eustea. As one of the chosen explorers from the bunker, you'll venture into over 100 distinct zones, each with its own unique stories and intriguing historical elements. Humanity has persisted in scattered groups across the continent, but the remnants of civilization are vastly different from what they once were. Some factions are vying for control, while others are simply struggling to survive.
Take a moment to watch the animation trailer for Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse:
Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse Is a Text-Based RPG with Roguelike Deckbuilding
Every decision you make in Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse carries weight. At various points, you'll face critical choices—whether to engage in combat, negotiate, or retreat. These decisions not only shape your immediate path but also lead to vastly different outcomes, ensuring that each player's experience is unique.
The game offers multiple endings, ranging from saving a community, annihilating one, to meeting an untimely end without leaving a legacy. The butterfly effect is at play here, where even minor choices can lead to significant repercussions.
Combat in Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse is centered around a customizable deck, featuring over 300 cards, 200 skills, and an array of equipment. Players can opt for a soldier's approach with modern weaponry or embrace a medieval knight's style.
As you explore, you'll document your findings in a pictorial log, capturing encounters with strange creatures, ancient artifacts, and oddly preserved books. Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse is now available on the Google Play Store for $6.99.
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