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About This Game Grand Prize Winner of the 2014 Indie Game Maker contest.Magic is a curse. A plague upon the world and those that live in it. Those that are born with this curse unwittingly sap the mana from the earth they stand in. In order to prevent these abominations from draining away the world's lifeblood, they are locked away in a castle in an isolated dimension. It is in this castle that the cursed are to remain, removed from society so that their magic does not harm normal people. They are to be kept here for the rest of their miserable lives.At least, that's the way it should have been...Suddenly, a loud crash is heard. A young girl, kept apart from the rest of the castle, looks up from the ground. The magical barrier that prevented her escape slowly dissipates. Standing up, she pushes open the gate and finds her first taste of freedom. Guide her as she teams up with a renegade mage boy to search for the truth behind the castle, her unique magic, and a way to escape.FeaturesA simple, but deep Spell Fusion system that allows for lots of experimentation.A heavy atmosphere made from a somber soundtrack, terrifying enemies, and a powerful tale.Simple puzzles that rely on each character's field abilities.A variety of locations to explore.A twist on traditional turn-based combat via MP charging. Discover the tragic stories of the castle's inhabitants by piecing together bits of information found throughout the adventure.3 different endings affected by your actions. 6d5b4406ea Title: Remnants Of IsolationGenre: Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Team IsolationPublisher:DegicaRelease Date: 1 May, 2015 Remnants Of Isolation Activation Code Keygen remnants of isolation walkthrough. remnants of isolation. remnants of isolation steam Remnants of Isolation is a beautiful game, not only in its stunning visuals, but in it's emotional atmosphere and moving narrative. It has themes of love and working together that did more than just bring a smile, but also marry them to its core gameplay mechanics.Playing a lot of RPG Maker games, Remnant's of Isolation's combat system felt like a slight breath of fresh air. The way mana works in this game and the unique spell chaining\/combo system allows each battle to feel way more engaging than in typical RPGs. Both party members really feel like they are dependent on each other, and it hits you even harder when they get seperated. This is less a nusance and more of a welcome change of pace, however.If I can name any true flaws this game has, it's mostly technical. There are some areas where the game's framerate drops, though it's not bad enough to impact the experience. I was also personally irked by the lack of fullscreen support.Regardless, this is nice, short little gem of a game that truly deserved its golden IGMC crown. For those looking for an example of how to do an RPG Maker game right, or just want to play a short, yet sweet romp, then I highly recommend you give this game a shot.. Much Loved The Battle System.The Innate abilities can Power Up the Other Spells.With this Battle System, it can be Better if This game have more Character.. Considering the garbage RPG Maker games I've had to put up with in the past, I can really appreciate a game like Remnants of Isolation which doesn't oversell itself, doesn't try to stretch itself too far from base with gimmicks, doesn't overstay its welcome, and is priced to make you feel like you're getting a great deal. It's a short, sweet RPG that's solid enough on all fronts to keep interest for exactly the two hours (1 hour, 30 minutes if you want the achievement) that it takes to finish.. This game is a short RPG that had almost no flaws for me. There are two negative points which I want to point out (but don't be fooled, they're compensated by the positive points I mention right after)- Theres not too much focus on the story and huge parts of it are gathered through notes (which you may find or not, depends on how much exploring you do)BUT: The characters are very likeable, even though one of them can't speak. The relationship between the two main characters is heartwarming, which is pretty surprising regarding the fact that you spend such a short amount of time with them. The atmosphere is phantastic and very mysterious - the music is largely responsible for that. The soundtrack is awesome and supports every mood presented in the game.So yeah, if you are able to connect to the characters and atmosphere, you will have a great time and get more out of the story than you might think.- Exploring the different parts of the dungeons can be tedious, although every path has its own design. But the riddles there are so easy that you really do nothing else than running and fighting.BUT: The battle system is great. The characters have skills which can be combined to have different effects. And you really need those. I didn't think the game was too easy, in fact I had to prepare a tactic for most of the fights. I really enjoyed that.I also think that the short playtime benefits the gameplay. Yeah, its a little disappointing to see the ending after 3-4 hours, but otherwise the dungeon exploring would've become too annoying. So, is it worth it? I'd say yes, definitely. But you have to keep in mind that the game is short and may want to wait for a sale. I didn't regret buying this game at release at all. Really liked it.. A short but fun RPG. The graphics are colourful, the music is nice!You have two main characters and the girl is silent. She gives enough expression to still make the conversations interactive. A lot of the background story is unfolded by finding notes around the castle. The battle system is very neat. You have to use the characters together. One to power up and the other to use a spell. Combining different of their abilities causes unique effects. So you have to strategize wisely. A very interesting game so definitely recommended! Patch 1.61: Just two tiny fixes.Patch 1.6's resolution and camera changes left Scope useless, so Scope now makes your shots more accurateThe Trackery's music volume has been adjusted to be in line with the other areas' (it was previously too quiet). Patch 1.3 - Fall Fashion: A small but effective patch. Here's what's inside:Two new outfits have been added (and are unlocked by default):Ranger's Garb: allows you to duck into stealth for 10 seconds, destroying all enemy bullets in the processPumpkinour: allows you to drop candy-coated caltrops that trap enemies (you can have a maximum of two sets out at the same time)Enemies can no longer be spawned at any point where they have a line of sight to the player. This should drastically lower the chances that you start a floor in a dangerous position.The invicibility frame bonus from the Hardbody upgrade has been doubledEnemies now lose their speed after colliding with the playerFixed a bug that was affecting muzzle flash position when firing with the mouse close to the player. Patch 1.1 - Controllers welcome!: I planned on adding a new area to the early game in this patch but I decided to split it up into a quality of life patch and a content patch. I felt it was more important to get usability and balance changes out quickly. Here's what's inside:Support for XInput controllers has been implemented. You can activate controller mode by pressing the A button. Keyboard/mouse control can be reactivated by pressing any key on the keyboard. The controller layout can be found in the Help section on the title screen.You can now switch between fullscreen and windowed mode from the options menu. You can adjust the window's size with the Page Up and Page Down keys.Outfit changes:Robe & Hat: now starts with Spell Power upgradeChainmail Bikini: ability cooldown lowered, spear no longer slows movementCyberpunk Gear: ability cooldown loweredFloor size in some areas has been adjusted slightly downwardsEnemy count has been lowered by roughly 3 per floor and the XP curve has been adjusted accordingly. Patch 1.01: Fixed a bug that was causing the area title text to display incorrectly on non-16:9 resolutionsA few stronger enemies have been modified to ignore the player until they are in sight and close enough, rather than obeying the distance-based rules that most enemies useReduced Alert level growth rate by 8%. Patch 1.2 - Analog Tracking: So, here's the stuff that didn't make it into the last patch. Enjoy!A new area, The Trackery, has been added to the set of areas after the Rogue's Hideout. It should be a little easier relative to the other areas. My intention was for it to be like an easier version of The Ruins.Support for analog movement has been implementedThe Orc Halls' boss has been nerfed slightlyThe order of areas 4 and 5 is no longer randomOutfit changes:Chainmail Bikini: now starts with 3 hpSharpshooter Suit: now starts with 3 hp, ability now fires multiple bullets. Patch 1.54: Screen transitions have been added in a few places.Outfit changes:Feral Armor: ability now gives mana instead of health and is on a 30 second cooldown. I'd like Feral Armor to be a bit easier to survive with than the other outfits but between health and mana, mana is the more interactive resource to receive because it requires action on the player's part to make it useful, whereas health just passively lets you take another hit.Cyberpunk Gear: in typical fashion, enemies' bounding boxes are now outlined while wallhack is activeSpell changes:Crippling Shots is now more effective at all stages of the game. It was previously very weak until the player's attack leveled up.I think this patch puts Witchinour's balance in a pretty good place. As long as there are multiple unique playstyles I don't think there's anything wrong with some outfits being easier or harder to use than others. I used to mostly use Robe & Hat but Ranger's Garb became my favorite outfit pretty quickly after I added it and figured out how powerful it can be when coupled with Manabomb and the Spell Power and Ricochet upgrades.And once again, since almost every change or addition I've made to Witchinour has been influenced by player feedback, I'd like to thank you all for sharing your thoughts with me.. Cloud Saves: Hi everyone, just posting this announcement to let you know that I've enabled cloud saves! I didn't come across any problems while testing them, but if you do, just let me know.. Patch 1.21 - Additional Changes: Just two quick changes:Camera implementation for controller mode has been changed. The maximum camera distance has been lowered for non-boss floors, where it's more likely that you will need to aim in the opposite direction quickly, and will stay the same as it was previously on boss floors, where you're typically tracking a single target from as far away as you can. This should make controller aiming on non-boss floors feel smoother.Changed Sharpshooter Suit's description to reflect the previous patch's changes