oprainfall | Kitaria Fables

oprainfall | Kitaria Fables

 

Developed by Twin Hearts, Kitaria Fables, is an action adventure with RPG and farming elements mixed in. It is coming to PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation sometime next year. Plunder dungeons in search of resources and relics, and tend to your farm. Use your sword, bow, and spell book to stand against a rising tide of darkness that now threatens the world of Canoidera. Kitaria Fables is an action adventure mixed with a farming sim. Your farm allows you to produce materials for crafting weapons, armor, and potions as well as creating powerful new spells. Some materials are of course obtained from slaying monsters, and you’ll need ores to craft things like weapons and armor. Here is the reveal trailer:

 

The land of Canoidera was a peaceful world where nature was in harmony, but now wildlife around Paw Village has become increasingly hostile. The Empire has called upon none other than you to investigate. So begins a new adventure in a huge world. The class free combat system means you can customize you’re character for your preferred style of combat through the weapons, armor, and accessories you craft. Take your enemies down from a distance with arrows or with powers like fire and ice. On the other hand, you could end them more personally with your trusty melee weapon.

As your adventure unfolds, you can do requests from your animal neighbors and build relationships with them. This will yield more rewards as their trust in you increases. Lastly, here are a few screenshots of Kitaria Fables.

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