Hello everyone! It’s Friday and you know what that means! Let’s wrap up this weeks Gamepedia YouTube content! This week we took a look at Adventurer Manager, a newly released turn-based RPG from Vigilant Addiction Studios. We look at another WildStar race, the Human Exiles, and top it all off with a short video on popular The Elder Scrolls: Online addons! Let’s get started.
Adventurer Manager is a newly released hero-simulator adventure game where you, as a ruler, control parties of unlikely heroes to cleanse the land of diabolic filth. Along with crisp 8-bit animation that characterizes an entire generation of modern gaming, Adventurer Manager embodies an attention to detail that defines any good indie production. Despite its superficial simplicity, Adventurer Manager has a surprising amount of depth to it. With character appearance changing as you find new equipment and procedurally generated (and hilarious) lore outlining their humble beginnings, lead your party to victory with tactical prowess, or send them to their deaths and replace them! How you manage these adventurers is no one’s choice but your own!
Ever wondered what it’d be like to play the Human Exiles in WildStar? Curious about what they might look like? Well here’s three easy steps to satiating your curiosity:
Step 1) Stand up
Step 2) Walk to your home’s bathroom
Step 3) Gaze into the mirror and wonder where you might’ve gone wrong
There you have it, the Human Exiles of WildStar! Basic human features, beautiful complexion, and a sizable helping of regret and malice towards the rest of their race. What’s not to love?
What would RPGs be without copious amounts UI and combat addons to make our experience all the more immersive? TESO is no exception and this week we bring you the top 5 addons for The Elder Scrolls: Online, courtesy of Curse.com! (Less invasive addons are spotlighted)
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