r/Pentiment

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Hi everyone! We’re Making a Narrative RPG Inspired by Hamlet, and Pentiment Fans Might Enjoy It

Greetings, good people of Tassing!

Pentiment is a very special game for us. It showed us that you can create a very strong RPG experience through characters, choices, and consequences, without needing a huge open world or a heavy combat system. And seeing how previous decisions affected the choices we had to make later was especially inspiring.

Inspired by this, we started working on our own game, Kardiya: The Winds of Fate. We are trying to build an RPG with a similar approach. The story is inspired by Hamlet. Our young noble protagonist, Ukral, loses his father after he is murdered by his own uncle. While still a child, Ukral is forced to flee the palace and leave his old life behind. We follow his journey from childhood to adulthood as he uncovers the truth about his family and eventually confronts his own fate.

This is our second game. We don’t have an RPG system as large as Pentiment’s, but the choices you make, the boosts you gain, the relationships you build, and the failures you experience can still affect the difficulty of future decisions and the direction of the story.

The game currently features around 100,000 words, 100 hand-drawn illustrations, 20 music tracks, 1 original song, and many different ways to experience the story depending on your choices. We would especially love to hear what Pentiment fans think about the story, characters, and visual style. If it sounds interesting, feel free to check out our Steam page.

Thank you ^^

u/InevGames — 8 days ago

You named your chickens after the apostles? Pentiment Chicken Tattoo

u/keyputmo — 11 days ago

Recomiendo La sesión espiritista de Blake Manor.

No solo por su estilo visual similar, sino también porque ofrece una experiencia detectivesca compleja capaz de llenar un vacío para muchos.

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u/Ediudituy — 11 days ago