Want to get some insight into development? Visit our DevBlog!Key Features Intrigued but not sold? Try out the demo! It is a tribute to and sometimes a parody of the old SNES games so many of us grew up with and loved! Journey through fantastical lands and battle tons of different enemies and bosses in your quest for truth, friendship and, above all, finding the world's rarest treasures! Secrets of Grindea is an old-school Action RPG with co-op support for up to 4 players. 3DM again with updated version of “ Secrets of Grindea” for pc.Hey there! Glad you found our store page! Be sure to read the Early Access information above so you know what you're buying! It is a tribute to and sometimes a parody of the old SNES games so many of us grew up with and loved! Secrets of Grindea is an old-school RPG with co-op support for up to 4 players.

“In the world of Grindea everything is determined by one thing–how big your collection of stuff is. You take on the role as a young hero (or heroine) taking his or her first steps to become a famed Collector and help collect the most valuable rares in the entire kingdom. But is everything really as it seems? The hunt for rares soon turns into something bigger, a scenario where family, friendship and possibly the fate of the world rests in your hands.“Ĭurrently, we have no release date set, since our #1 priority is making the game as good as it can be! When we’re at a point in development where we can give you a definite release date, we’ll post it here. Advanced skill trees give you precise control over how your character develops. There are no caps or specific classes, so the possibilities are endless. On top of this, there’s a wide variety of haircuts, hats and head gears that will make your character look unique as well. Co-op support for up to four players! Bring your friends on the adventure, challenge them to any of the mini games in the arena or why not have them help you out in a difficult dungeon?.A lengthy and dramatic storyline will take you through dungeons and fields of all shapes in the rich and varied world of Grindea.

Hundreds of items to hunt, craft, fish or dig up in order to improve your character, fill the codex and gain fame.Ĭountless of side quests and hidden content will keep you busy for hours after finishing the game.A pet system that makes sure you never have to be alone, even when playing by yourself.High scores and achievements will soon make your friends turn green with envy.Ĭatch any of the cute tameable animals and have them accompany you on your adventures while also boosting your skills!.Release name: Secrets.of.Grindea.v0.56j.I'm playing 2H berserker atm, which is a glass cannon build (so it's very nice for farming), but I wouldn't say that's very beginner friendly. 2H also has a build based on the whirlwind attack, which is great for Arcade mode and also decent for story mode.ġH has a build based on Shadow Clone which is a passive skill so you just have 1 attack which you need to worry about. The other build is based on Blade Flurry, which I personally enjoy more. The disadvantage is that you have to stand still to use it but against most enemies you can lure them to hit a charged attack. I'd say the latter build has more damage but is a bit harder to dodge attacks. Magic has a build focused around Flamethrower and frosty friend, the idea is that enemies focus on your frosty friend while you charge flamethrower and obliterate them. It has high damage and while you have to stand still to use it on early levels, at gold charge you can move while using it. Another magic build uses the plants, which just means you spam the plant at silver charge and use them to deal damage (which works especially well for farming or if you can keep enemies in one place). The swarm spell used to be broken but they nerfed it so now it's only decent.

I'm sure there's also some archer build out there but I haven't tested it yet. I think that still uses flamethrower for bosses though. Talents don't matter too much, pick them if they have synergy with your build (e.g. In the end it's up to you what you enjoy to play. If you put all your skillpoints into one or two spells which you like then you'll always end up doing fine.

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