Fae Tactics (PC, Xbox One) (Created by a Black game developer)

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

In Fae Tactics, follow a young magic user named Peony on her journey across a vibrant world full of mystery and danger. Summon allies, cast spells, and befriend a motley crew of characters as you dive into the growing conflicts between man and magical beings known as fae.

Long ago the world of magic was separated from the natural world by Elemental Gates. One day the seal on the gates was broken, flooding the natural world with magical fae creatures once thought to be myths. The worlds merging was imperfect and much of the land was torn apart. The devastation claimed the lives of most of the population of natural and fae creatures alike. Those that survived have forged new lives in the ruins of the old worlds, but growing tension between man and fae threaten to finish what began with the opening of the gates.

• Unique menuless turn based tactical gameplay.
  
• Manage the magical elements of your party to counter the enemies elements.
  
• Befriend a colorful cast of allies! Level Up and customize their abilities.
  
• Battle all kinds of Fae creatures and collect them into your team.
  
• Find powerful and unique Spells to help tip the scales in your favor.
  
• Traverse a variety of colorfully detailed environments in this isometric wonderland.
  
• Unravel secrets as you explore the various conflicts in the world in any order you want!

FAE TACTICS

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Buy Fae Tactics from the Humble Store

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

This game was made by the same people who made Valdis Story

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/val...ws-mac-made-by-a-black-game-developer.163053/

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

Cool looking game, but why so many of these "created by a black man" games keep starring white characters tho?

 

[Grand Eeezus Maxwell]

Cool looking game, but why so many of these "created by a black man" games keep starring white characters tho?

 

[Batsute]

Cool looking game, but why so many of these "created by a black man" games keep starring white characters tho?

It’s that George Clooney strategy, “one them, then one for me”.

 

[Supercoolmayo]

Cool looking game, but why so many of these "created by a black man" games keep starring white characters tho?

They know who's buying

 

[NZA]

wish they had this on console

 

[TryObsidian?]

This is a game made by black people

This is generic anime he was better off making the characters black

This just going to blend in with all the other generic anime games.

I was taught that when selling products you have to stand out and make what your selling interesting

They should have given this an artistic theme based on African folklore (no stereotypes) and it would have been more noticeable.

Same generic RPG but atleast with a different coat of paint

 

[Supreme]

They know who's buying

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[Wiles]

 

[feelosofer]

I mean it's a gorgeous looking game, but a little color in the characters would have been nice, with that said I also understand the strategy. The Strat/RPG genre hasn't been a represented a lot the last decade outside of Nippon Ichi/Atlus games.

 

[O³ (O cubed)]

Not my kinda game. Props to @Responsible Allen Iverson, always highlighting Black game developers.

 

[hex]

This game was made by the same people who made Valdis Story

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/val...ws-mac-made-by-a-black-game-developer.163053/

"Valdis Story" was cool but god damn it was buggy as hell. Granted, I haven't played it in years so it's possible they patched it but I legit couldn't play it when I tried. It kept crashing.

I mean it's a gorgeous looking game, but a little color in the characters would have been nice, with that said I also understand the strategy. The Strat/RPG genre hasn't been a represented a lot the last decade outside of Nippon Ichi/Atlus games.

"Othercide" just dropped.



Fred.

 

[Red Shield]

Cool looking game, but why so many of these "created by a black man" games keep starring white characters tho?

probably very white identified.. to where if they think of a character.. they see someone white before they see someone black.

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]