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The Wishgranter
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Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG
Platforms: PC
Languages: English
Players: Single-player
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May 23, 2017 @ 7:30am
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Greenlit! What's Next?
May 25, 2017 - LukaGameDev

So the Wishgranter has been Greenlit in under a month and I have to say I was not expecting it to happen so soon! Thank you all for voting and spreading the word!

So What's Next?
I currently have a huge list of Pending Features, Changes and Bugs that I am going through, which I intend to clear before launching the first alpha release. Once that is done, I will start extensive testing and external (friends and family) testing. Then finally comes the first alpha release.

While I want to get the game out to you guys to play it as soon as possible I also don’t want to rush it and deliver something broken. Even if the game will first release as a Beta, I still want it to be playable, functional and have a decent amount of content.

Just as I have been doing for the past 3 years, I will be updating the development blog over on Tumblr[projectwishgranter.tumblr.com], and posting frequent development progress on Twitter. From now on however, I will be using Steam Announcements for a monthly list of updates and changes and to announce any big news.

Thanks again for all the support!

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30% of the way to top 100 and Enemy Spotlight - Lich
May 3, 2017 - LukaGameDev

Hey everyone!

The Wishgranter had a great start on Greenlight with mostly yes votes and a lot of great feedback. I'm reading every comment and I'm blown away with all the positive feedback. Thanks a lot for your interest in the game!

As a first announcement on Steam I wanted to take a look at the first boss - The Lich.



The Lich is an ancient dark spirit that you'll find haunting the dungeons in The Wishgranter. It is capable of summoning the dead to assault you and keep you distracted while viciously attacking you using it's attacks (with a complete disregard for it's fellow zombies' lives).

It's corporeal body underneath it's blue cape moves around like tentacles which it can use for various attacks like an underground spike assault.



While The Lich is perfectly capable of hovering around ominously, it is also capable of teleportation using it's iconic green flames.



Being a particularly vicious enemy, you'll need to keep your focus and use a bit of strategy when facing the Lich, otherwise your dungeon run will surely be cut short!



That's all about the Lich for now, Thanks for reading!

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Description
The Wishgranter is an Action Dungeon crawler inspired by Classic Legend Of Zelda, the Souls series & traditional Roguelikes with a focus on Replay-ability, Challenging Combat & an Engaging Non-linear Story.

Various heroes, fallen in battle & finding themselves resurrected in a town with no entrance or exit. A mysterious entity know only as the Wishgranter promises freedom and life in exchange for retrieving ancient relics from a depths below. Play as such heroes with no choice but to explore countless Dangerous Dungeons on a quest to get back to the real world and uncover the mysteries of the Wishgranter!

Currently in development for Windows PC.

  • Procedurally Generated Dungeons - Created with a mix of Hand-crafted Challenge & Treasure rooms as well as Procedurally Generated Rooms - No Dungeon is ever the same!
  • Strategic Combat - Skill based combat, Limited Resources and Unforgiving Enemies make you think twice about how you approach a fight.
  • Permadeath - Once you die in battle, your hero is lost forever, Leaving you with a new hero, Unskilled & Unequipped.
  • External Progression - With each hero's progress in the dungeons, The Town & story are progressed as well as changing the Dungeons themselves!
  • Endless Loot - Procedurally Generated Weapons, Armor, Potions and much much more!
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May 2, 2017 @ 12:14pm
Linux port?
volnes
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Stevepunk Mar 11, 2020 @ 4:05am 
Release date?
WarChicken Feb 28, 2018 @ 4:33am 
This looks really nice and brings back a lot of fond Memories from the SNES Zelda. I followed your game and will be a sure customer once you release it.
Xerxes Asuras May 24, 2017 @ 9:38am 
Come one greenlight !
nicolas.dt May 21, 2017 @ 7:01pm 
It looks good, I like the art, and seems fun.
Kusun May 15, 2017 @ 1:17pm 
This game looks so very well.
jdlenl May 14, 2017 @ 5:23pm 
Hell, I'd pay $20 for this, but that may just be because I have $20 steam credit that I'm undecided on using. Dunno.
jdlenl May 14, 2017 @ 5:11pm 
I'm so glad you're on Steam now!
LukaGameDev  [author] May 14, 2017 @ 10:02am 
@Dominik While I have not yet decided on a price range, I can tell you for sure it will not be free to play. I put a lot of hard work into this and a lot of time and there is still a lot of work to be done. If you're not willing to pay for the product then please vote no.
76561198090420748 May 14, 2017 @ 9:05am 
I hope it will be free to play otherwise i voted Yes
MeVII May 13, 2017 @ 8:59am 
​@LukaGameDev
"you move on to a new character. However story progress and a lot of unlockables are permanent." Ah, I think I could manage that. Good to know!

"I do understand where you're coming from. Some people just don't like the concept of permadeath and losing progress." Have you ever read up on Bartles Taxonomy of Player Types? While not at all perfect, I think it is a solid foundation of information for devs to consider when they design their game.
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