Celmoornia: A Medieval RPG game.
A downloadable game for Windows
Welcome to Celmoornia!
Celmoornia is a work-in-progress RPG game made in unity and c#!
Celmoornia is slowly being taken over by an evil scientist and you must save it from destruction!
We also have a page in itch: chillitech.itch.io/celmoornia
Also once a week, we aim to add another work-in-progress version, for you to give feedback!
Here is a bit more detail on the backstory of the game:
The story is set in Medieval times.
Johnny lived in a castle. He was born there and was the next in line to the throne. Then, when the king got too old to reign, and Johnny was supposed the be the king, he refused to be king himself as it was too much responsibility.
Because of that, he was put into exile. The king carried on being king after that but then turned evil.
When he turned evil, he ordered a scientist to make Johnny collect some potions. You are Johnny
Controls
Action | Key |
---|---|
Walk Forward | Shift + W |
Run Forward | W |
Turn Left | A |
Turn backwards | S |
Turn Right | D |
Zoom in | Mouse Scroll Wheel |
Change camera pos | P/ Alt |
Attack | Collide |
Inventory | Click the button |
Pause | Esc |
Credits:
Music: Kim Lightyear - Main Song, Eliot Corley - Menu Song
Images: Écrivain - Menu background image.
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows |
Author | ChilliTech |
Genre | Role Playing |
Tags | 3D, chillitech, First-Person, Singleplayer, Third Person |
Download
Install instructions
Right-Click on the .zip file it downloads, then click 'Extract'
Wait for it to load, then Double-click on the Celmoornia.exe file you will see. It will come up with a few options, like window size. Remember to tick 'Windowed', lower the quality to make it run faster, then click 'Play'
Development log
- SurveyDec 06, 2018
Comments
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Honestly, this game is as choppy as your grammar. It needs more content, and also, it seems that the only controls are just movement.
Ah, yes, that might be because you need to lower down the quality when you run it.
Thanks for the feedback -- I have updated the install instructions :)
Constructive criticism can go a long way
Yeah