Oh yes, I will take a look at the Vampire the Masquerade and Indian folklore inspired RPG Rakshasa, thanks

Every erstwhile successful a while, a crippled rocks up that truthful rapidly finds itself successful my Steam wishlist I don't adjacent retrieve clicking the button. Today, that crippled is Rakshasa, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines and Baldur's Gate inspired first-person RPG acceptable successful modern India wherever you indispensable look disconnected against demi-gods and "centuries-old flesh-eating monsters" inspired by Indian folklore. Yeah! Hell yeah! Yeah, yea motion maine up!

The uncover trailer for this happening perfectly drips with muck and grime, astir successful that nasty cyberpunky benignant of way, yet inactive grounded successful a metropolis mounting we're each acquainted with. But you'll besides find yourself successful past temples and rundown slums alongside the luxury apartments. Even from a abbreviated trailer there's a proposition of a batch of texture environmentally.

Interestingly, contempt being first-person, it really takes a turn-based combat approach, with what appears to beryllium a timing based constituent erstwhile pulling disconnected an attack. Hard to get a work connected however this functions infinitesimal to moment, but it being an RPG you person your accustomed upgrade trees to marque antithetic builds with, I conscionable can't garner overmuch much than that truthful I'll permission the combat there. Oh and you tin propulsion snakes! Just, propulsion 'em. I similar it!

Interestingly, this crippled is really being made by a YouTube transmission called Odd Compass, which makes animated past videos astir "under-appreciated events and radical successful Asian history," predominantly successful India. These videos look incredibly well-made too, decidedly worthy a look if you're a past buff. In the meantime, you tin wishlist Rakshasa here.