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About Twilight Epoch

Twilight Epoch is a first-person shooter with RPG strategy, set in a mysterious galaxy where a spreading Blight is causing worlds to wither. As the Blight grows, the drifting planes that light the sky fade, and the powers that survive compete for dominion over the few centuries that remain. You play as a young man taken from his home on a distant plane, fighting to find peace before everything ends in silence.

Explore the galaxy

The campaign spans three books and 21 large chapters to explore and plunder. Each chapter is handcrafted, with its own aesthetic, lore and enemies. You travel through places including ancient temples, shadowy space piers and towering cities, searching for loot and secrets while facing deadly encounters.

Fight enemies and bosses

Combat combines bullet hell, hack-and-slash and first-person shooting. You face 45 enemy types and 12 bosses, with each encounter testing your skill and resourcefulness. When enemies fight at full capacity, you will need to fight just as hard.

Build your party

You can use six characters, more than 100 unique weapons across 16 types, armours that grant passive effects and items that change your playstyle. Options include fighting with dual cutlasses and parrying, rocket jumping with a mecha arm cannon, battling as a knight in explosive armour or throwing rocks. Random loot makes each run different, and equipping new loot gives you essence, so you must adapt your equipment and approach.

Survive each book

Essence from slain foes becomes a shard that can revive you if your party falls. If you die without any shards, you lose everything. Surviving to the end of a book takes all your wits and skill.

Uncover the past

The story draws on classic pulp fantasy and combines a personal tale with growing intrigue and an ancient tragedy. Its prose tells a science-fiction RPG story through the shooter campaign.

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