No, Vagrus is set in a specific area that has in-world reasons to be closed off for the remainder of the game. Is all of the continent as seen on the Chart accessible in game?
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The game works as a trade/mercenary simulator with combat and RPG progression even if you do not read any story text but the context will be largely missing. That said, the game has a lot of interactive texts, so reading is absolutely expected to enjoy and to understand the many stories in it. There is more and more gameplay with less and less reading after the first few hours.
No, although the game is text-heavy towards the beginning, which might give you this impression. That said, we are planning to add content in the future, expanding on what is already there. It's a huge game, so there are going to some glitches for a while, but no missing features. Vagrus was released in its 1.0 state in October 2021. The game has a strong focus on narrative, exploration, and resource management. P.s.: Don't forget to follow us here and on your favorite social media channel(s).Vagrus is a roleplaying game (RPG) with strong elements of strategy you not only manage your own character and companion NPCs but your caravan and its crew as well.
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Feel free to pose questions and let us know what you would be interested in to read about in future devlogs. We are very interested to hear about your opinion about the chart and the game, of what you have seen so far. In our next devlog, we'll shed some light on how the setting of the Riven Realms came to be, what the main sources of inspiration were, and how closely its genesis was tied to our TTRPG sessions since childhood. Later on, in Early Access, which we'll release sometime in 2019, the player is going to start from Tor'Zag's Shelter, which is both 'Marked' and shown in the Codex in the video. So back to the continent chart, the Prologue section of the game, which we plan on releasing this autumn, is taking place in the area called the Molten Tongue and then on the Searing Plains (it's pretty much the area you see when the chart shows up in the video for the first time). Consider it the in-game wiki of the world, except you don't start with all that information readily available but you need to gather it throughout the game. We will talk about the Codex in a future devlog but let's just say for now that the Codex holds all the lore and background story about the world, ordered into entries tied to cultures, people, places, etc. You, as the vagrus, the leader of your traveling company, might have many events, contracts, and rumors to consider when planning a longer journey, and the chart offers the possibility to 'Mark' settlements and other places so you would remember them.Īnother interesting functionality we added is the link to the Codex entries that are tied to that certain location. The region and other location names are tied to levels that make them appear and disappear depending on your zoom rate, so you see major regions 'breaking' up into smaller ones, minor settlements coming into view, and in the largest zoom, other points of interest appear. From a functional perspective, we've tried to mimic the easy navigation of Google Maps so you as players will be able to scroll in and out with your mouse zoom as well as and pan the map with left click+drag. This interactive version shows most of the continent and as you can see, it's a gigantic and very detailed map.
So it's been in the works for a long time and the video should give you an idea of how it'll work in-game. As it turns out, maps are also complicated things, especially when you have to integrate them seamlessly into several game systems.
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