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As most of you already know, there’s a ton of different games that are live and has been live on Kickstarter for the last couple of months. So as you might imagine, it’s kind of hard to cover everything there is. Even so, I was still quite surprised that I/we had missed out on the fact that MuHa Games turn-based strategy game “Thea 2: The Shattering” got fully funded on Kickstarter not too long ago. In the matter of fact, I might not have found out about it if it hadn’t been for our big indie games giveaway.

“Thea: The Awakening” is a really good entertaining turned-based RPG game.

Long story short, we’re giving away one PC key for the first “Thea” game. So while I was looking for some nice pictures to use for the header picture of the said post, I found out that “Thea 2: The Shattering” got fully funded on Kickstarter just a couple of weeks ago (“Thea 2” raised over £51,000 in total with the help of 1,7000 backers on the 17th of October). Speaking of which, here’s the actual post about the matter by MuHa Games:

“Thea 2: The Shuttering is officially funded and its all thanks to you lovely people! Together with our Pay Pal donations, we’ve gathered £53,078, so you can be sure we’ll be putting in loads of extra features for the sequel. Within the next few weeks, we’ll get our act together and start organising your pledges and drawing up plans and of course we’ll keep you updated at all times.

For those of you who pledged enough to get Thea: The Awakening, we’ll do our best to start sending out the keys asap (we will send a message to ask what platform you prefer first) But for now, it’s time to raise our glasses and cheer, we did it!” – MuHa Games via Kickstarter

The, the isometric view hex map returns in “Thea 2”.

In other words, “Thea 2: The Shattering” is happening, and the game is said to launch for PC in August next year. Well, at least if everything goes according to plan, because that’s what MuHa Games aims for:

“We are hard a work on our second title, Thea 2: The Shattering, a sequel to Thea: The Awakening. We are scheduled to launch early access in summer 2018 and so far, things are progressing well.

We hope the sequel will capture the complexity and tone of its predecessor, while offering exciting new content, mechanics and features. So far, our signature tactical card mini-game is quickly entering its first prototype phase and we’re really excited about it. The visual style of Thea 2 is also in keeping with the tone of the dark fantasy world. Work is already underway on the vast array of new event art and 3D models as well as the now coloured card graphics.” – MuHa Games

You can see your character’s stats and equipment via the equipment screen.

As for features, these are the said launch features for “Thea 2: The Shattering”:

Key features:
– Explore rich, procedurally generated and diverse new environments and biomes.
– Expand your influence in the world, build towns, widen your territories or chose to remain a nomad.
– Exterminate your way to victory, battle through the vast array of creatures or simply strive to survive till sunrise.
– Exploit the many wonders of the land – discover and combine resources, collect materials and craft them into your equipment.
– Become a deity of Thea and direct your chosen to victory in a world inspired by Slavic myth and folklore.
– Play together – co-op mode allows you to build your pantheon with friends.
– Choose your playstyle – become a warlord or a diplomat, or simply remain an outsider wandering the world in search of glory.
– Survive any way you can and choose your challenge style as you resolve conflicts via battle, mental or spiritual challenges.
– Free DLCs, built-in adventures editor and other modding tools.

These are some of the human characters from “Thea 2: The Shattering”.

Nice features indeed =) Other than that, there’s a playable demo prototype for “Thea 2”, and MuHa Games uploaded their “Thea 2: The Shattering Day and Night Cycles” video just recently (There are more “Thea 2” videos to be found on MuHa Games Youtube page). So there’s quite a lot of stuff to be enjoyed while waiting for “Thea 2” to launch (I bet that more videos and demos will follow in the near future), and good thing that, since the game won’t launch until August next year.

And with that said, what’s your take on “Thea 2” so far? Let us know what you think in the comment section down below!

Source:
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