Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes

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Release Date: October 15, 2010

Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes is a tactical RPG set in a fantasy world. We perform tasks, gain experience and treasures, save virgins from the beast's claws - all this with ironic and grotesque humour and quite pleasant graphics.

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Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes is an ironical, storyintensive fantasy RPG with tactical elements.

It's comparable with tactical RPGs like Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy Tactics, Shining Force or Disgaea.

On PC the tactical genre is virgin soil. Some features can be found in tactical games like Heroes of Might & Magic or Kings Bounty.

* Round based, strategic fights with the funniest animation which could ever be seen in the RPG genre.

* In the fantasy world of Grotesque, there are beautiful woods and villages as well as dark dungeons ready for exploration.

* An ironic, deep and atmospheric storyline from which RPG fans will still sing ballads in a thousand years.

* Big, detailed and bad‑tempered boss monsters.

* The tactical RPG genre is given a brand new face thanks to amusing multiple‑choice conversations and dialogue riddles in Monkey Island‑style.

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* Classic RPG elements: solving storyintensive quests, searching treasures, trading, level and power up your party .

* Distinctive party such as the arrogant hero Holy Avatar, the blood‑thirsty vampire Solithaire and the sweet but irritable angel Angelina.

* It's possible to rescue half‑naked virgins from the claws of evil monsters who will follow you as groupie‑pets after the battle.

* Obsession: Every Evil Hero has its own, distinctive tic such as irascibility, telling endless and boring hero‑storys or abnormal jealousy. However, this negative attributes could also be used in a positive way in battles if the chosen one acts cleverly....

* Programmed by the Lead / Senior Programmer of Gothic 1‑3 Carsten Edenfeld and other keen, well looking RPG developers of Silent Dreams.

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