All Hail The Magic Round Purple Things! | Seekers of Eclipse (City Building Deck Builder - Demo)

Seekers of Eclipse is a city building deck building game where we lead a group of people away from the Lands of Darkness and into the Lands of Eternal Sunshine! However it's not as easy as getting the bus because unfortunately some bad guys are standing in our way.
When the enemy block our path we have to build a little settlement using the cards in our card deck. Each card we play grants us some resources, for example a fishery provides raw food, a coal mine provides coal and stone, that kind of thing.
With enough of a specific type of resource we're able to earn special magic purple ball things (I'm still not sure what they are!) which we need to gather to destroy the enemy buildings that stand in our way!
However we can build specialist buildings that turn different resources into something else much better, like a kitchen that turns raw meat and coal into cooked meals which generate a lot more magic purple things than their raw ingredients.
There's also money to spend in shops, a map to travel across and we're up against the clock...
NOTE: This is the demo version of the game.
Seekers of Eclipse can be found here: store.steampowered.com/app/25...
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Choose a leader to gather up your people and set off on a journey to get back to the Lands of Eternal Sunshine. Your only way to do that is to make in time for the Eclipse and get everyone back. Build up your town deck to create the best resource engine this land has ever seen and battle your way through it to become the best Seeker of Eclipse.
Perfect your city and deck building skills, and set off for the Eclipse! Find the best path through Lands of Darkness while improving your town deck and managing days left until Eclipse.
At each enemy fortification you will build your town from cards that you have gathered. Each town will start from a humble beginning, but in a short time you will build an industrial city. Buildings are built by playing cards, they can produce resources, give one time bonuses once built or add ongoing boons.
Your buildings will produce and convert resources. Managing the resource demand and production of your town is the key to victory. You will manage how to spend your limited crystals on building new buildings, getting resources or activating special powers.
Enemies won't sit idle, they will build their own defenses. Some defenses will increase resources needed to defeat them, others will build towers that shoot your buildings.
After each obstacle you will get rewards that improve your odds of making it. Additionally you will choose a path to take and how to improve your town deck while managing days left until the eclipse.
As you progress after each run you'll be able to improve your starting town deck, unlock new cards, artifacts, leaders and road events. Embark on a journey towards the Eclipse!
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Channel graphics designed by Penge in The Geek Cupboard.
Additional audio:
Music to Delight Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@emilijusdaubaras]

Thank you for the video! Was definitely fun to watch!

[@daddykon2344]

Agreed. The map style is quite comforting to look at. I never play demos but I'm really considering this one.

[@Lledra]

I really loved this! Totally wishlisted! LOL I was feeling SO anxious at you not noticing the days but gosh what fun! Keep on Keeping on, and thank you so much for doing what you do, Penge!

[@TheGeekCupboard]

I entirely forgot about the days but even if I'd have remembered I'm not sure we could have done it in time, that level was tough!

[@angrboda45]

Seems it needs a bit more polish, but as you said, it's a unique take on a (imho) slightly over-saturated genre these days.

[@Grovesrussell]

Was any1 else saying to stop building towards the enemy base when you still have space elsewhere. Closer you get the more possibility of multiple enemy towers that could hit you each turn

[@daddykon2344]

Did you just use the word 'acrew' ? Good vid. EDIT: You should have 'acrewed' more knowledge before trying to build the coal mine ;)

[@TheGeekCupboard]

I believe it would be 'accrue' but yes I did! Hark at me.

[@Bethgael]

@@TheGeekCupboard Hehe, I was about to say, "before making a comment, maybe accrue more knowledge from the dictionary" but that may have not been taken in the jokey manner it was intended. ;)