Glaivemere

Glaivemere is a turn-based roguelite on a hex map. You carry a glaive, a shield and a lantern down sixteen drowned halls to the bell at the bottom. There is no attack button: you strike by stepping into a foe, sweep the foes you walk past and thrust at the one straight ahead.

• Readable tactics: red hexes show exactly where every foe can strike, and before you step the game marks the foes you will hit and warns with a cracked heart if the step would cost you one
• Shield bash and leap: push foes into pillars, water or embers, or jump over them and stun where you land
• Six kinds of foe: husks, slingers that shoot along lines, slow two-hit brutes, bombers, wraiths that glide over water and the Warden of the Deep
• Twelve boons from lit shrines, picked one of three after every cleared depth
• Four strata, sixteen depths, a new layout every descent, plus a daily descent that is the same for everyone on the day
• Your run is saved at the start of every depth; best depth and score are kept
• Keyboard, mouse, controller or touch; English and Bulgarian
• Native builds for Windows (64-bit), Linux (64-bit) and Android (64-bit ARM); progress and settings are saved; no ads, no tracking, no internet needed.

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