「TERROR」type:【A.L.C.H.E.M.Y.】
「TERROR」type:【A.L.C.H.E.M.Y.】is a stealth-action immersive sim about resistance, redemption, A.L.C.H.E.M.Y. explosions. Craft potions and bombs to sabotage a tyrannical regime. Master forbidden alchemy, navigate a vertically-layered city in stealth, and ignite a revolution.
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「TERROR」type:【A.L.C.H.E.M.Y.】is a stealth-action immersive sim about resistance, redemption, A.L.C.H.E.M.Y. explosions. Craft potions and bombs to sabotage a tyrannical regime. Master forbidden alchemy, navigate a vertically-layered city in stealth, and ignite a revolution.
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About This Game
Craft. Sabotage. Survive.
In a world where the Dark Overlord rules with an iron fist, one alchemist's quest for redemption becomes a divine mission of resistance.
「TERROR」type:【A.L.C.H.E.M.Y.】is a story-driven stealth action immersive sim that puts players in the role of Auronika Cortez, a skilled alchemist turned freedom fighter in a dark medieval-industrial world.
As Auronika, you’ll help bring down the tyrants using your forbidden A.L.C.H.E.M.Y. skills, crafting potions for the resistance and manufacturing magical bombs to directly attack your oppressors.
Outsmart the regime and turn the tides of secret war - one concoction or explosion at a time.
Key Features
Revolutionary Crafting System: Master the art of medieval alchemistry through an innovative A.L.C.H.E.M.Y. system. Combine reagents to create powerful concoctions and tools for the resistance.
Dynamic Stealth Gameplay: Navigate a vertically-stratified city where every shadow could mean survival. Dodge patrols, exploit vantage points, and escape through the underground networks of a society divided by power and privilege.
Demolition: Enjoy destroying buildings in a fully destroyable city environment.
Morally Complex Narrative: Experience a story of resistance, redemption, and the price of freedom as Auronika must navigate between her heavenly mandate and the brutal realities of uprising.
