Death Crown
Death Crown
Description (IGDB)
Death Crown is a minimalist real time strategy game in a 1bit style, where you will be play Death herself, commanding her legions of death, and punishing humanity's Kingdom for its overconfidence.
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Médias
Informations Steam
Description Steam (Français)
Death Crown est un jeu minimaliste de stratégie en temps réel dans un style 1bit où vous jouez la Mort elle-même, commandant ses légions de la mort et punissant le Royaume de l'Humanité pour son orgueil.
Caractéristiques principales:
- Un gameplay stratégique clair. Tout est très simple : vous avez des casernes produisant des troupes, des mines produisant de l'or, et des tours protégeant vos bâtiments. Chaque bâtiment fait partie intégrante de votre succès !
- Multijoueur local. Punir les pitoyables mortels en coopération avec un ami est toujours plus amusant ! Après ça, vous pouvez toujours vous mesurer dans le mode PVP.
- Un style visuel mémorable. Sérieusement, combien de jeux de stratégie 1bit connaissez-vous ?
- Une histoire unique. Améliorez vos troupes, marchez sur les terres de vos ennemis en semant la mort et la destruction, contemplez la chute du Royaume de l'Humanité dans la campagne à couper le souffle.
L'Histoire
À la fin de la guerre millénaire, lorsque tous les cimetières débordaient de corps des défunts, arriva celui qui se nommait le Roi. Grâce à sa volonté inflexible, le Roi réussissa à soumettre et unifier toutes les terres. Le Royaume est apparu, et l'ère de l'Humanité débuta. Le Roi dirigeait avec sagesse et équité, mais son temps sur ces terres s'était écoulé : la Mort elle-même vint pour lui. Mais la volonté du Roi fut telle qu'il contesta la Mort. Il devint si fier qu'il en humilia la Mort elle-même. L'idée d'un pouvoir écrasant et de l'immortalité ne quittait pas son esprit. Le Roi réalisa que ce pouvoir sur le vivant n'était pas assez pour lui. Le Roi décida de récupérer le puissant artefact nommé la Death Crown. C'est ainsi que commença la Guerre de la Death Crown.Éditions et prix Steam
Avis des joueurs Steam
Exigeant, agressif, moche, passionnant, atypique et stratégique. Combien de jeu en 1bit connaissez-vous ? Juste celui-ci. L'histoire tiens sur un timbre poste. Le roi humain à voler la couronne de la mort et... BASTOOOOOON. Avec le nombre pléthori...
[code] Retrouvez plus de 200 avis sur : https://steamcommunity.com/groups/LEDODO#curation [/code] • Jeu de stratégie en temps réel où vous contrôler la mort, ou tout du moins un fonctionnaire de la mort qui doit récupérer son dû, c'est-à-dire un roi...
Simple, rapide et efficace. Death Crown est un petit RTS au style très minimaliste en 1 bit: palette monochrome, cinématique en pixels et atmosphère austère. Cette esthétique donne un goût singulier à l'expérience. A part ça, le jeu est tout simple...
Petit STR très nerveux plutôt bien pensé. Il utilise TROIS touches et la souris (le clic ne sert que dans le menu) Q pour déployer des garnisons ==> Produit des unités Offensives W pour des mines ou équivalents ==> Energie (économie) E pour ériger de...
Une vraie pépite, et le style graphique est vraiment incroyable!
Mises à jour et Actualités
Death Crown - Small Update
Hello, Death Warriors! We have unexpectedly released a small update for Death Crown.The main change is that you can now switch between the monochrome and color versions of the game directly in the settings. Please note that this option can only be changed from the main menu. This change also allowed us to significantly reduce the game’s disk size, making Death Crown a little lighter without taking away any of its grim spirit.Alongside that, we fixed a number of small bugs and made a few minor polish improvements to help Death Crown run a little more smoothly.As always, thank you for continuing to play Death Crown and supporting the game after all these years. Your loyalty to the crown truly means a lot to us.Death Crown Team
VI
Hear me, Death Warriors.The sixth circle of time has passed, and once again the memory of Death Crown rises.On this day, we, the keepers of the crown, bring you a new gift. Not an illusion, not a jest, but a true transformation: the black-and-white world has been stained with color.Since ancient times, whispers of the crowd branded the game: “its lines make eyes bleed.” I never heeded such words, yet a spark of curiosity long burned within me: what would become of the crown if color seeped into its darkness?We unearthed the old scrolls, the sprite sheets that slumbered in the vault of the game itself. I laid upon them the palette of Loop Hero, a treasure I revere, and began the ritual of recoloring. Sprite after sprite, for the original sources, once forged in Photoshop and stranger tools, were lost, and the remnants had crumbled to dust.Later, while shaping Era of Humans, I mastered another instrument, Aseprite, where layers and timelines stand like magical seals. With its aid, many images surrendered to recoloring more easily than in the beginning.Yet I confess: the result did not lift my heart. For the crown was born in the twilight of two colors, and new shades often broke its weave. Do not take this as canon, but as an experiment, an unanswered question, a scar between worlds: what if?During development, we chose to separate the colored and classic versions into different builds. However, all saves, achievements, and other progress remain shared, so your victories will carry equal weight in both worlds. Our programmer worked especially hard on this, making sure the transition between versions would be smooth and effortless for you. To enter the colored realm, simply select the corresponding option when launching the game. Know this: in the true realm of Death Crown there are no colors. Only the white of the wastes and the black of the shadows. Only within this two-toned abyss does its essence truly awaken.And now, once each year, we, the keepers, gather again to leave you a sign.May victory be yours, Death Warriors
Vth
{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32296087/e163560b8b2f2b9ede6d3102b7c650a4cf7fbdde.png Greetings, Death Warriors! Another year has passed, and our ranks continue to grow, which is something that brings us great joy. For five years now, you've been supporting us, and we strive to return the favor. This game will always hold a special place in our hearts. Death Crown was our first game, one into which we truly poured our souls. We hope you share our sentiments. Although the time of active support for the game is long behind us, we still try to find time each year to bring you some small delights. This year, we've prepared a few small, but hopefully pleasant, updates. 1. We've added a demo version on Steam (thanks to Valve for finally making demos more visible). Unlike the previous demo on itch.io, we've included a boss battle. So, if you have any hesitant relatives, friends, acquaintances, or any other people who are important to you and unsure whether Death Crown is worth their time, make sure to show them our demo. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32296087/f0d5db9d6790f83afbd1c97e68361f3770183974.png 2. We've also added animated avatars, stickers, and backgrounds featuring your favorite Death Crown characters. You can purchase them in the Steam Point Shop. Taunt your enemies in online games by setting a laughing king as your avatar, showing them just how superior you are. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32296087/d5cf1455327b4a6e5b4b938dcb6f238858020760.gif We find ourselves increasingly returning to thoughts of a Death Crown continuation, pondering what it might be. A sequel or a prequel? Will it remain an RTS, or will the game change genres? Will it retain its black-and-white aesthetic, or will we introduce color while keeping the grim atmosphere? Will it stay in pixel art, or will we go 3D? What new features will we add, and which ones will we remove? We have so many ideas, and the urge to return to Death Crown and surprise you with something new and stylish grows stronger. I don't want to raise anyone's hopes too high, but I also don't want you to write us off. Death Crown has never been about commercial success—we never had a meticulously planned marketing campaign or anything of the sort. Everything we did and continue to do comes from the heart. That's why your support is so important. Every mention of the game, review, piece of art, tweet, and, of course, purchase of the game brings the next Death Crown game closer. We would also love to hear your thoughts and wishes regarding the continuation—what would you like to see in the next chapter of Death Crown? Your feedback will help shape the future of this world.
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« With so much emphasis on the despair-drenched visuals, one might assume that Death Crown is a case of style over substance, but that’s just not true – the gameplay is frantic and gripping, and the developers’ ability to cut away anything except what needs to be here is admirable. The fact that it looks absolutely f**king metal is just icing on the cake. »
« Death Crown has style and originality pumping through its disgusting veins, and it’s not often that you get to say that about a real-time strategy game. Often the most clinical and militaristic of genres, Death Crown is ghoulish and characterful. Hell, the world-building is probably worth a recommendation on its own. »
