Runestone Keeper Hits Nintendo Switch on 20th August

CIRCLE Entertainment is delighted to confirm that it has teamed up with Cimu Games to bring Runestone Keeper to the Nintendo Switch eShop. Runestone Keeper is a roguelike experience with ‘one more go’ gameplay, as players seek to advance further and unlock the game’s mysteries one room at a time. It was previously released on Steam and has accrued a Very Positive user review score.

Runestone Keeper arrives on the Nintendo Switch eShop in North America / Europe / Australia & New Zealand on 20^th August, priced at $9.99 / €9,99, but with a 10% discount during its launch week. There are some assets and art at the link below, along with a detailed game description.

Runestone Keeper is a challenging roguelike / roguelite dungeon crawler that blends classic roleplaying elements and turn-based combat strategy!

This adventure will keep you coming back for one more floor, one more run, as you try to push through the dangers of the dungeon!

Heroes, monsters, equipment, events, magic and skills, traps and devices, shrines and altars, Goddesses and merchants. Choose your weapon and begin an epic adventure!

Features:

• Randomly Generated Dungeon Elements – almost everything is generated differently each time to ensure a unique experience!
• Prefix and Suffix-based Equipment – Loot comes with random yet rare prefixes and suffixes. Fight, collect and combine for a killer setup!
• Diverse Monsters – Tread lightly, or be ganged up on by monsters with complementary abilities that might drive you crazy.
• Items, Traps, Devices and Events – Opportunities for a favorable turn even at the most desperate moment. Choose wisely and use the unwelcoming surroundings to your advantage!
• Heroes and Goddesses – Create your hero’s attributes build! Sacrifice to receive your mighty God’s blessing (and later betray him to check out his fury)!
• A Challenging Experience – Prepare to have a tragic (not to mention permanent) death!

Runestone Keeper arrives on Nintendo Switch eShop on 20^th August.