To better understand the story(at least some of it), I suggest you first play Coldcrest Archipelago : http://rpgmaker.net/games/3667/

They came with little warning, as they dragged themselves from Hell to wreak havoc on our poor city...

Once a a bastion of the sentient power in Predia, Bleak Point's fall was an inevitable event during the Second Rising of Ushangmor(Also known as the Doomlord).

While merely a barricaded ruin in the events of Coldcrest Archipelago, this game portrays 1-2 weeks before the destruction, presenting the beauty of the biggest city, and the ultimate fate that soon faced it. This game tells the story of Draon, a ordinary citizen who was part-time adventurer, living in the city. As luck strikes, he sleeps over the invasion of Hell itself, waking to see only a smoking ruin of the city he once called home. The story-line continues as he tries to find survivors, find food and water, find new shelters, and find a way to survive in the new Hell he now has to endure daily. During this tragic and blood-stained story, Draon will encounter moments he will envy the dead, he will have to test his will to live, his ability to stare into Death's alluring eyes, and to stand united at the face of despair, and suffering.

Overview:

Take the role of Draon, a survivor of the devastating attack in this multi-genre game. Try to survive as you scavenge, fight, explore and take back your city, street by street if needed.

Features:

-The possibility of choosing your powers, depending on your morality. This allows you to have your own view of Draon, and what you want him to be. From brutal savage to diplomatic suede, from a romantic to a heartless bastard, you are what you choose to be.

-Lots of mini-quests to unlock additional equipment and spells, next to a long main quest.

-A mixture of old and new approaches in RPG's.

-Original music

-A multitude of genres went into this game, particularly survival horror, traditional RPG's, new RPG's, a bit of RTS (management of your "base") and plenty more...

I would also like to use this opportunity to thank my friends Shiningriver(who made the title screen), Simon Hertler(who made the original soundtrack), and last but not least, Keiron(who put up with my crazy ideas for almost half a year).

Thanks a lot, my friends!

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