Pyrene Unleashes Roguelike Dungeon-Crawling on September 13

Indie game studio Two Tiny Dice and publisher Indie Asylum have announced the release date of Pyrene. Pyrene is a roguelike dungeon-crawling set for its PC release via Steam on September 13, 2024. Following the success of their previous title, FORWARD: Escape the Fold, Coyard, and his team have now developed a fast-paced dungeon-crawler that promises to captivate fans of the roguelike genre.

Pyrene builds on the ideas of its predecessor, offering a fresh experience that expands on every aspect of gameplay. The game introduces you to a mythological world inspired by Basque folklore, where they must unite with fellow villagers to confront the menacing Demon Herensuge and his horde of hellish creatures. With a unique deck-building system and strategic combat mechanics, Pyrene challenges you to survive the treacherous dungeons of the Pyrenees.

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The game boasts a diverse cast of playable characters, including a stoat, each with unique skills and mechanics that allow for varied and customizable gameplay. You will need to carefully tailor their decks to match their chosen hero’s abilities, making strategic decisions that could mean the difference between life and death in the game’s unforgiving environments.

Pyrene features multiple distinct biomes, a wide range of unlockable items, and a plethora of relics, talismans, and spells that ensure no two runs are ever the same. The game’s design is built around replayability, encouraging you to experiment with different strategies and approaches as you navigate through the story and endless modes.

The development team at Two Tiny Dice made up of passionate roguelike and dungeon-crawler enthusiasts, has poured their expertise into creating a game that balances ease of play with deep, strategic elements. The result is a title that both newcomers and veterans of the genre will find engaging and challenging.

Pyrene is slated for release on PC and Mac via Steam on September 13, 2024, and if you are interested in playing it when it comes out, you can head over to its official Steam page and add it to your wishlist. You can also download and try a free demo of the game to try out a small slice of it before it comes out next month.