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Wayward is a turn-based, top-down, survival roguelike currently in beta. It is supported and will work in the latest versions of all major browsers. There are also offline, downloadable versions available for ALL operating systems. Additionally, there currently is some, but minimal, support for tablet and mobile devices. | |||
In Wayward, there is a large focus on simulation, survival and openness. There are no classes; there are no levels. Progression of your character depends on individual skill and stat gains by your interactions with items or objects in the world. You are free to play and explore the game in any fashion you wish. | In Wayward, there is a large focus on simulation, survival and openness. There are no classes; there are no levels. Progression of your character depends on individual skill and stat gains by your interactions with items or objects in the world. You are free to play and explore the game in any fashion you wish. | ||
Stylistically, Wayward hearkens to a 16-bit aesthetic in graphics and in sound. Game mechanics wise, the game is similar to the Ultima series, more specifically, Ultima Online, with inspiration from other roguelikes and roguelikelikes such as Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft. | Stylistically, Wayward hearkens to a 16-bit aesthetic in graphics and in sound. Game mechanics wise, the game is similar to the Ultima series, more specifically, Ultima Online, with inspiration from other roguelikes and roguelikelikes such as Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft. | ||
Wayward will continue to grow, expand, and evolve over time to open up new modes of play, add depth and complexity, add content, and further refine the systems presented. In this public beta, you are free to come a long for the ride as we try to make this game a truly unique experience through | Wayward will continue to grow, expand, and evolve over time to open up new modes of play, add depth and complexity, add content, and further refine the systems presented. In this public beta, you are free to come a long for the ride as we try to make this game a truly unique experience through our iteration and through your feedback. | ||
== Current Beta Features == | == Current Beta Features == | ||
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* Preliminary modding support. | * Preliminary modding support. | ||
* Iterative game design and community feedback driven. | * Iterative game design and community feedback driven. | ||
== Screenshots == | |||
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== News == | == News == | ||
Revision as of 05:44, 3 May 2013
| Wayward | |
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| Beta Project | |
| Developer | Vaughn "Drath" Royko (drathy@gmail.com) |
| Theme | Wilderness Survival, Fantasy |
| Influences | Ultima Online, POWDER, Dwarf Fortress, Minecraft |
| Released | December 22nd, 2011 (Alpha 1.0) |
| Updated | May 2nd, 2013 (Beta 1.2) |
| Licensing | Source Code Available, Freeware (for Alpha/Beta) |
| P. Language | HTML5, JavaScript |
| Platforms | Browser |
| Interface | Tiles, Keyboard, Mouse |
| Game Length | ? |
| Official site of Wayward | |
Wayward is a turn-based, top-down, survival roguelike currently in beta. It is supported and will work in the latest versions of all major browsers. There are also offline, downloadable versions available for ALL operating systems. Additionally, there currently is some, but minimal, support for tablet and mobile devices.
In Wayward, there is a large focus on simulation, survival and openness. There are no classes; there are no levels. Progression of your character depends on individual skill and stat gains by your interactions with items or objects in the world. You are free to play and explore the game in any fashion you wish.
Stylistically, Wayward hearkens to a 16-bit aesthetic in graphics and in sound. Game mechanics wise, the game is similar to the Ultima series, more specifically, Ultima Online, with inspiration from other roguelikes and roguelikelikes such as Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft.
Wayward will continue to grow, expand, and evolve over time to open up new modes of play, add depth and complexity, add content, and further refine the systems presented. In this public beta, you are free to come a long for the ride as we try to make this game a truly unique experience through our iteration and through your feedback.
Current Beta Features
- 5 distinct environment types to explore – all generated procedurally.
- Nearly 200 items to craft, discover and interact with.
- Around 20 nasty creatures and animals to combat and harvest.
- Sandbox game mechanics mixed with roguelike gameplay.
- Deep, multi-faceted skill system.
- Open-ended and open-world gameplay.
- 10+ hours of content and gameplay before reaching the “end-game”.
- Day and night system.
- Preliminary modding support.
- Iterative game design and community feedback driven.
Screenshots
News
- May 2nd - Wayward Beta 1.2 Released!.
- March 23rd - Wayward Beta 1.1.1 Released!.
- March 16th - Wayward Beta 1.1 Released!.
- January 19th - Wayward Beta 1.0 Released!.
- December 22nd - Beta 1.0 Trailer released.
- September 15th - Wayward Alpha 1.5 released as part of the 2012 Annual Roguelike Release Party (ARRP).