Alpha testing has officially started on turn-based tactical role-playing game "Shadow Road"

2025-03-26 18:52:35|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Developed by Another Angle Games and Owlcat Games is responsible for releasing the turn-based tactical role-playing game "Shadow of the Road". Alpha testing applications have been opened, and the game beta version has been officially launched recently.

"Shadow Road" has not yet announced the specific release date. The game has supported simplified Chinese interface and subtitles. Interested players can obtain the test qualification through the "Request Access" button on the Steam page.

Steam Store Page: "Shadow Road" game introduction:

"Shadow Road" is a plot-driven turn-based role-playing game with the stage of the game being feudal Japan, with mechanical and magical elements intertwined.You need to recruit a variety of characters to form a team and defeat the legendary monsters and the terrifying steampunk machinery.In this grand world, you need to open up your own path and thus change the fate of the empire.

The story is in Japan in 1868. Emperor Murohito, who had advanced technology and a powerful army, had a civil war with the Tokugawa shogunate, who represented the tradition, with the support of the British East Japan Company. The bloody civil war broke the land into pieces.In this turmoil, warriors, spies, and mysterious creatures shuttle back and forth in this world of magic and machinery. The sharp contrast between traditional scenes and technological creations penetrates all aspects of the world. Next to the weather-beaten ancient temple, towering steam-powered machinery rose from the ground.At this moment, the country is at a crossroads of choice, hovering between precious ancient heritage and ruthless modernization.Which side will win the final victory?Japan's fate is undecided.

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