Endless Depths 2 RPG

Endless Depths 2 is a captivating rogue-like RPG game that retains the classic elements such as randomly generated levels of dungeons, numerous combinations of class/race, and a range of treasure to uncover. With a difficult one-life-one-death level of gameplay that can be highly addictive, this game offers players an unrelenting challenge with an exciting level of persistence added to the genre. As a sequel to the well-received Endless Depths and Endless Nights RPGs available in the app store, Endless Depths 2 employs the innovative TitanFire RPG system. This system emphases developing a strategic defensive combat system for users to take advantage of. One of the great features of this game is the ability to mix and match various classes, including special classes that can be unlocked as you progress further. The game begins with four fundamental classes- Warrior, Adventurer, Cleric, Mage -and moves onto 20 more exclusive classes as you advance. Additionally, the game features six initial races -Human, Elf, Dwarf, Gnome, Halfling, Half-Ogre- each with their unique abilities for players to utilize. Endless Depths 2 offers classic rogue-like gameplay and a strategic turn-based strategy to keep users hooked. Moreover, players can farm gold and gems that carry over from one character to the next. They can even craft items with the gold they have acquired, which includes gold obtained from previous characters. If you manage to defeat Mephistopheles, the game starts over again, but this time with increased challenges. The game offers a level of difficulty that is similar to older RPG classics such as Rogue, Angband, and Diablo while also delivering a challenge comparable to Dark Souls. Players can locate online help for the game at http://www.nations-software.info/endless-depths-help or by simply clicking "Online Help" from within the game. An exciting new feature to the Endless series is the ability to see the status of each gameplay. The status display showcases the dice roll plus any bonus versus that of your enemy's dice roll and bonuses. Note, most tile sets used are from public domains, including the RLTiles collection and Reiner Prokein with some of the sounds coming from www.freesfx.co.uk, including sounds by qudobup.