Along the way, you also complete individual levels for rewards that help you expand your main colony even further.
You manage an underground ant colony, expanding and growing out and eventually to the surface. We still think it’s a fun game despite that, but you may want to avoid online play until they sort it out.īe sure to watch the episode above to see us play Nine Parchments.Įmpires of the Undergrowth just hit Steam Early Access, and it plays a bit like a combination of the 90s classic SimAnt and Dungeon Keeper. That said, be warned that Nine Parchments does currently have some game save issues that are admittedly annoying. It reminded me a bit of an action-rpg version of Castle Crashers in that respect, but with more importance placed on positioning and timing. It plays similarly to the Magicka games, but with an emphasis on replayability and unlocking new characters, weapons, spells, and silly hats each time you play.
Our top pick this week goes to Nine Parchments, an isometric action RPG from the creators of Trine with up to four player local or online co-op.
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