#Jupiter hell humble update

More roguelike dungeon-crawling can be found in our review of Void Terrarium and there’s more demon ripping to enjoy in our review of DOOM Eternal. More information is available on their website. Jupiter Hell will be available on August 5th on Steam, GOG, Humble for $24.99 USD with a 20% discount for those that pick up the game at launch.

Regardless, kickass metal ringing out while slaying monsters is something that I don’t think will ever get old. These sort of games have never really been my strong suit but maybe the action elements carry more weight to the game than I expect.

What’s interesting is that while the game appears to be a top-down action title, it’s a turn-based roguelike under the hood similar to the Mystery Dungeon games but with a lot more guns than usual. Lastly, Classic Mode strips away the story, branching areas, special levels, all for focused action. Endless Mode creates randomized levels without episodes for continuous play. Arena sees players defending against waves of enemies. Trials Mode allows players to tailor their run with various traits.

#Jupiter hell humble update

Aside from this, the new update will feature the fourth and final act of the story known as Dante Station as well as Trials Mode, Arena Mode, Endless Mode, Classic Mode, and more. Additionally, the 1.0 release will feature the voice talents of Mark Meer, the voice of Commander Shepard from the Mass Effect space epic. The game garnered notable industry attention during its successful Kickstarter in March 2019, leading the game to be backed by none other than John Carmack of DOOM and Oculus fame.