Stories The Path of Destinies is released for Windows PC action RPG developed by staff independently of the Montreal Studio Spear Games, who created a successful puzzle game Tiny Brains and arcade arena: Cyber ​​Evolution. Employed as a team, people also have a lot of experience in developing large projects. Spear Games was founded because veterans of the industry, among whom the main violinists have Malik Boukhira (Assassins Creed II and Dead Space Co 3), Simon Darveau (team leader Ubisoft Singapore in the production of Assassins Creed III) and Atul Mehra (he worked on a series of Army of Two). Stories: The Path of Destinies takes us to the fabulous land of fantasy, full of flying islands and planes and inhabited by several species of anthropomorphic animals. We play as a fox named Raynardo, the sky buccaneer. The hero with a large group of adventurers like him was unlucky to get into conflict with an invading armada starting powerful empire. Clash ended tragically for them, and only Raynardo survived. Instead of fleeing, the hero reluctantly decides to try to stop the empire and thereby save his homeland. During the adventurous hero rescuing from captivity his old friend - a rabbit named Lapino, who will help him in pokrzyżowaniu plans of the enemy Armada. It's worth noting that Stories: The Path of Destinies never takes its story too seriously, and the whole scenario is presented with a great sense of humor.

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Mechanics Gameplay Stories: The Way of Destinies are taken from classic action RPGs. Events seen from above the characters' heads and the fun we have in exploring the world, collecting items and gold, developing characters, and - most importantly - defeating hordes of enemies. The combat system is very arcade and forward skills and reflexes on the same player stats passed through his character. An interesting element of stories: The Way of Destinies is a way of presenting the story and the impact it has on its players. They have accompanied narrators, regular on-screen events and commented on them with additional context. At the same time players are forced to take decisions and both the story itself is important at the moment and tells the narrator to dynamically adapt to these decisions.