Enya's Journey

Enya's Journey is a turn based RPG built around fire, Enya lives in an unstable world. One where a hero is chosen periodically to refuel the worlds flame, lest the monster population increase to unsurvivable levels. 

Choosen as the candidate, Enya sets out gaining the perk of being able to use multiple types of flame magic and the ability, to project a wisp copy of herself in battle  for each flame type she gains. When attuned to a given flame type Enya's stat's will scale to suit that flame types attributes(you can see the scaled amount in the colored part of the stat bar)

Battle

Attack- Somewhat self explanatory, but has a couple interactions, when Enya attack's she gets some mana back, and if she does so without having ignited she gets some fuel.

Ignite - Spends fuel, to boost your damage for that turn, can only use 3 in 1 turn but can store up to 5

Heal - There are no healing items in this game, at least not the traditional sense, you're given 5 time use heal button, that'll recove some health of all party members,(replenished at campfires)

Spells - Allows her to pick from the spells she's unlocked of the her current fire type,

Heat System

When Enya or a party member uses a spell, the party heat's up and enemy as well, shown with each with their own Heat Guage, when the Heat Guage hits green, for either side, their attack will be boosted, and when it hits red either sides defense will be cut. Lastly, if the Heat Guage overfills, the character that acted(or that got hit) will OVERHEAT, which can have 1 of 2 effects depending on the turn(you can see which in the top left), BURN or FREEZE, both which cancel turns, Burn puts the enemy in a weak state where they take signifigantly more damage and cancels 1 turn. FREEZE will cancel their next 2 turns

Team Members

Davin(PrimeLoop) - Game & Level Design, Programming, and Special Effects

Ryan - Music & Writing

Jessie Lian - Pixel Art

Faris - Dialogue Programmer

Rebecca -Assembly Artist

The game is a work in progress and what you see is a little over two months of work. Feedback is encouraged, and  thank you for Playing