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Luhor's Memory
Luhor's Memory is a roguelike action game of hack'n'slash intensity, where you face a vengeful god and his commanders. The combat system rewards an aggressive, high‑tempo approach and relentless pressure on enemies.
Core mechanics center on a unique ambrosia‑powered shield. The shield strengthens with every hit you land, drawing power from ambrosia that flows through your foes. This setup fuels your offense and survival as you push through dangerous encounters.
- Melee dual chains: two distinct attack sequences carve through close-quarters combat.
- Dash: weave between threats and escape danger with precision.
- Ranged options: two ways to pick off enemies from a distance.
- Devastating special combos: powerful attack sequences that add deadly versatility to each fight.
Lore weaves a dark epic: a week before the events, the sky tears open to reveal a massive eye—Feitecheen, a god from an eldritch pantheon. Worship manifests as ambrosia, an addictive substance these beings crave. Humanity, spurred by a new era of peace, prosperity, and beauty, shifts away from religion and replaces brutalist blocks with art nouveau elegance. The gods cannot tolerate the silence and, angered by the waning worship, demand devotion through fear. Feitecheen descends to reclaim worship and force the mortal realm to answer to his appetite and power.
The game blends fast action with a lore-rich world, where the necrotic awe of eldritch power meets a stylistic shift toward refined aesthetics. Your role is to endure, push back the invasion, and master the balance of shield, melee, and ranged tools as you confront the god and his lieutenants.
Development note: this project was created by six students for their third-year Digital Arts & Entertainment bachelor at Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen (Belgium). Music composed by Ziggy Sunaert, Royal Conservatoire of Antwerp.