Urtuk: The Desolation for Windows

Find the antidote for Urtuk’s disease

Urtuk: The Desolation is a tactical, turn-based role-playing game developed by David Kaleta. It is an open-world game placed in a low-fantasy setting where you guide a band of adventurers through the ruins of the ancient world. The game hands you the reigns of Urtuk, the main character who finally escaped from the Sanatorium—an underground facility wherein alchemists conduct experiments to human’s body. As a result, Urtuk caught a lethal disease, and you are now out to find the cure for that illness along with your followers. However, some scavengers are lurking around the badlands zone, preventing your search for the magical antidote.

Aggressive combat battles

Scavengers are a group of thugs and bandits roaming around each zone you visit. You must defeat this group of enemies to extract skills and traits. Once you obtain character upgrades, you can apply it to the units and watch how it totally changes the role of your followers in the battle. The extricated abilities can give your ally the capability to retaliate, counterattack, avoid a deadly strike, and push the enemy on a critical hit. Moreover, your unit can also learn new skills when they perform these activities in combat.

Urtuk: The Desolation is an exploration game that highly focuses on executing aggressive combat battles. It encourages you to smash your enemies onto spikes, high cliffs, or any other environmental hazards. You can also use combo attacks to counterattack the strikes of your foe. Urtuk: The Desolation provides a procedurally-generated survival campaign. With this, you can expect that each game level contains minimal to maximal changes, which means you will never have the same experience. 

To top it off, Urtuk: The Desolation showcases realistically hand-drawn graphical art design for its characters, monsters, objects, world maps, and battlefields. This turn-based game succeeds at exhibiting rich tactical fights that encompass various environmental factors and cautiously created class systems on large world maps. It is definitely one of the role-playing games that you should check out.