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About This Game

It Lurks Below is a retro-styled, 2D, action-oriented, survival RPG by David Brevik. Create a custom character and choose from several different classes to delve deep into the mysteries of what evil lurks below. Dig down and explore the randomly generated levels, find random items, and combat deadly monsters to get the answers.

Though this game looks similar to other games in the genre, it plays very differently. It is a true RPG, with many stats and character classes. It is very reminiscent of other games made by David Brevik such as Diablo, Diablo II, Hellgate: London and Marvel Heroes. With eight character classes to choose from, randomly generated levels, random stats on items, secret areas, bosses, a survival talent tree and three different play modes, it delivers a very different and unique gaming experience.

Are you ready to find out what Lurks Below?

CREATE YOUR CHARACTER

Bard (melee) - Wield the power of song and screaming to best your foes in battle. With trusty sword and shield and specializing in passive area effect damage and buffs, the bard is a force of nature in the battle field.

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Cleric (melee + ranged) - Come prepared for battle with heavy armor and plenty of healing power. Choose to fight with a mace and shield or a ranged wand. The cleric is the only class who is given this choice. Paired with its high survive-ability, it is the class that will outlive all others.
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Enchanter (ranged) - Stun and lighting are the enchanters tools of choice. What better way to avoid damage than stopping enemies in their tracks. If that wasn't enough, the enchanter can wield the power of illusion and turn into a wisp and fly away.
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Necromancer (ranged) - Wielding the skulls of the dead as undead minions, marks the necromancer as the games resident pet class. Pair this with powerful poison and cold damage and self buffs, means the necromancer is an undead friendly powerhouse.
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Paladin (melee) - Dashing into combat wielding a powerful two handed sword or hammer makes the paladin one of the most formidable melee characters in the game. Consecrating the ground, area effect purification and damage are just a few of the tools this powerful holy warrior brings to the table.
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Rogue (melee) - Slip past enemies by hiding in the shadows and then when the moment is right, stab them with the rogue's powerful dual wielding daggers.
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Warrior (melee) - Decide between defensive stance and offensive stance; both make the warrior an incredible beast in battle. While defensive stance focuses on survive-ability and offensive stance focuses on damage, both are incredibly satisfying, especially combined with the warriors whirlwind ability.
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Wizard (ranged) - Harnessing the power of the elements through powerful area affect spells make the wizard an unstoppable elemental force. Their spell set is rounded out with a drake companion and teleport.
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CHOOSE YOUR GAME STYLE

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Creative - Enjoy all the game has to offer in more relaxed setting. No need to worry about survival mechanics, though still have the benefit of the survival tree. Many of the recipes and building supplies are already unlocked, which makes it much easier to languish in the joy of building and farming the whole surface. With no invasions to worry about, the only monsters that will be encountered are below in the dungeon.

Descent - Same difficulty as Survival, just without the survival aspect. For anyone interested in just thrashing monsters and getting all the loot. No survival tree, no hunger, and no fatigue.

Survival - This is the original game design mode. Not that this makes the other modes any less valid, but most of the game is designed with Survival Mode in mind. This includes all the bells and whistles of surviving and the survival tree, paired with difficult dungeon challenges and plenty of invasions.

Hardcore - Both Survival and Descent have a hardcore option. This doesn't change anything about the particular mode other than you get only one death.

Choose what works best for you! There are no wrong choices!

FEW LAST TIPS!

Surviving is rough out here (unless you are playing Descent, in which case, learn to make potions!). Make sure to grab all the food you can find, cook your vegetable, chop down trees, dig up ore, craft some new armor, and start your farm.

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One last thing that will help with survival, inventory space and your characters fabulous look is to build up your town. Many new buildings will become unlocked as you travel further into the dungeon; don't forget to build them. And while you are at it, you might as well craft yourself some new armor as well. Oh and maybe a ring...and some potions.

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Title: It Lurks Below
Genre: Action, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Graybeard Games
Publisher:
Graybeard Games
Release Date: 29 May, 2019

Minimum:

• OS: Windows 7
  
• Processor: 1.2Ghz+
  
• Memory: 512 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: 256MB
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
  
• Storage: 256 MB available space
  
• Sound Card: Required

• English

  
  

  

  
  
  
  

  I absolutely LOVE Terraria and Diablo 2, but It Lurks Below isn't growing on me. The first hour of the game just feels flavorless. Building a base is a drag because sufficiently flat terrain only exists in spurts on the map, and monsters are constantly harassing you while you're trying to figure it out. It's also a nuisance that your hot bar is only 5 keys, as your 5 ancient items take up the latter 5 keys, so while building you constantly have to open the inventory and move items around, whereas Terraria gives you a full hotbar to set up all your resources for immediate use. I'm also not a fan of the lack of placeable walls to allow a platform floor in your house, which made building a house easy in Terraria.
  
  It's also annoying that your inventory key is I when realistically it should be E (given you have your hand on the left end of your keyboard and your other hand on the mouse, putting I in an inconvenient location). I don't believe you can set keybindings either. Worst of all, the one BGM track that plays is a piano that seems to play the same batch of notes over and over and over (which is grating on the brain), and given the game's aesthetic, it makes me wonder why the music isn't dark and brooding like Diablo.
  
  I think these issues can be fixed over time, and it seems the developer is rather receptive to feedback according to reviews I've read, so I'm hoping in a couple months I can have a different opinion on the game, because for now, it just lacks flair, despite its potential.. Great game. Checks a lot of boxes for me. I've played so many of David's games over the years. This will be another I spend hundreds of hours playing.
  Check out the discord and watch the twitch streams for more inside information to the development process.
  Joined Early Access and couldn't be happier helping to make the game better. So much potential for this game that I love seeing the new features and content.. With a lot of work, this could be a very enjoyable game. In its current state (official 1.0 release), it's tedious and had a lot of unfun mechanics. It sounds like a lot of reviews were from early access and a lot of the mechanics have changed around quite a bit since then.
  
  One thing other reviews haven't really mentioned is just how cramped and awkward the combat feels. You basically have two choices: either you're tough enough to survive standing next to a bunch of mobs and kill them before you, or you stand at a distance and range (read: cheese) them to death. I haven't really felt the in between state.
  
  The dungeon grind felt very awkward to me. The dungeon you go in looks like an ants nest from the side, however the passages are either barely large enough for you to fit though, or not large enough. You have a movement skill to get around this, but it's on a cooldown (10 seconds to start). You end up waiting for this cooldown a lot of the time. Oh, and the dungeon is in complete darkness, so you need to place a torch every 10 feet if you want to see AT ALL. Supposedly there is a ring that lights up the space around you. At level 32, I haven't found anything like this so far.
  
  Low on health? Either drink a potion or teleport home and heal at +5 hp\/second. You can increase this slightly by regen items if you're lucky enough to find them. However, the "armor check" others mentioned will quickly mean you need to change your armor. Oh and that really cool gem you found? It doesn't fit in your new armor. So yeah, choose between a cool gem with abysmal AR or a good AR rating with a crappy gem. Of course you can grind to find new items.
  
  Ring crafting: To craft rings, which provide minor buffs, require runes. Runes are so rare that I unlocked my second ring slot at level 25 before I had enough runes to craft even a single ring. You can't craft the lowest level runes, but you can combine runes to create higher level ones. This creates an awkward system where you have all the level 2 runes you need, but you have none of the level 1 ones. The only way to get level 1 runes is to crawl through the lower levels of the dungeon.
  
  Invasions are an unfun mechanic. Your base gets overrun with monsters which you have to kill in order to access your shopkeeper and other NPCs again. If you die, and you're next to your homestone, you will most likely die again immediately after resurrecting and drop even more items. And then die again. At that stage, you have no items and no way of getting them back. Only solution is to start a new character.
  
  Hitting "m" brings up the map as an overlay across your screen. The problem is that it's at 100% opacity, so you can't see anything. To close the map, you need to hit "m" THREE MORE TIMES to cycle through the various map states and close it. It's like the developer didn't know which map mode looked best, so he threw them all in there. The end result is a four-cycle map mode instead of just a toggle.. Great game that's been a lot of fun to play throughout the many updates David has made to the game.
  
  There's a lot to be said about how it's very unique and different from other games many will quickly compare it to.
  
  I don't have a ton of hours as you can see because I decided to wait until full launch and jump back in. Glad to see that time is now.. First off, I honestly feel like I have not played the game enough but here I am anyway. Next, ILB only launched because of lack of funds so while it is finished to a certain degree the creator is not done with it yet and so what I am saying now won't be very accurate in a couple years.
  
  So, Pros and Cons as I consider them.
  
  Pros: The devs have a livestream that starts around 11:45PM US central standard time, you can ask all you want there. They also have a official discord you can go to as well.
  Devs are still working on the game with mentions of multiplayer and skill trees for abilities and other things.
  The flow of gameplay is very nice early on and it doesn't feel like I have to grind away at mobs to get to items and levels until nightmare difficulty, so about level 37 for your information.
  ILB has much of the elements I love from terraria and ARPGs and makes it work.
  Very smooth FPS, I could run this and still have decent FPS on my trash laptop that can sort of use microsoft edge.
  Has plenty of game modes that allows me to play however I want.
  So many classes that even 16 hours in the game I cant play them all and get through to the first boss.
  
  Cons: Devs are still working on the game but sadly this means waiting for their work to be done and that could be a long time before what we want is in the game.
  You have to save and quit from your game and go to the main menu in order to use the options menu, it doesn't take long but still annoying.
  You can't skip the tutorial and it gets really annoying after the first few times.
  It feels very time consuming to get through the beginning in my opinion and that can be frustrating to someone like me who just wants to get into the meat of things and kill hordes of monsters.
  
  In summary: It is a decent game that has a lot of good stuff in it and more on the way but it is somewhat unpolished and needs some time before it is a truly amazing game.. Back in the days when I spent hundreds of hours in D2, what that kept me coming back was how fun and satisfying it was to invest in and develop a character, hunting monsters for loot, grinding away for better and unique equipment. Make no mistake, It Lurks Below has that exact feeling, and damn, it is satisfying. Similar to Diablo, the initial run of the game in normal difficulty can be pretty short, but that's just the beginning of many more hours of fun! The pixel artwork is simple, and very easy on the eyes for a retro fan like me. Mechanics like hunger and fatigue are totally optional thanks to a multitude of game modes. Every class is unique, and plays accordingly, and class equipment is aptly designed.
  
  I'm not a fan of block building games normally, but the building aspect of ILB so easily moves out of the way if you're not feeling like it. You don't have to build elaborate structures, but sure enough if you want to, you definitely can.
  
  The best part about the game is the community, and how David takes feedback from us. The ILB Discord is incredibly helpful and enthusiastic, and David really listens, and is very clear in communicating his plans to the community while moving forward.
  
  If you liked Diablo 2, you should definitely get this game. If you like ARPGs in general, you should get this game, for a fresh and unique take on the genre, considering it's from the person responsible for creating it in the first place.
  
  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.. Played this during early access, and now with full release it just keeps getting better.
  5 stars out of 5 :D
  . Great game that's been a lot of fun to play throughout the many updates David has made to the game.
  
  There's a lot to be said about how it's very unique and different from other games many will quickly compare it to.
  
  I don't have a ton of hours as you can see because I decided to wait until full launch and jump back in. Glad to see that time is now.. David Brevik is the kind of developer that made me fall in love with Blizzard and spend so many of my hours on Diablo 2. I've been playing Path of Exile since closed beta, and ILB is another game that scratches that ARPG itch so wonderfully. I enjoyed Starbound quite a bit and this is really a wonderful game with a fantastic community. You only need to watch one stream of David and his wife JQ to see the passion they have for the game. It's come a long way since the early access days, and there's so much more to come! Incredible game given that there is only one developer.. It Lurks Below is a great action game with some light RPG elements and a few building features.
  
  I say light, because the choices are straightforward and very clear what benefit they will provide. If you increase the level of a skill it gets better. If you gain more attack power you hit harder. That being said, just like every game that has these features you will be able to find combinations of items that work better that others.
  
  One skill pulls in all the enemies of the room? Cleaving attacks are the best bet.
  Need to shoot around corners? Use your reflective wand, or arcing.
  
  The game can be punishing to newer players. If you don't know how to manage your farms, or you spend too much time before gathering more ressources you may end up starving to death. Thankfully the different difficulty modes help provide a better experience if you don't want to deal with certain aspects of survival.
  
  Descent is a great alternative, but you wouldn't be able to heal while you sleep. Passive recovery, potions and regenerative affixes are more necessary. You will also be missing the buffs that certain food combinations have provided.
  
  Creative has all the benefits of survival, without the hunger and fatigue.
  
  If potential time investment is important to you then consider the following.
  It only takes 4h to reach the bottom of normal difficulty, but that is not the end. Each new difficulty adds new attack patterns and monsters to the areas and bosses. It keeps it fresh and challenging.
  
  The crystal system adds an addictive loop to your gear upgrades. The hard choices come when you have a fantastic unique crystal, but also want a higher tier armor. What will you sacrifice?
  
  Rings need some love. Personally there are only a few that are interesting to me.
  
  At the time I am writing this review I have 170+ hours in the game and see myself playing for even longer. If you only want to go through everything once it is maybe 20-30 hours to get through all of the difficulties on a single character.
  
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