Gates of Nesphera VR New Trailer Out

Indie game developers Clever Name Studio is announcing that their game Cepheus Gate VR will be launching on Steam Early Access this July.

Gates of Nesphera VR is a roguelite-inspired dungeon crawler. Explore vast corridors, fight against powerful Keepers, and use the deadly power of Nesphera to grow in strength. Be careful though, the mighty power is treacherous and can devour you if not used wisely.

As you explore the mazes of Gates of Nesphera VR, you must learn to use the excess energy of the Nesphera. Use weapons, environment, and enchanted crystals to fight against the Maze Keepers.

Gates of Nesphera VR will be in Early Access till Q4 of 2022. The Early Access Version offers fantasy-medieval themed randomly generated corridors with a bunch of enemies, mechanics, different tools, and a progression system that allows players to push higher levels as their skills grow.

The full version of the game will also be launched on the Oculus Store in the future. It will include an extended dungeon list, new environments filled with new mechanics, new unique Keepers, tools, weapons, and more complex interactions.

Features

  • Always a new maze with the Reconstruction System: Energy of the Nesphera creates similar, yet different mazes every time you enter.
  • Use collected Nesphera energy to grow in strength: The excess energy of the Nesphera is deadly dangerous, so you’ll have to learn how to handle it to develop your skills and research new equipment with the help of scholars from the infamous Cepheus Academy.
  • Use whatever you can find: Use everything you can find – weapons, environment, and enchanted crystals to gain an advantage and give yourself a chance in a fight against the Maze Keepers.
  • Find a way to destroy a powerful Maze Keeper: Maze Keepers are mythical and powerful beings, wielding the energy of the Nesphera. You will have to find a way to deal with them, expose their weaknesses and use your wits and acquired skills.

Author: Mark Smith
I've been an avid gamer since I stumbled upon ZORK running in my local Radio Shack in 1980. Ten years later I was working for Sierra Online. Since then I've owned nearly every game system and most of the games to go with them. Not sure if 40+ years of gaming qualifies me to write reviews, but I do it anyway.

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