Dcosmic released a new game called The Vault of Duvarnach and the version is 0.1.1. The game’s story is about A world ended. Yours is just beginning. The caravan is gone. The wasteland nearly killed you. Now you’re in a vault older than the Cataclysm itself, and the things living here aren’t all human.
The Reclaimed stretches in every direction. Ruin. Decay. The bones of a civilization that thought it would last forever. You are one of the desperate, scavenging few who cling to life in the aftermath. But something is different about you. Something the others can’t see. Something that’s been watching. Waiting.
Kira – You found her bleeding outside the vault. Torn clothes, busted ribs, raiders on her trail. She woke up swinging. Before the Convergence she had a family. A home. All gone now. Every day since has been a fight. The vault might actually let her breathe – if she can figure out how to stop holding her breath. The Groundskeeper – The vault’s pre-Convergence intelligence. It runs the power, the locks, the water recyclers. It also watches everything you do. And has opinions it won’t share until it’s too late.
The Raiders – The Reclaimed changes people. Makes them into something else. Some of them are just desperate survivors. Some of them enjoy what they’ve become. They travel the wasteland between the vault and everywhere else. Every supply run is a gamble. You and Kira fight your way through what’s left of the wasteland. A world map of ruined towns, forests, lakes and convoy graves, each route swept by weather that decides what kind of trouble finds you. Raiders, scavengers, things that used to be human, and worse.
Every fight is yours to finish. Strike, knock her down, tear her clothes off, tease her, break her, then use her. Or let her go. Between fights you keep the vault running: food, water, gear, a bed to sleep in, and a companion who remembers how you treated her. The vault is older than the bones in its walls, and something about it is starting to recognize you. Survive. Loot. Lose yourself to the corruption, or hold onto whatever made you human in the first place. Either way, the vault keeps score.
