C. Kane
An old-school, satirical game in the vein of classic Japanese console RPGs. Features talking beavers and Media Moguls.
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A media mogul teams up with witches, a brave beaver, and the United States Marine Corps to take down a dark wizard who's stinking up the joint. A sequel to the classic film The Citizen Kane.
C. Kane is a satirical short form (2-3 hours) turn-based RPG originally released in September 2013 that streamlines the genre to its basics; fighting monsters, talking to people, playing dress up. Dungeons are minimalist, graphics are monochrome. Random battles are no more, bosses are numerous. A Shark guides the way. An original hip hop soundtrack provides the beats. Music by Glock & mr8bit.
Warning: Contains rude language, mild monochrome blood, and ugly monsters.
