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Crystal Valley

In Crystal Valley they explore alien landscapes mine raw materials and build new tools and fight against a large number of enemies.

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Developer
Unknown Team
Publisher
SIENTURE
Release
June 25, 2020
6 years and 38 days ago
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About the Game

In Crystal Valley, you explore alien landscapes, mine raw materials, craft new tools, and fight against countless enemies.

Experience an exciting adventure, battle evil monsters, and create powerful weapons.

Story

You awaken with no memory of who you are or how you got here. Beside you lie an axe, a pickaxe, and a note.

The note reads:

Collect 50 crystals to open the portal.

Gameplay

Mine raw materials and use them to craft new tools and weapons. Gather crystals to create portals and travel to new areas.

Fight a variety of enemies with your weapons, from ghosts to skeletons.

But be careful — when you die, it’s all over.

Crystal Valley is built around replayability. Every run is different, giving you a fresh experience each time and plenty of reasons to come back.

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