#Cheat engine torment tides of numenera series
All There in the Manual: The From the Depths novella series made available to Kickstarter backers fills in some of the backstory to the game, to varying degrees:.One character suspects that there might be many more than eight "worlds" preceding the present one. The setting is filled to the brink with mysterious artifacts and ruins from most of human history, and knowledge of the past is all but forgotten. After the End: The game takes place on Earth after the rise and fall of eight "great civilizations," in the historical era known as the Ninth World.Now, as you are hunted by the Sorrow note Renamed from the Angel of Entropy to avoid religious implications, enemy of the Changing God, for reasons you can't even remember, you must find the Changing God again and with him the key to uncovering your past. The God was once a man who discovered a way to cheat death for centuries by transferring his consciousness into a succession of bodies, only to seemingly disappear after leaving yours. The game puts you in the shoes of the Last Castoff, the final link in a chain of lives abandoned by a being called the Changing God. At the time, it was the most funded game on Kickstarter with over $4.1 million raised, for a grand total of around $4.5 million, counting donations from other sources. Unlike its predecessor, which used the Multiverse setting of Planescape, Tides of Numenera takes place in the futuristic Science Fantasy universe of Numenera, itself originally a Kickstarter project developed by Planescape supplement writer Monte Cook. It is one of the many games-crowd funded via Kickstarter, released after a lengthy development on February 28, 2017. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Torment: Tides of Numenera is a Spiritual Successor to Planescape: Torment developed by inXile Entertainment. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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