Infinity Runes

January 27-29, 2012

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Game Information

Short Introduction:

Simple tower defense game, based on alchemy and combination on different elements of nature and magic to create defensive structures to fend off enemies.

Platform/System:

Windows

Brief Play Description:

The game consists of a simple tower defense game, where waves of enemies race through predefined paths, and must be stopped.
The differential is the rune combination system, which requires the player to input specific combinations of elements in order to summon the tower. As he plays through the game, he'll unlock recipes, which he can read at anytime to remember the combinations he already know.

Diversifiers and Credits

Team Image:

Credits:

Gleyson Leckar, Marcos Braga & Felipe Costa -- Programmers Silvio Mendonca -- Programmer and Game Designer Rodrigo Reiser -- Sound Designer and Programmer Victoria Reiss e André Carvalho -- Concept Art

Downloads

Game Files:

Archive containing source-code

Archive containing the Installer

Installation Notes:

Installation is quite simple, requiring only the execution of the installer, which downloads all the required libraries to the execution of the game.

Setup is in the Infinity_Installer.rar file. Just extract it and run.

If you are interested in the most recent version of the source code, download it at our SVN Repository: https://infinityrune.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

By kalium at 01/29/2012 - 05:16
2D
C#
tower defense
XNA
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Invoker by any chance?

By vermonde at 02/06/2012 - 15:01
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Got the game idea, and I think with a good escalating difficult, and a bunch of levels it could be very interesting...

It reminds me somehow of Invoker from Dota
could it has been an inspiration somehow?

Congrats on the game.

Yes, Invoker

By kalium at 02/06/2012 - 17:57
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To be honest,yes, it was inspired by Invoker, actually.
I always thought the orbs combination system was a lot of fun anyway, and it adds a little more to the game than just the mechanical part of clicking to place the towers and watch the game unfold. Glad you liked it :)