- Take on the role of a thief with a vision of the apocalypse
- Blends deck-building mechanics with narrative-driven choices
- Experience varied gameplay through multiple playthroughs with different card combinations
The creators of Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, and Feed the Pup are exploring new territory with their upcoming title—Foretales. This story-rich, card-based strategy RPG is set to launch soon on iOS and Android.
In Foretales, you become Volepain, a thief who foresees an apocalyptic future. Your journey begins here, and whether you avert or embrace that fate is entirely your choice. The game merges deck-building strategy with branching narrative decisions, with every card you play shaping the unfolding story.
Options like diplomacy, stealth, and combat are all available, and your choices create ripple effects across numerous story paths. This marks a noticeable departure from Plug in Digital's typically humorous style, embracing a more atmospheric and serious tone—where a single deck of cards is all you have to prevent the world’s end.
But Foretales isn't just about combat and progression. The game emphasizes resource management, dialogue, and exploration, building an experience where your decisions carry weight. Characters are fully voiced, the visuals feature a vibrant hand-painted style, and the soundtrack—composed by Christophe Héral (Rayman Legends)—blends whimsy and sorrow to deepen the atmosphere.
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Unlike many mobile RPGs, there’s no grinding or excessive randomness to artificially extend playtime. Foretales is a premium experience free of ads and in-app purchases, and it supports offline play. The game is designed for replayability, not only to uncover alternate endings but to test new strategies and dialogue options.
If this sounds like your kind of adventure, you can pre-register for Foretales using the link that matches your device below. It will be priced at $3.99 or your regional equivalent. For additional details, visit the official Steam store page.
