Sometimes you just really need a nice cold beer and would do a lot of things to get on🎃e, but these dwarves are willing to fight for it in Tavernacle.
As shown off as part of a Freedom Games montage in the Future Games Show August Showcase, Tavernacle is a tower tavern defense game where you and up to three pals 𝓡can team up locally or online to protect your brewery.
Together you'll need ꩵto collect the resources you need to build up your defenses and try to hold the monsters back. That might be wood or iron, or simply just rocks you꧃ can throw at them to buy you some more time.
You'll be able to enlist a variety of defenses to help along the way, whether that's traps, towers, explosives, or otไher means. Aཧs you can imagine, the longer you can hold out, the more monsters will come to really get your co-operative skills in dwarven ingenuity as you defend your ale, beer, and other alcoholic creations.
Tavernacle is coming soon to PC (𝓡via Steam, Epic, and GOG), but to make sure you don't miss the release date announcement.
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