Yaga launches on Steam with a brand new, version 1.2!
+ New Village Quest!: "Spirits for Spirits"
- Visit the tavern after you complete the "A Day to Dig" quest.
+ Added 'Favorites' menu for Hammers, Tools, and Magic Items.
+ Sell Back option added to merchants.
+ Removed Bad Luck boosting caused by having Blessings and Curses.
+ Mouse and keyboard controls remapping.
+ General stability and performance improvements.
+ Bug fixes.
Yaga 1.2 also has the following improvements added from the previous, Bad Fate Update v1.1:
+ Yaga moves faster and can run by holding the dodge button.
+ Added Hardcore Mode and Story Mode.
+ Added fast travel.
+ XP grows much faster while in Bad Luck.
+ After Bad Luck strikes, you get a period of Good Luck.
+ Witches can remove your Bad Luck for a price.
+ Weapons can now be repaired.
+ New Talismans, Magic Items, Perks, and Enhancements.
+ New Crafting upgrades are available.
+ Enemies are smarter and have more skills.
+ And much much more!
About the Game
Smash, clobber and bash the murderous legends of Slavic mythology in this darkly funny action role-playing game that changes every time you play. Play as Ivan, a one-handed blacksmith with incredibly bad luck, who must take on the impossible tasks given to him by the tzar. All the while the mysterious witch, Baba Yaga, watches over Ivan's fate.
The world of Yaga is a world steeped in Slavic folklore and ancient Pagan beliefs. Featuring a head-bobbing Romanian hip-hop soundtrack from Subcarpați and striking, hand-drawn 2D artwork. Yaga is an authentic love letter to childhood fables from Romanian indie developer, Breadcrumbs Interactive.
- Bludgeon the ancient monsters of Slavic folklore using a vast arsenal of hammers and tools forged by Ivan's own hands.
- Your actions change Ivan's story, his reputation, and the upgrades he can choose.
- Experiment in the deep forging system to make weapons like teleporting lightning hammers and hookshot pitchforks.
- Explore the combinations of talismans, magic items, blessings, perks, and curses to fundamentally change how Ivan plays.
- Multiple endings, multiple ways of solving encounters, procedural map, lots of characters to encounter, and hidden secrets mean Yaga is meant to be played over and over again.
- Ivan's grandma just wants him to find a wife. Don't disappoint her!
The review of Yaga is coming to an end, but before you go play, you should take a look at the minimum and recommended system requirements of Yaga.
