Ferox vs Skiesverse

Ash is falling on Duskreach, and the dead won't stay buried. Nine nights ago a burning star broke over the Ironspine mountains. Since then the beasts have gone wild and the graves have gone empty. The Crown calls it a harvest blight. You know better: the flame of the Ember Wolf woke in you. You're the first Ferox in thirty years, and the frontier needs one. Ferox is a turn-based fantasy RPG built for short sessions. Open it, take a few turns, collect your reward, and come back for more. FIGHT ONE TURN AT A TIME Every round is your call: a sure strike, or a heavy blow that hurts if it lands. Watch the health bars, read the combat log, and know when to run. FOLLOW THE CAMPAIGN Take the road out of Brackenford stage by stage. Bandits, ghouls, a toll bridge with opinions, and a witch who binds the ash. Every stage has its own story, its own foe and its own spoils. PROVE IT IN THE ARENA Fight other players' heroes, win the week, and see your name carved in the Hall of Heroes. GEAR UP Weapons, helms, armor, boots and trinkets drop from fights or wait in Pell's Wagon at the market. Every piece changes your numbers. DAILY QUESTS Old Ruk at the Rusty Tusk pins fresh notices to the board every day. Finish them for XP and gold, and clear the board for a bonus. JOIN A GUILD Found a guild or join one. Give gold to raise its level, unlock perks for every member, and plan the next fight in guild chat. GROW STRONGER Every level raises your health, attack and armor. Climb from frontier nobody to the hero Duskreach needs. Ferox needs an internet connection. It's free to download, and gold can be bought in the game.

Skiesverse is the first Web2/Web3 post-apocalyptic tactical RPG with a user-driven economy and tokenomy. It's a world where the circular economy and tokenomy are fully controlled by players, who can mine for resources, produce goods, fight for resource points, own and manage manufacturing businesses, etc. The story is set in the distant future on planet Earth, which has survived the catastrophe. The world as we know it has been destroyed. To preserve human experience and heritage for future generations and a new world, remnants of civilization have been hidden in technological shelters. Hundreds of years ago, citizens living in shelters left their underground houses to build a new world.