Mana Pool: Depths of Peril is a Diablo-style ‘RPG’ made by Indie developer Soldak Entertainment that tried to breathe some new life into a very stale/crowded genre in 2007. We’ve seen quite a few action-RPGs recently and we really felt Depths of Peril belongs in our list of reviewed games – so we decided to take a more in-depth look. Depths of Peril managed to positively surprise us with a few interesting concepts.
Two days ago, Depths of Peril, a single-player action RPG containing strong elements of strategic play, was announced for Linux.
Hardcore Gamer: The Be Mine bundle is back with some awesome stuff on sale for very little money. $1 gets you The Whispered World, Mini Motor Racing EVO, Splatter, Depths of Peril, and Particulars. For $5, you'll get Eador: Masters of the Broken World and Genesis, as well as an OST for Broken World. Ittle Dew, a fantastic Legend of Zelda clone that is also on the OUYA, is part of this tier as is its OST.
Soldak Entertainment has released new updates for its action RPG Depths of Peril, available to download automatically for owners of the game on Steam. The patches add a list of bug fixes to the game, along with a couple new additions including chest rewards being added to the list of rewards for defeating a major boss.
