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Echoes of Aetheria Now Available On Steam

Dancing Dragon Games has announced that Echoes of Aetheria is now available on Steam for PC.


From the Press Release
Dancing Dragon Games, creators of Skyborn and Deadly Sin 1 & 2, and Degi Games are proud to announce Echoes of Aetheria is now available on Steam at http://store.steampowered.com/app/354740/ or the Degi Games website at http://degigames.com/products/rpg/echoes-of-aetheria. Echoes of Aetheria is tale that twists and turns from a light hearted adventure to a serious looming campaign on a global scale. Rise up from your beginnings to lead a newly formed nation to glory, but beware those who plot against you at every turn!


Treason, defection, rebellion, and even the creation of a new nation are all parts in which you’ll have a role to play. As you progress further, the scope of the story will grow with your heroes. By the end, you’ll have to weigh your decisions and their consequences against the fate of entire nations.

Echoes of Aetheria features a new 15 tile grid battle system that allows for complex tactical decisions. Your home base will play a major role in both the story and the equipment of your heroes. Here you will have a chance to discover all the qualities and flaws of your companions and NPCs, as well as access a full crafting system capable of producing thousands of unique items. When you have some down time, you can also participate in battle events that will unlock new gear and give you valuable experience for the coming trials.

Discover what over half a million people already have: Dancing Dragon means fantastic RPGs. Find out more at the Echoes of Aetheria Steam page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/354740/ or the Degi Games website: http://degigames.com/products/rpg/echoes-of-aetheria.

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