Last Days of Tsufana

Tsufana.
Our world. Our home.

It was prosperous once. Richly abundant with wildlife, greenery, and... magic.

Guided by the zenith of human civilization: the Lispens.

They had ascended like no others before them. Lead the world into an age of prosperity thought impossible.

Coddled by Myrtir, their benevolent deity, the Lispens utilized a source of power known as Creta—phenomenal, otherworldly things. A gift from their overseer. It was through her grace they had achieved feats of miraculous healing and horrific destruction the world had never seen.

But then she departed.

The Lispens were abandoned. Forgotten.

So their reign ended, and the world they'd forged collapsed and faded into obscurity.

In the shadow of the paradise the Lispens left behind, a powerful sorcerer conjures a dream. A curse. A terrible affliction that has swept across Tsufana, causing some to disappear and most to transform into horrific beasts.

As the world crumbles around them, two youths have made it their life's mission to end the machinations of the madman who has single-handedly thrust their world into chaos.

These are the...


The player assumes the role of Falcon, one of two siblings whose lives were upended by the villainous machinations of Valdisna, a vile sorcerer who has ensnared the world of Tsufana in a wicked curse, causing the afflicted to become horrifying monsters. 

Vowing to put an end to Valdisna's schemes, Falcon and his sister set out into the collapsing world to end the sorcerer's reign of terror. 

The forces of Quietus, acolytes of the Goddess Myrtir and agents of the wicked Valdisna, attempt to thwart the party and their endeavors around every turn!

Aside from experiencing its lengthy and gripping narrative, players are able to acquire "Creta" during their adventure, which they're able to equip on each character to grant them a variety of boons, magic, and abilities. Each creta has 2-4 abilities linked to it, and a character is capable of equipping 4 creta in total.  

Equipping a creta grants not only access to spells and abilities, but also resistances to status ailments and other elements as well! 

Utilizing your spells and abilities in combat increases their level, which in turn enhances the potency of their healing and damaging capabilities! Enemies are encountered and fought through fast-paced, turn-based combat that will have you strategizing both in and out of battle.  

Additionally, enemy weaknesses are displayed during battle! Initially only their total amount of weaknesses appear, but once they're hit with something they're weak against, it is revealed and remains visible for each subsequent encounter with that enemy!

The Last Days of Tsufana is first and foremost a story and character-driven experience. The dark and grim atmosphere my games are renowned for is front and center!

Enemy encounters have been meticulously balanced, and there's endless ways to mix-and-match the swathe of equipment and creta available to the party to assemble a team capable of toppling any challenge!

Players are encouraged to always be mindful of their equipment, and play with the vast amount of status ailments at their disposal! There's always more than one way to win a battle, and oftentimes brute-forcing your way to victory is the most arduous path.

Set to be my longest title to date, Last Days of Tsufana could potentially take one up to 35+ hours to complete!

An original soundtrack created by the incredibly skilled HydroGene! 

KEYBOARD CONTROL SCHEME AND INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ACTIVATE WINDOWED/FULLSCREEN MODE:
"Spacebar" = Confirm/Talk.
"X" Key = Open/Exit Menu.
"Arrow/Directional" Keys = Move character.
""Q and W" Keys while Equipment Screen is open = Switch between Characters.

CONTROLLER CONTROL SCHEME AND INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ACTIVATE WINDOWED/FULLSCREEN MODE:
Triangle or Y Button = Open Menu.
Circle or B Button = Cancel/exit.
X or A Button =Confirm/talk.
Square or X Button =Run/Dash.

You can activate Windowed Mode/Fullscreen Mode by pressing the Function (Fn) key and then F4. Doing so again will put you back into Windowed/Full-Screen Mode.