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Overlooting (PC) - Steam Gift - GLOBAL
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Description

An unlikely group has been formed with the mission of defeating a new dark force corrupting the world. Maximilian, a beloved hero from a noble family, Liz, a legendary thief wanted in multiple countries, and The Shadow, an enigmatic being once thought to be the source of corruption, must unite to save their world. Gameplay Looting equipment is a core mechanic, with each piece belonging to a set that grants unique bonuses when enough are equipped. A dynamic skill tree changes every game, offering new abilities that enhance utility, power, or push specific builds to their limits. At the end of each region, powerful bosses with special abilities will challenge your strategy and strength, requiring careful planning to overcome. Story A dark force is spreading corruption across the land, and only an unlikely alliance can stop it. Maximilian, the noble hero, Liz, the infamous thief, and The Shadow, a mysterious figure once feared as the cause of the corruption, must set aside their differences to confront this growing threat. Their journey will test their resolve and force them to make difficult choices. Key FeaturesSet-based loot system with unique bonuses for equipping matching piecesDynamic skill tree that changes each playthrough, offering fresh strategiesChallenging boss battles with unique abilities at the end of each regionThree distinct characters with their own strengths and playstylesStrategic decision-making that impacts your journey and combat effectiveness