The Cartographer’s Oath
A hunt for lost treasure in a realm of ancient forests and forgotten kings.
Four books. One door.
A fully voiced, turn-based story RPG. Step through a glowing door in an ancient oak to find a candlelit library, a friendly bat named Pip, and a shelf of enchanted books — each one a twelve-chapter adventure in a world of its own.
Coming soon to Google Play
Free to start · Android · See the books ↓
Pip greets you in the library and leads you to a shelf of three enchanted books. Each is a story of twelve chapters set in an open world of its own, and each one holds a mystery for you to unravel.
A hunt for lost treasure in a realm of ancient forests and forgotten kings.
A foggy London mystery demanding sharp eyes and sharper deduction.
A castle vault, a hoard of gold, and a dragon who won’t share it.
Finish all three with the same hero, and another book appears on the shelf — one that was not there before.
Three classes, each with a male or female hero, a choice of two starting kits, and four abilities that grow through four ranks.
A stalwart front-liner who trades blows at close range and shrugs off damage.
A ranged spellcaster who deals heavy burst damage from a distance.
A nimble marksman balancing steady ranged damage with mobility.
From the opening of the game, all of it in the part you can play for free. Tap a picture to see it full size.
Turn-based battles on an isometric grid, with terrain, cooldowns, critical hits, knockbacks and status effects to play around.
The evidence is placed in the world, not handed to you, and deduction boards ask you to make sense of what you have found.
Every chapter is narrated, and every character speaks their lines in conversation.
More than a hundred hand-built places, with rain, snow, fog, embers and fireflies, and a map that fills in as you go.
Six tiers of weapons, armour and trinkets, levels that make you stronger, and abilities to rank up.
Three difficulty levels change how hard foes hit, never what you earn. Switch any time.
Coming soon to Google Play