Many video games release in an unfinished state, only to be patched later. Due to the litany of issues that first plague titles, players tend to aim their frustration at the creators and villanize developers. BitNine Studios have taken this concept and built a fascinating adventure with tERRORbane which in equal parts, parodies and pays homage to the industry.
"It's hard to believe just how many incredible indie games release every month so here are the best from April in 13 distinct categories." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
CCG writes - "tERRORbane can be somewhat tricky to describe. If you’d look at it from a glance, you’d think it’s another role-playing game inspired by classic Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest titles. Technically you’d be right, but that aspect is “Terrorbane”, the game inside of the game. Our "tERRORbane" is about a fresh developer going by Dev is excited for you to play his new game. He just wants your feedback on his product. Dev tends to have an inflated ego because he believes his game is truly the best game ever. You have other plans, as from the very beginning the game crashes. So you revamp his “feature list” and turn it into a “bug list”, pointing out all the glitches, bugs, and flaws within the product. Now what Terrorbane is about is a typical fantasy RPG story about a goddess being captured by the evil wizard Xonder. Terrorbane is the titular chosen one destined to save the land."
"I haven't played anything quite like tERRORbane before and its concept of making glitches fun is impressively satisfying and silly." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
