Song of the Myrne: What Lies Beneath

Song of the Myrne: What Lies Beneath

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75% positive (68 / 91)

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Description

Explore the island of Namok and its dungeon, both of them full of adventures, dangers and big bosses. Craft new armors, weapons, potions, etc... Meet the crazy townfolks and discover the secrets that lie beneath Namok.

Released

January 13, 2015

Price

$4.99

Platforms

macOS · Linux · Windows

Last sync

September 25, 2026

About

What Lies Beneath is an action-RPG in which you'll explore the island of Namok and its deadly dungeon in hope to avenge your... hem... your wife.

Fight evil (and less evil) creatures, loot everything you find, pretend you care while villagers tell you everything about their lives, and improve your character as you like in an epic (well... not really actually) quest for revenge!

The adventure awaits! And the final boss too...

Main features

  • Not class-based : will you be a valiant knight throwing fireballs everywhere? A fearless mage under two tons of armor? Or an archer that doesn't hesitate before transforming his foes into frogs?
  • Content (story, quests, levels) crafted by hand for an unique feel
  • Fun and original universe with silly characters to speak to
  • Part of a series : Myrne (you don't need to have played the other games to understand what's going on)
  • Complete crafting system: create potions, armors, etc... mine some ores, pick up some shrooms,...
  • Challenge your friends in the local splitscreen multiplayer mode in deathmatch or in a Score the Cube game (a football match except with swords, arrows, fireballs... trust me, it's way more fun this way)
  • Play the campaign with a friend in local co-op
  • (Re-)discover the tiny story "The Sorcerer" alone or with a friend
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