Bullet Inferno
A Bullet Hell style game based on Dante's Inferno. Dodge your way through all 9 circles of the Inferno to hopefully find the lord and pray for his forgiveness!

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64% positive (16 / 25)






In Oracle: Threads of Fate, players can see the future of friends and foes. Plan out the perfect attack and lead your team to victory against overwhelming odds. But beware, your enemies are powerful and numerous. They will not be forgiving should you write your fate poorly.
Released
March 30, 2018
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Publisher
Last sync
September 26, 2026
Oracle is a Tactical RPG that takes place during the Roman Conquest of Greece. You play as the Oracle of Delphi who has forseen the arrival of an unstoppable foe. With your ragtag party, you must travel the country, from the top of Olympus to the depths of the underworld, on a quest to change the very threads of fate. Throughout the game you will use your unique power of future sight to defeat overwhelming enemy forces until you confront the death of Greece herself. The game draws inspiration from classic tactics games, but brings new mechanics and ideas into play like future sight and movement attacks, as well as a story never told before.
Every unit has an extended list of unique powers. However, each unit is weak when working alone. If you want to survive, you'll have to use your abilities in conjunction and plan step by step.
In Oracle: Threads of Fate, your main character can see the future, including the moves and positions of enemy units. Use this to your advantage to protect weak units, set up ambushes, and execute counter attacks.
The game features an extensive list of equipment for each character to use. Different equipment enhances different abilities and play styles. Maximize your output by building characters toward the strengths you need for each battle.
Oracle is a student game built in 5 months for a business venture graduate class. While the class only needed a business proposal, our small team wanted the experience of bringing a game to market release. For many of us, this game is the first one we have truly completed. It is a point of pride and a stepping stone for the many games we hope will follow.