"Olympus 2249," an early "Fallout"-style post-apocalyptic CRPG set in a dieselpunk world, is now available in Early Access!

Choose Your Path

Choosing one of five Karma types shapes the entire game.

Will you start as a moralist, a scumbag, or take a stance somewhere in between? People’s reactions, dialogue content, the quests that arise, and the opportunities that come your way will all change.

And your Karma fluctuates depending on your choices.The character you are at the beginning of the story doesn’t have to remain the same until the very end.

Fight—even if you have to get your hands dirty

Combat is turn-based. Take your time to think through your actions.

Positioning is key. Kick fuel drums toward enemies to blow them up, or set fire to spilled oil. Use everything on the battlefield to your advantage, including electricity and traps.You can also aim for an

enemy’s arms, legs, or even the head. Spend stamina to unleash special combat abilities.

Challenging battles are like puzzles with no single correct solution. Find your own way to win.

Don’t Underestimate Conversations

You won’t be faced with an endless string of questions like “Tell me about…” Every conversation flows naturally, just like real-life interactions.

You’re free to say whatever you want—and sometimes, that might be the wisest choice. However, don’t be surprised if your words come back to haunt you later.You might be rejected by a certain faction, or you might stop receiving requests for specific quests.

Master the System

Non-combat specializations are equally important. You can choose from five types, each of which unlocks new dialogue options and new ways to solve problems. Even in Early Access, the game features a variety of system elements that allow for experimental play. These include

crafting,stealth, sandstorms that alter gameplay, hazardous environments like radioactive and toxic zones, a day-night cycle (NPCs have their own daily routines and even their own sleeping quarters), an armor system, limb loss, and procedural generation of enemies and loot in random encounters and raids—the range of features is vast.

Quests are designed to make full use of these skills and systems, and very few involve simply defeating an opponent. Even a simple errand quest can turn into a mini-adventure.