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Tiny Loom Studio released Windowed Realms on November 13 for Windows PC. The idle auto-battler runs in transparent windows on top of the desktop.
Tiny Loom Studio released Windowed Realms on November 13 for Windows PC via Steam. The game costs $7.99, with a 20% launch discount bringing the price to $6.39 until November 20. Developed using the Godot engine by a one-person team in Brazil, the title supports 19 languages.
Windowed Realms functions as a role-playing game with automated building mechanics. Tiny Loom Studio says the game runs in small transparent windows on top of the desktop so players can build their kingdom while doing other tasks. It also includes fullscreen and compact modes.
Players manage an island where pawns automatically gather wood, ore, and fruit. These resources are used to craft gear and develop heroes via skill trees. Parties go on automatic expeditions through areas like Thornwood and the Corsair Coast across five difficulty settings from Easy to Nightmare. The game features a prestige system for classes to reach higher tiers and global leaderboards for each realm. The title joins the Steam Auto-Battler RPG Fest running from November 16 to 23.
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