Eldermyth update adds Amalgam Mode

- New Amalgam mode lets players craft their own hybrid creatures - Two fresh preset beasts join the roster - Lightning storms now dynamically affect gameplay

Just months after its April launch, Eldermyth reinvents its roguelike combat with the 1.4 update. The highlight is Amalgam Mode - an innovative twist that allows players to assemble custom beasts through modular power combinations.

There's a strategic trade-off: while you can create formidable abilities, enabling the most potent powers requires accepting challenging passive traits that raise your beast's difficulty level.

The update introduces two ready-made beasts - the Void Howler and Grief-bound Invader - each bringing unique playstyles to the game's intricate web of abilities, terrain interactions, and weather systems. Speaking of weather, a new lightning storm mechanic adds another layer of tactical complexity to creature movement and combat.

For newcomers, Eldermyth is a strategic score-chasing experience where players control ancient guardian beasts defending their homeland against colonizing invaders. The battlefield constantly evolves through procedural terrain generation, dynamic weather effects, and each creature's distinctive traits. Though turn-based, the game requires careful planning with every move carrying weight.

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This update also includes a complete UI redesign and streamlined score tracking to better monitor progress across multiple playthroughs. While Eldermyth deliberately maintains some mechanical mystery for discovery-minded players, an in-game guide provides direct explanations for those who prefer clarity.

Experience these new features today by downloading Eldermyth through your preferred store. The premium game is available for $2.99 (or regional equivalent).