The wind whispers through the plains, rustling the woollen clothes of the Pupils as they prepare for their long journey ahead. This is just one of the immersive experiences you'll encounter in As Far As The Eye, a captivating roguelike resource management game developed by Goblinz Studio.
Do You Know What You Play As?
In As Far As The Eye, you embody the wind, guiding a nomadic tribe on their quest to reach the Eye, the only sanctuary before the world succumbs to flooding waters. This unique roguelike city-builder challenges your skills in managing resources effectively.
As the wind, you assist the Pupils in establishing temporary camps called halts. Here, they gather essential food, craft tools, and delve into mystical research to gain every possible advantage. Once they move on, there's no turning back, making every halt critical for survival.
Your Pupils have various roles to train in, skills to master, and destinies to fulfill. Some may become adept builders, simplifying future camp setups, while others might specialize in agriculture, ensuring the tribe's sustenance.
Just when you think you've got everything under control, nature might throw a curveball with a disaster or another unexpected challenge. The beauty of As Far As The Eye lies in its variability—no two playthroughs are the same, and every decision carries weight.
Take a closer look at As Far As The Eye with the trailer below.
Go As Far As The Eye Can Reach
Strategic route planning is crucial as you choose halts that provide the necessary resources for your tribe's survival. Some paths may lack essential supplies, while others require immediate sacrifices but could offer greater rewards if you persevere.
As Far As The Eye distinguishes itself with the absence of traditional enemies—no bandits, no monsters, no looming wars. With each run being uniquely different, reaching the Eye feels like a significant achievement every time.
Explore As Far As The Eye on the Google Play Store, available for $3.99.
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