Ecumene Aztec

Ecumene Aztec is an action-adventure game with additional stealth elements. The game was developed by the independent Polish studio Ecumene Games, initially known under the name Giantscraft.

The consultants who collaborated on the project were: Michal Golkowski, a Polish writer known for his series of books World in Blood (depicting the decline of the Aztec civilization), and also Osvaldo Alexis Zuniga Elizalde, a native speaker of the Nahuatl language. Elizalde is responsible for ensuring the consistency of various game elements with the actual Aztec culture.

Gameplay

In Ecumene Aztec we watch the action from a third-person perspective (TPP).

Adventure in the jungle

We explore the city and the surrounding jungle in the game. We must complete quests for various characters standing on both sides of the barricade. The protagonist is strong and agile. It is very useful during exploration (he can climb elements of the environment) and also during fights with opponents.

Combat and stealth

It's worth remembering that engaging in dynamic fights is just one of the ways to deal with adversaries. The hero can also act quietly, sneaking behind enemies and attacking them by surprise (for example, using blowpipes) or relying on traps. We construct traps ourselves, making use of the crafting system.