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About this game

The Serpent Rogue is an action-adventure game with a botanical twist developed by Sengi Games, explores a medieval fantasy world, and masters the art of alchemy and taming wild creatures. Step into the shoes of a mysterious alchemist known only as the Warden as he tries to protect the world from the dreadful Serpent Rogue by crafting, boiling, and concocting potions, it has laid down roots on Mount Morbus its evil is spreading quickly threatening to devour the entire realm. Explore every inch of the map, unearth secret passages and expand your knowledge in order to stop the incoming disaster and restore peace and tranquility to the land.

• Craft and experiment with different ingredients to create amazing potions that each have their own unique effects depending on what ingredients you use. Take on quests given by inhabitants of the cursed land to earn resources to fuel your endeavors.
• One of the most unique potions you could ever brew is the Shapeshifting potions which allow you to alter your body any way you want and give yourself unique abilities, which you can also give to whatever creature you might find in the game.
• Mount Morbus is a dangerous place each action you take will produce interesting consequences like a constant flow of cause and effect. Keep too many creatures in one place and you will attract blood-thirsty reapers, forget to bury the dead? You will start seeing corpse-eating ghouls more often, Hoard too many items in one place? You will attract plague-ridden vermin.

Reviews

The Serpent Rogue is a tough, no-nonsense action-adventure title. You must explore, experiment, and battle whatever blocks your path. You’ll die repeatedly as you fumble your way to victory. It’s hard work, but oh so rewarding.

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