Spectrends

[h2]A small pet-raising adventure on a quiet farm[/h2]

Spectrends is a cosy pixel-art game about raising pets. You play Lemuel, who walks a farm town, meets the people who live there, and slowly learns the story behind the cracked blue cup, the torn map and the strange bell that came with the farm.

[h2]Walk the farm and find the story[/h2]

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[*] Explore a hand-drawn farm town on foot. Click to walk, or use W A S D or the arrow keys.

[*] Story beats happen where the people are. Walk up to Ruth by the house to begin. The text types out and is read aloud by a narrator.

[*] Book One has twelve chapters. Four of them end in a story fight, and finishing the book opens free play on the farm.

[*] Keep track of what you are doing in the quest log, and pin the quest you want to follow.

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[h2]Hatch, catch and raise pets[/h2]

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[*] Spend Kennel treats to hatch new pets, or upgrade the power of the ones you have.

[*] Walk in the woods and wild pets turn up. Hold the mouse on one, send a pet to meet it, and win to bring it home to the barn.

[*] Every pet has a power kit (guard, burst or tank) that changes how it fights.

[*] Browse your pets in the Barn, look at pet families, watch two of your pets fight each other, and read the Lore desk.

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[h2]Turn-based fights, no luck[/h2]

Each fight is a simple choice every round: Attack or Guard. Damage, armor and blocking are fixed, so winning comes from picking the right pet and the right moment. Fights are gentle: a pet that loses is just out of steam.

[h2]A season to come back to[/h2]

Season One is an eight-week season with a season board, weekly quests and a rival night. Rewards are Kennel treats and cosmetic titles, never anything you have to buy.

[h2]Features[/h2]

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[*] Pixel-art pets drawn by hand, in a growing set of species and rarities

[*] A walkable farm and town with a day and night look

[*] A twelve-chapter story with a narrator

[*] Turn-based fights with three pet kits

[*] Automatic saving, fight speed 1x or 2x, and a mute option

[*] Windows 64-bit, runs full screen at 1920x1080 (Alt+Enter for a window)

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