New Games: DAWN OF THE MEXICA (PC) - Turn-Based Roguelike

OS: Windows 7 SP1+
Processor: 1GHz or faster. SSE2 instruction set support.
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Graphics card with DX10 (shader model 4.0) capabilities.
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 300 MB available space

Video Game Description: Dawn of the Mexica is a turn-based roguelike that blends accurate history and mythical fantasy. It features complex combat mechanics, tactics and skills, yet also brings you an easy to use interface. Fight your way through the procedurally generated scenarios and stop the fall of the Fifth Sun!

Genre: RPG, Roguelike

Publisher: Pablo Barron

Developer: Pablo Barron

Rating: N/A

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Pure turn-based roguelike with procedural level generation (different every game!) and character permadeath.
Colored dynamic lighting. Light and shadows are essential in this sunless world.
Extremely complex and realistic combat system. Every weapon and armor type combination is taken into account. There's more than a thousand detailed critical effects: Every part of your body can be injured or broken, burn and freeze. You can become blind. Or deaf. You may bleed, become stunned, knocked out...
Complex character sheet with 9 stats, 12 Character classes, more than a hundred spells and more than 40 skills to choose from as you level up.
Friendly and intuitive interface. You can fully enjoy the game either with mouse or keyboard.
Weather/survival system. Even a torch may change temperature around you. Be careful not to freeze nor faint from the heat!
Deeply researched. You won't find "ooparts". The mexica background is not "aesthetic". Weapons, armor, clothing and items from that era are recreated as faithfully as historical data allows.