Steam and Iron: The Empire’s Gravedigger

A gripping epic fantasy: brutal aesthetics, villainous flair, mechanical ascension

A great leader and an epic war, inspired by works like The Lord of the Rings, The Hunger Games, and Fallout 4

“They call this place paradise. I call it… a slaughterhouse.”

Olympus City, the Empire’s dazzling jewel.

Fifty thousand “expendables” from the lower classes are gorging themselves, preparing for the “last supper” served as bait for the dark elves.

During this revelry, billed as a victory celebration but truly a sacrifice, Ande clutches a bottle of alchemical fuel and opens his red-glowing cybernetic eye in the shadows.

Mortal flesh and blood has its limits.

The Empire’s glorious foundations are built on bones.

If this world is already rotten, then I will set the flames of its destruction alight with my own hands.

As gunpowder and mechanical gears begin to roar, the weak boy dies in the sea of fire, replaced by none other than the God of Vengeance.

“I will live on until I have burned this hypocritical Empire to ashes.”