Time-Bending in The Book of Aaru
Time-bending lets players slow the action to tackle tough combat and traps. Its effect on your character is reduced and can be minimized with perks, boosting your speed advantage in a slowed world.
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Game Info
Embark on an epic journey in The Book of Aaru, an action-packed rogue-lite game where ancient Egyptian mythology meets advanced sci-fi.
Play as Emily Sands, a cursed explorer navigating intricate trap corridors that demand diverse skills and strategic adaptability. Inspired by games like Hades and Curse of the Dead Gods, this game features active meta-progression, rewarding exploration and environmental destruction.
Utilize unique perks and upgrades that turn time-slowing into a powerful weapon. Each run offers new stories and choices, bringing you closer to becoming a legend.
Studio
Our Story
2021
Amenti Studio began as a small startup in 2021 with one investor and one developer. They immediately embarked on an ambitious project to create an A-AA roguelite game.
2022
After some planning and learning, the project, titled The Book of Aaru, was initiated in 2022 with a team of four. Since then, Amenti Studio has occasionally hired part-time workers to assist with sound, UI, and other tasks.
Although these part-time workers are not part of the core team, they are considered a stable and integral part of the studio.
2024
The Book of Aaru is Amenti's first project, and we pour all our passion and effort into it. The studio itself was founded by one man with a dream to create video games, and that same passion drives our work today.
Our ideology
We believe that fostering a space for highly motivated individuals, regardless of their recognition, is key to achieving success. High-quality development isn't the exclusive domain of large studios or well-known firms. Our goal is to join the ranks of the industry’s best, and we're well on our way! We are studio based in Czech Republic and we are proud to be influenced by cultural impact of Central Europe.
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