Displaced [v1.0.1] [Maverik]

06/16/2025

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Displaced is an adult, mildly comedic fantasy themed management and TRPG game with crafting. You play as Arron, an exiled prince who becomes a leader of a small village in a distant lands. Fight monsters, complete quests and gather resources to produce strong and unique gear.

– Visual novel style storytelling
– Turn based combat
– Extensive crafting system and management
– Settlement changes visually with upgrades

Thread Updated: 2025-06-16

Release Date: 2025-02-04

Developer: Maverik Patreon – Itch.io

Censored: No

Version: 1.0.1

OS: Windows, Mac, Linux

Language: English

Other Games: Link

Genre:

2DCG, Male Protagonist, Management, Turn based combat, Rpg, Monster Girl

Installation:

1. Extract and run.

Changelog:

v1.0.1

Updated Displaced to 1.0.1

Fixed some hard mode issues

Updated Russian translation

v0.1.2

Fixed ending scene not triggering

Fixed completed areas still being presented in the list

Fixed angry dwarves causing issues with loot

Fixed barrier items being mixed

v0.1.1

Fixed issues with fullscreen, Added hotkey (F9) and option to toggle fullscreen in menu

Fixed gear items selling

Fixed defeated characters not being able to participate in combat (if you have this in your save, manually fix it or start the new game)

Fixed certain issues with some panels on scene change

v0.1.0

4 recruitable characters (including MC) with 3 combat skills each

2 areas and about 7 different enemies to engage and fight

3 Adult scenes (2 ‘teasers’ and 1 complete scene)

5 different upgrades, crafting and trait system

Developer Notes:

Things that didn’t make it into the demo but will absolutely be presented later:

Tools not affecting harvesting tasks. To be honest, I’ve had it planned, but wasn’t sure how to approach it. I didn’t feel like making separate stats for workers, but using inbuilt stats like damage or hit rate is not quite intuitive and requires careful balancing. In either way, tasks will absolutely be affected by tool quality.
Some small repeatable quests/tasks. Stuff like “kill 5 spiders for reward” to make exp/resources grinding more rewarding to the player. As for the reason it didn’t make it, we just had no time left.
Difficulty settings. There will be a normal setting and a hardcore setting, which will turn off health regeneration in cities, make enemies deadlier and so on. Normal difficulty for casual players and story, hardcore for the fans of TRPGs.