Sellswords: Ashen Company

I can't say for sure it is a good game, but it is a GOOD idea. Really good idea. I tried to learn how to make games in order to make THIS SPECIFIC GAME. I've been thinking about it, dreaming about it. I wanted an union of Mount and Blade with Total War series. as realistic as possible. This one is trying this. It is an astounding idea, the graphics are good, and it works well even though the battles are huge, but I know the game has a lot to improve yet. I feel the attacks are irresponsive. Slow to happen, I would very much like to see it fixed, but as we know, it is in early stages. I also feel you could control another soldier after you fall in battle instead of only controlling it as Total War style. Also, I believe the battles are lengthy, I don't know yet if this is due to anything but the early stage of the game, or anything else. I hope this game is also willing to approach the union between RTS and RPG, but I don't know yet it this is the case. Nonetheless, even though if it...

No updates from the Dev in multiple months so nobody has an idea if he is even still working on the game... It's really not hard to printscreen and write a small message on steam or on Discord is it... There is no real excuse. If the dev is still working on the game then I shall gladly remove this review

this dude took the money and ran

If I was Total War and I would be very worried....this game has huge potential. Imagine having this battle system while being able to build your character in the campaign mode ? The couple battle I played here were very epic with me running with my guys while arrows were flying everywhere and people were dying all around me and them BAM we hit the enemy shield wall ... Anyway, pretty good game so far and I am very exited to see what dev updates will bring in the future !

Needs a bit of work but is pretty fun.

dosent get updated

EDIT: From the recent announcement and my conversation with the developer over on twitter, I'd say he wasn't trying to cash-in ASAP and leave as much as he bit off more than he could chew with an ambitious project such as Sellswords and tried to fund it by creating a second game. I don't think that completely justifies charging people for a game without a clear plan laid out to finish development but he did promise to give everyone that bought this game every future game released under Mutiny Software for free (starting with his second game SwarmZ) but as noble as that promise is, I don't know the developer personally and he could just start making games under a new studio name to get around his promise. Overall, if there was a rating in-between Good or Bad on steam, I'd definitely give it a rating in the middle instead of negative (even though I still think no one should buy it as of right now since it doesn't have a lot of content past 15 minutes worth of gameplay and the developme...

Great idea, but otherwise this project looks abandoned

The game was good for the first couple hours, i thought we we're going to receive more updates but we got nothing. The guy took my money and dipped

Not getting updated and is not worth the money it costs in the state it is