Genre - Fantasy Isometric CRPG I played the demo on release, and enjoyed the simplicity and progress speed of this RPG game. I remember the items seemed underwhelming though and automatic character positioning was a problem in some fights. However, they seem to have addressed both these concerns with the main release. I completed with 80% achievements after 40 hours, and only a bit of achievement hunting avoiding spoilers. The fights on Normal did become a bit too easy as you power up and equip your party in the later game. So maybe try it on hard if you want a challenge, The story was half decent and the way the chapters were split was well thought out. Run for survival, rebuild a settlement, get attacked, take the fight to them, identify the big bad and confront the big bad. You get loads of characters and the ability to send them on missions to collect resources and weapons, was quite basic but a nice addition. However, once you have identified your core party of 4, you are unlikely...

refunded. found the combat plain and the game to feel a bit janky didnt feel it was worth the time even finish the tutorial

GG

Neat little game. Runs well.

literally a SCAM refuses to run on anything and looks 30 years old while doing it. it is unplayable on release and unplayable now, trying to run on a 4080 and i9 and it cant get 5 fps on the lowest setting. then they refuse all refunds even tho iv got only hour playtime and owned less than a few days. going against steams TOS. scammers. do not give money . this is an unplayable mess made with total incompetence

Pleasant Indie RPG with suprisingly high production value. The story is OK, worldbuilding is very good and fights involve some tactics. On the other hand. triggering of quests is somewhat random and clunky. There are many good ideas thrown in - crafting, outpost building - but in the end they have too litlle impact. But it is as far as you can expect with indie game. Although falling far from being great game, it is good game on its own and recommended for RPG enthusiasts.

40+ hours in and it looks like it can easily get over 100. And this is why: While you travel with the standard 4 characters, there are a ton of characters you can have on your bench. I think I have about 20 and I see more wanting to join all the time. In addition these characters should be armed properly and their appropriate skill and character traits taken care of. And these bench player don't just sit down waiting for the call to fight. The game has a mission system where you can send these bench players on quests the make you money, gather resources including armor and weapons. However there is a food and money cost for these missions but you make it all back when they come back. The missions are short and last about 5-15 minutes real time. The other thing for longevity is the crafting system. A lot of the resources you gather as you play have trait values. And you can use these trait filled resources to craft your weapon, armor or trinket. The crafting forge has ten(?) slots bu...

Not too bad. I am stuck now.