The Bastonnes

([b]Edited[/b]) After playing about half an hour of this game, in its current state, as much as I would like to recommend it - I can't. The game's idea is very cute if not overly complex: you can think of it is a rock-paper-scissors with a twist. The game's graphics are very eye pleasing and for sure one of this game's stronger points. However: 1. The game's options, at least the resolution selection, do [b]not[/b] stick: I started the game, changed the resolution from FHD to 4K, quit the game and enteres again only for the resolution to be reset to FHD. This happens all the time. Yes, it may be connected to me playing full-screen... in which case, disable the option to choose resolution in the first place. Also, when changing from FHD to 4K, or the other way around, I didn't see any noticeable change. 2. The offered tutorial is too simplistic and doesn't really explain the game. It gives a very quick summary of the game's controls and even quicker review of the game's mechanics, a...

After playing a couple of hours, I once again wish that Steam had a 'neutral' review option. I love supporting Indie devs, and it seems a lot of soul has gone into the production of the game, but for me, it's too bare bones to be sold for the price they are asking. The game revolves around the idea of having your characters sitting around the table, with each one performing a different attack to attempt to knock out all other player's characters first. It's simple and fun for probably the first hour, but then it starts to lack. Although the game is marketed as "pvp" there is no pvp except with those on your Steam friends list, and even then, the number of different cards/characters you have to bring to a game means that most matches feel identical. I think the game [i]could work[/i], but it needs more time in the oven. I personally would love to see a lot more cards be introduced (perhaps some that don't require a physical character) and some kind of deck system alongside proper ran...