Last Days Of Tascaria

Very good game. I totally recommend it. It has a lot of original ideas that mix up really well. The way it is played, you explore, fight and move forward. Exploration: Similar to renowned explorers or FTL, but you need to think more where you want to go, and resources management is very important. You cant visit all locations, as there is an army moving behind you, as in FTL. During this exploration sometimes you get involved with factions, and what you do changes encounters. If you annoy a faction, they will charge more for services, fight you... Fight: A lot of tactical options. There is a morale system that allows you to kill only some enemies, so you need to decide which enemies have more priority. There are also many other options, like flanking, use of shields... Very fun all in all. The best part of the fight for me was the encounters where there is something else going on, like water on the place or regions that drain or give mana. For me the best part was seeing how my ac...

This game is really laggy during some battle scenes and it becomes unplayable and unpausable and must be closed. Walking during battles is frustrating sometimes because the characters choose to walk into other characters even when selecting what you think is the correct way around one. So many random battles. Not enough random concepts, it seems theres just a handful of ideas of what your gonna get when you enter something. I did a few playthroughs and found I could remember almost every potential outcome because there was so few. Many loading screens and lag issues. Noticing many crashing errors now as well Fun game, lots of potential but many issues make it frustrating

It plays a little bit like FTL, but you have to think more about which building you want to visit, as each one gives different resources. Probably will not have as much replay value as FTL but is a good game.

I couldnt find much to like about this game. Its billed as a real-time-with-pause strategy RPG but the end result is... not so much. The graphics are cartoony and uninspired, animations are choppy and bizarre. Its entirely possible to have a great looking game despite minimal animation (ie Darkest Dungeon). Dialogue is bare bones and extremely simple, though this is in part due to non-native English speaking devs. Each location is a simple screen with an interaction and/or combat- so there is really not much to explore. Character development is pretty much nonexistant. You can only customize minally through gear and assigning a few skill points. Combat is from a sideview, rather than isometric or top down, which makes combat awkward- its hard to tell how you're aligned with enemies and if you're giving up flanking. Ultimately I guess this would be ok as a mobile game, but theres not much incentive to play on PC- theres just many other, better games out there.

If you're into old school roguelites with some new interesting game mechanics, you're in for a treat!

Game crashes in tutorial constantly. Text appear outside of text boxes. Some images have weird outlines around them. Fastes refund I ever made.

Without the bugs and odd, cheap interface design decisions, this would be an easy 8/10.

This is a really fun game that resembles the Heroes of Might and Magic games but with more of an emphasis on RPG elements and a choose your own adventure approach to navigating the world. The overall approach is simple, but effective and provides great replay value.

Fun game, but it's overpriced at $16, as it's probably only several hours gameplay. Things I like: a.) the difficulty b.) you can do play throughs Things I don't like a.) game is short, play through is limited options as you always have to have the warrior and mage b.) a great number of bugs right now. Game right now would be worth it at $5. Once everything is fixed, maybe $10 in my opinion

It is a really interesting game. The dynamics of the fights are entertaining and the story engages. Very good game.