Arithal

A short indie game with turn based battle concept. There's so little scope for exploration in this game, I wonder why there's a tag for exploration attached to this game. Not many fights either. Nonetheless, if they were to expand this game a bit I believe there's scope for improvement to the lore which is kinda non-existent at the moment but definitely has some potential if the developers go in the right direction. After completing this game's 'Chapter 0', I honestly don't recommend playing it but my opinion might change later if they add more chapters.

Neat and short turn-based strategy game! It has a great storyline, characters, and hey it has way more secrets and details than it seems. Depending on which point of the story you are, interacting with characters or paying attention to some scenario elements will give you some extra insights. Graphics look pretty nice, music/ambience is great. Price point is great, and makes it super worth it. From the story ending, it seems like we might be getting more chapters/episodes. I'd be interested in getting the next chapters. Full disclaimer: i was one of the beta-testers for the game, but was not paid for or pressured into leaving a positive review <3

Great setting, challenging puzzles and strategic combat.

Ehhh... this is what you get for a couple of bucks. Basically, a broken unplayable buggy experience. The first battle was fine for me, but the second was not. I experienced major game ending bugs such as not being able to attack an enemy or even move when it was my turn. The camera would also often remain focused on the enemies and not on my character when it was my turn. In such cases where I couldn't move, attack, or see my character the only option was to end my turn. You also cannot move with the keyboard during exploration and each tiny area is connected with loading screens. You also cannot remap the controls or manually save and the only graphic option is low to high. You get what you pay for I guess. Overall, I cannot recommend this game.

Slow, shallow and the jokes are very child like in nature (not the endearing kind).