Armello

One of the GOAT's in the board game video game space. base game is Absolutely worth every penny. DLC you can probably wait for a sale :)

Best Boardgame mechanics that made for videogames. Animations and sound designs are fantastic. The whole game feel professional and fun. The luck is a really big factor so prepare for bad luck rage on the worst time possible... :D

One of the best digital board games I've ever played. The setting feels so original, and the replayability, especially if you are grinding the achievements, is really great!

pvp的多人下棋游戏，玩不太懂，线上也连不上，挂卡了。

好玩，建议买买买

Jogo de tabuleiro bem divertido, com diferentes personagens jogáveis e mecânicas interessantes. Depende de sorte tanto quanto estratégia. Joguei apenas offline contra a IA, então não posso falar do multiplayer.

I'd originally given this game a negative review. Having given it another shot, I'd now give the game a very narrow positive review, with 4 caveats: 1) Only ever play on single-player mode. The game is extremely luck-dependent, where almost everything is decided by dice rolls, card draws, random loot rewards/punishments, etc. You will likely rage-quit often, and so it's best to do that versus AI instead of human players. Also, the game tries to sell you this idea of earning gear by playing lots of online matches, but this game was never popular enough to attract a large player-base, so you'll probably never find other players online when you want to do multiplayer anyway. 2) The luck can really snowball fast. My advice is, if you don't start the game with a good opening hand of cards, or if your first quest is placed upon a Peril, just restart the game. A bad start can often spiral into a terrible game, while a good start can often snowball into a great one. Lots of games try to balance luck with skill; this game favors luck WAY too much, but a good start will at least put future odds in your favor. 3) Play on a device that lets you accelerate the AI's turns. For some reason, on my old PC, there was no option for me to skip the AI players' combat animations. So, every turn took FOREVER. I'd spend 30sec on my own turn, and then have to wait like 3min for the AI turns to finish. For some reason, on my new PC, there was an option to skip that process. When AI combat is just presented on-screen as a quick summary of win/loss damage, instead of a long and tedious battle animation, the game moves much faster. 4) Buy the game and the DLC during a sale. There are only 8 characters in the base game, and they get stale fast. The DLC characters add enough variety to make the game fun to play long-term, but they probably should have been included in the base game. It's like 3/4 of the game is held hostage behind DLC. If you follow these instructions, you can have an enjoyable experience with quick 30-40min games that have some really interesting interactions.