
The Battle for Wesnoth is an open source, turn-based strategy game with a high fantasy theme. Explore the four corners of Irdya in seventeen solo campaigns and dozens of multiplayer maps, taking part in countless adventures as you go.
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esta muy buesnoth
gud
Deveria ser crime esse jogo ser de graça. Simplesmente melhor que a maioria dos jogos pagos. Dê uma chance, faça o tutorial e a primeira campanha, depois vem aqui me agradecer. Roda em qualquer batata. Campanhas incríveis em português. Gameplay hexagonal sólido. Trilha sonora impecável e memorável. Jogo desde os 12 anos e em um mundo que hoje os jogos de graça estão lotados de microtransações, isso aqui envelheceu como vinho. Não há paralelo com nenhum outro. 9.6/10.
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Languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, French, Czech, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Polish, German, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Traditional Chinese +4 more
Hours played at review time, across 52 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Amazing game. So much variety of gamestyles, troops, stories. One of my fav games ever made.
10/10
Timeless classic
Iconic game tbh
E um dos melhores jogos para quem gosta de jogos baseados em turnos
Amazing game with an unlimited amount of play time and drastically underrated. Highly recommend!.
Overall, I have no complaints. It's essentially a free Fire Emblem-like game, with hexagons (which are the bestagons) as the tiles. It's rather challenging, but not overly so. And it functions on rather old low-end devices like my own, which is a pleasant surprise. It may lag a touch, but that's to be expected on a device like mine, you the reader shouldn't have any substantial struggle. And again, it's free, quite a worthwhile price. As a more professionally formatted review: Art: Beautiful, almost retro-feeling. Gameplay: Well-balanced. Challenging and complex, but not to such an extent that it's too much. Weaker hardware: Functions well on older and lower end hardware, should work on anything made after 2010. 2011-2014 devices may experience minimal lag, but it isn't substantial, gamebreaking, or anything of the sort. Story: I'm still in the earlier scenarios, so the stories are given a bit less time to flesh themselves out. But they're still decent, and the later scenarios will most definitely have more fleshed-out characters and storylines. Price: Free, very much worth it. Overall: 10/10, a pleasant experience.
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