Guild Saga: Vanished Worlds

This has been one of my favorite early access games ever. I'm waiting for the 1.0 release to really go through it all the way. I just really enjoy the combat, the leveling system, the art, the music, the characters, the setting, basically all of it.

非常好玩

I've always been a fan of JRPGs. Also there's something about the anime-ish faces and pixelated graphics that makes it easy on the eyes for me which makes playing the game a very relaxing experience. The last game that made me feel this way was RDR2. Hopefully this game gets the traction that I believe it deserves. Some more explanations on the game if it helps: - Combat: turn based and very simple. I'll give this a 9 out of 10. It would've been 10 if the indicators on where to walk was a little bit simpler or easier to follow; I also noticed that staff/any ranged weapons can only attack in a straight line which doesn't feel right to me so I hope that's changed in the future. - Character Mechanics (if that's what it's called): I love the customization and the potential of being whatever you want to be in this game. You can be a thief that has some skill with your desired school of magic or a paladin via investing points in warrior and cleric. 10 out of 10 for me. - Story: I've yet to finish the game but I've put out 10 hours (4 of those were from my first night) and it's been great. Honestly could use some improvement but maybe there's more to find out. I'm already impressed around Gladeheim. Maybe there's more when I reach new locations. 8/10. Top of my head that's it. I'll maybe update once I get further into the game.

I've played the demo version, which I think cuts you off right before you get to the first main hub. What I can say with confidence is that there's definitely enough potential here, so much so that I immediately bought it after I was done with the demo. Admittedly, I thought I would be playing the game sooner but it's been delayed to Q2 next year which is fine, rather have a delayed but amazing game than a rushed and unsatisfactory one. The comparison with divinity original sin games is certainly more than fitting here, especially with the combat system. You have action points, movement points, and combo of different elemental types that complement each other(based on my very limited experience with the game). The biggest difference here is the game being tile-based. The demo itself took me around 4 hours ish to finish and damn was it fun. The combat is really addictive to me, and I like that most encounters required some level of thoughts going into them or you'll have your ass kicked. I also like what I'm seeing from the story and the characters. If you like jrpgs, then I'm sure you'll have a good time with it. My only gripe so far is the UI. The battle formation setting is quite confusing to read. I didn't know which direction the party was supposed to be facing based on the UI, and the actual placement of the members in combat seems to be random. I also think that the inventory UI itself could be better. Outside of that, I like the artstyle a lot and as long as the devs stick the landing, I think we'll be getting a real gem here

a história ta bem interessante até o momento, gosto bastante desse tipo de jogo

属性点和职业点的加成怎么看？

Great Art and story plus combat so far loving the game