Horizon's Gate

One of my all time favorites. Come back to it every year or two. Great character customization, open world, tactical combat, art style, humor, and everything else about it. Mod support means tons of extra content too.

Wonderful Tactical RPG with immense depth of class/item customization and puzzle filled dungeon exploring. It has near endless amounts of weaving different classes, abilities, weapons, armors, etc. You can pick from two classes to combine. Use rare unlocks to let you further that to pick 2 more abilities from 2 more classes. Pick 3 passives from any class in the game regardless of actively using said class it comes from. As well as craft/find/unlock hundreds of items that can be further customized with crafting items to change how they function or what damages they do. You want your crossbow to heal when you shoot someone? Go for it. The games traversal system is also incredible with the ability to slowly expand a fleet of ships and engage in ship vs monster or ship vs ship. Naval combat allowing you to either cannon or board ships. Sometimes even allowing you to take over enemy ships after combat to add to your fleet. As well as slaying various sea monsters! You can even find your own little ports to funnel money into and build up yourself. Letting you make your own little port home. If you wanna get extra crafty with it, the game has a built in "Build-Mode" where you can free place any blocks/items available in the game. It's mod toolkit for the game but can be freely accessed in game anytime with Shift+~ and typing b. Just don't be too tempted too cheat in items and ruin the experience for yourself! The game is sent to the moon with EVEN more classes items and content when you factor in the amazing mod community. Mod packs from Wave or Prominence completely overhaul the game and turn it from 20-40 hours to easily 100+ hours. The community actively works together as to make cross-mods as compatible as possible. I alone in my save file now have over 100 mods installed and have had zero issues. An absolute must play if you are a fan of min-maxing endless builds or games like FFTactics.

Fun game, lots of little side quests, there are also many quest, story and locations mods available as well. The main story is a bit short and I'm a bit disappointed you don't get to regain your ability to side with your home country of Domino especially because it sounds as if the Admiral was the only one really trying to kill you. It was fun, and short and didn't overstay it's welcome as even though I put 70ish hours into it it was mostly because I liked doing trading to make money and exploring the different ports. I never really developed my own port so I don't know how that all works but it seems like this game has many systems in it that could give you many more hours of content if you wanted to claim everything for your faction of choice.

Fantastically addictive game. Travel isn't an arduous labor, there are plenty of ways to generate economy and each "stage" of the game opens up possibilities to do different things. Mathias Westlund did about half of the music which is a big plus for me, as I like many of the games he's done the music for. Very few things are extremely tedious and the pixel graphics are super refreshing to see for someone that grew up on NES. Minor quibbles would be the ending itself is a little lack luster. The exp system can be somewhat frustrating given that you have to make a character kind of suck to train them up into the next class, if you're cross classing. But it's just a mechanic of the game and it's fine. It probably makes less of a difference if you adventure out earlier. I probably wont play it again as the story is fairly straight forward, but I got nearly 70 hours out of it and $20 and I think it's well worth the investment.

Great game. Really enjoy it. The class system is great.

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Shining Force meets Uncharted Waters: New Horizons.

good

Clearly a product of love. I felt like I was playing a game from my childhood. Really suggested for lovers of exploration and old tactics games. The class system and crew building are lovely.

tuve un unico problema a la hora de ejecutar el juego, steam dice que ejecuta no se que controlador de microsoft y no abre nunca, ya me paso en 2 dispositivos, pero entrando a los archivos locales siempre juego del ejecutable, que me tome el trabajo de hacer eso ya habla por si solo, es un juegazo para los fanaticos de los rpg tacticos y toda la parte de la navegacion esta bien hecha y planteada, el juego se abre constantemente, varios "mundos abiertos" tienen bastante que envidiarle a este simple juego de pixeles