Kingsvein

Es como un Baldurs Gate pero en miniatura y en pixelart. Tiene un sistema de clases con habilidades muy interesantes que te permiten hacer sinergias y en algunos casos también sirven para la exploración, la cual es excelente (incluso con bosses opcionales ocultos). A nivel narrativo es básico, pero como el juego no dura demasiado (20 a 30 horas) no creo que importe, eso sí, tienen diferentes finales dependiendo de qué decisiones tomes, lo que le da un puntito de rejugabilidad. Recomendado.

I think it has a lot of potential, but I'm having a really hard time getting past the pixelated interface. The text is pixelated, the graphics are pixelated, my brain is pixelated.

A solid turn-based game with a rewarding class system—you can unlock and switch between distinct classes, each offering unique abilities. You’re able to equip two classes simultaneously and later unlock up to two extra ability slots from any class. Hidden fights and secret map areas with better gear add a nice layer of exploration. I encountered no bugs throughout my playthrough. While the endgame felt a bit tedious, I still managed to finish and enjoy it overall.

As always Rad Codex delivers a great if somewhat brisk rpg, took me ~20 hours to play. Tactical combat is as good as ever and I am left wanting more. I do think Horizan's Gate their previous game edges this one out but it is a diffrence of degrees more than substative.

waiting for your next game

Its got a solid combat system with novel mechanics, and the story is fresh while also being some classic fantasy-ass fantasy.

I'm a huge fan rad codex games however I do have issues with this game one being the graphics are a mess and hard to make out what's going on onscreen and the other is the delayed spells are pretty much useless as enemies will know exactly where to move to and avoid them completely.