Legends of the Round Table

Hidden gem, must have if you like medieval or low-fantasy RPGs with strategies elements. The artwork is insane, last time I saw something similar in the Pentiment.

Jeu très original, avec une super DA (dessins, Voix, Chant, Musique). Mélange de conte et un peu de stratégie. Je recommande chaudement.

There is something special about this game. To some extent, I think the underlying systems are a bit overwrought and complicated, but that does not take away from the experience really. It just takes a little getting used to. The presentation, music, and narration is a delightful experience and the recreation of the illuminated medieval art style is near and dear to my heart. I enthusiastically recommend this game if you love chivalric tales.

Really dig the management and vibes of this game. Just go with the flow, take the cards you've been given and enjoy the ride.

Beautifully artistic and made with a lot of passion. An interesting albeit niche adventure into Arthurian and Anglo mythology! I really hope more people play this so it can find a following it very much deserves. I applaud the creators for realizing this risky passion project. Such is the human condition.

If there was a mixed option I would pick it. A super interesting concept with tons of love and passion clearly. But the gameplay itself is just lacking depth and replayability. I also recently learned just how few quests are in the game. All that being said I do think you should buy it when it goes on sale, you will at the very least get a few really enjoyable gaming sessions before moving on. I hope these developers continue making passion projects like this.

It's hard to think of anything I can add which isn't stated up front on the store page, but perhaps it is enough to say that the promise of a truly arthurian world presented in videogame format is fulfilled here to the utmost. If the idea of playing a game that is completely faithful to arthuriana in every facet of its design is appealing to you, then you will love this game without a doubt.

Truly excellent game. The artistry that goes into every aspect elevates to its own level. The card based system is unique and works well. Gameplay can become extremely tough if you aren't carefully watching your deck. The stories are beautifully told and structured, and more games like this should be developed. Some of the systems and parts of the interface can be fiddly to get through at first, but what is under the hood is solid. This is truly its own game with its own identity and should be getting more attention for what has been accomplished. Kudos to the Boston Camerata.

Great game overall. Sometimes I spent a little bit much time trying to figure out what I was missing to keep moving forward in quests (most of the time it was due to the UI that doesn't make things obvious about how to interact with quest items or with the decor). Despite that I really liked the UI and the general looks of the game. The critics about having to do a lot of back and forth towards NPCs (making us spend too much time right clicked for a while to go somewhere that's unecessarily too far) are right but it's a minor inconvenience in my opinion. The knights management is really fun and makes you want to keep playing more and more to develop young knights and make them inherit the precious items you gather along the quests. Though it feels like it's not exploited as much as it could. Even if the game is really about the story telling and the adventures/puzzles, this side of the game deserves a little bit more love : definitely more items to get (only a couple weapons, a piece of armor and a horse in my playthrough) and more ways to pass them to certain knights maybe? I'll be waiting for the future content to come up. I'd spend a 100 hours in the game if it offered the possibility.

Fight with honor or you'll be maidenless!