Mythic Battlegrounds: Demonic Siege

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Mythic Battlegrounds: Demonic Siege Review[/h2] [h1]About the Game[/h1] Mythic Battlegrounds: Demonic Siege is a sort of turn/wave-based auto battler strategy game, where you will need to manage your money, skill points, buildings, and units in a way that allow you to win increasingly difficult battles. [h1]Story[/h1] You play as a half-elf, half-human warrior serving the Human emperor who tasks you to investigate reports and rumors of dark forces near a human village. There you find that dark forces are rising in power and preparing to attack the village, meaning you have to prepare to defend it and uncover the truth behind these events. As the story progresses, you must make an unlikely alliance between humans, orcs, elves, and dwarves in a major effort to defeat the evil plaguing the land and bring an end to the madness. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The game has 8 chapters, and you unlock more of the 4 races as they progress, and at the start of all but the 1st chapter you get to select between 2 commanders, for every race, each of which provides you with a buff varying from combat buffs to economy and building buffs. The gameplay mainly consists of placing units on your section of the battlefield, from where units will automatically position themselves to attack nearby enemies. Depending on the placement and numbers of your units you can even surround the enemies, allowing you to attack them from every direction with both melee and ranged units. The way units are placed plays an important role, as you can block your own back-line units from moving forward and attacking the enemy if they are too clumped up. Battles are automatic, with you only being able to spectate them with a balance of power showing an indicator of which side is winning at the moment. There are over 40 units to be had in total, each having its own important role. Every unit can also be upgraded as you level up buildings. Buildings are constructed and upgraded with gold, and so are units. There is a limit to how many units you can have on the field, but that can be upgraded (to a set amount) by leveling up housing and the talent tree using skill points. Units also have levels, which grant bonuses to stats as they level up. Every chapter other than the 1st also has a legendary unit, only a single of which can be used per chapter. Gold is gained from battles and quests. Dwarves and Humans have the ability to gain more gold with either buildings, commander buffs, or the units themselves providing gold for every battle. The currency also has a mechanic, with which you gain an extra percentage of gold after every battle depending on how much gold you had before the battle. The more gold you have in your coffers, the more you gain after a battle. Like several other things, the interest rate can be buffed with Skill Points, which are obtained after Boss Battles. Skill points can be used to buff units, lower their chance of injury, (The unit is unusable for 2 turns) begin a chapter with upgraded buildings, more gold, a unit you can bring over from the previous chapter, … With every chapter you also have quest battles, some of which are faction-specific and usually provide easy gold, but the harder ones can also provide you with units, and the ability to recruit stronger units and skill points or bonus gold. Your approach to battles should be different depending on what race you use, as some, have strong mele units, others strong ranged units or a good balance of both, so spamming too much of one type of strong unit can still easily cause you to lose if they don’t have proper support. If you lose a battle, it’s game over and you have to restart the whole chapter from the map screen, which can be a bit annoying, as later chapters have 30 battles, meaning you have to go through all of them again which can be annoying for the each time you fight a strong boss, as you don’t know what you will face until you have either begun the battle or already lost to them and started again. The battles can be set to x2 speed. [h1]AI Disclaimer from the Steam page:[/h1] The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this: Ai tools were used to generate or modify some of the in-game images, and UI elements such as icons, and character portraits. Background music was created with AI. We have utilized AI tools to improve, expand, and translate some of the text content(e.g., dialogues, descriptions, etc.). This allowed our team of 3 to focus on core game mechanics and design. [h1]Visuals and Music[/h1] It’s not clear if it’s just some or all images, but the developers did use AI for their creation and editing, as well as for the UI, certain dialogue, and all of the Music. It’s up to you to decide if that bothers you or not. [h1]Pros and cons;[/h1] [h2]Pros[/h2] [list][*] Feels like some of the good old-style browser games, [*] Entertaining and enjoyable, [*] Requires some thinking on the combination of units to use, [*] Some good mechanics.[/list] [h2]Cons[/h2] [list][*] Can be frustrating needing to restart the whole chapter after a defeat. [*] Summoner enemies could use a rework as they can infinitely spam units, instead of only replacing enemies you killed.[/list] [h1]Conclusion[/h1] The game isn’t that long (Should on average be 6-8 hours), but it’s fun to play especially if you enjoy some of the old browser games from the late 2000s. They did use AI for the game, and it’s up to you to decide if that bothers you, but overall the game was a really solid experience and is recommended (Tho it does depend on its price tag when it releases.) Rating: 7/10 For full review head over to our [url=https://www.united-critics.com/post/mythic-battlegrounds-demonic-siege]website[/url]

[h1]Mythic Battlegrounds: Demonic Siege[/h1] 📝 [b][u]Story[/u][/b] & 🎮 [b][u]Gameplay[/u][/b] Erzählerisch bietet einem Demonic Siege eine typische Fantasy Geschichte. Ihr seid ein Halbelf in der Armee der Menschen und dank einer Katastrophe spielt ihr plötzlich eine wichtige Rolle und müsst euch den Mächten des Bösen entgegenstellen. Sowohl inhaltlisch als auch erzählerisch OK, insbesondere für einen Auto Battler. Spielerisch habt ihr nicht sooo viel zu tun. Ihr habt einen Stützpunkt den ihr um Rekrutierungsgebäude, Wohnhäuser und ein Spezialgebäude erweitern könnt. Durch diese könnt ihr euch eine Armee aus 5 verschiedenen Einheiten zusammen basteln, wobei es ein Einheitenlimit gibt, welches ihr mit den Wohnhäusern bis zu einem gewissen Punkt anheben könnt. Eure rekrutierten Einheiten müsst ihr vor der Schlacht noch in einem Raster platzieren, dies könnt ihr, so lange ihr im Stützpunkt seid, jederzeit abändern. Habt ihr einen Kampf aber erst einmal gestartet, könnt ihr nichts mehr machen als zusehen und hoffen, dass ihr genug und die richtigen Einheiten habt und diese gut positioniert sind. Solltet ihr an einer Welle scheitern, müsst ihr den gesamten Level noch einmal durchkämpfen, besonders ärgerlich, wenn man am finalen Boss (meist Welle 30) scheitert. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3484417152 Habt ihr gewonnen gibt es Geld, welches ihr in neue Gebäude, neue Einheiten oder deren Weiterentwicklung investieren könnt. Die Taktik (sowohl Kampf als auch Geldinvestition) hängt dabei auch etwas von dem Volk ab, das ihr Gewählt habt. Neben Menschen und Elfen stehen euch auch Zwerge und Orks zur Verfügung. Zudem hat jedes Volk 2 Anführer, welche euch einen permanenten Buff gewähren und so eine Spezialisierung erlauben. 🎥 [b][u]Grafik[/u][/b] & 🎶 [b][u]Sound[/u][/b] Die verschiedenen Anführer haben natürlich ein aufwendiges Design und werden zum Beginn des jeweiligen Kapitels und in einigen Passagen der Geschichte gezeigt. Ansonsten gibt es noch die Modelle der verschiedenen Einheiten sowie Gegner. Diese sind alle sehr ansehnlich, insbesondere die Bosse. Die Animationen sind flüssig und die Kampfhintergründe angenehm Vielfältig. Die verschiedenen Stützpunkte (je nach Volk) sind recht detailliert. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3484417256 Akustisch macht das Spiel nicht so viel her. Die Musik wird schnell eintönig und Texte muss man mitlesen. Die Soundeffekte sind aber stimmig. 🤷‍♂️ [b][u]Fazit [/u][/b] Ein solider Auto Battler. Wer das Genre mag kann sich dran versuchen und wird auch auf seine Kosten kommen. Für alle anderen wird es eher nichts sein. Mit einer Spielzeit von etwa 10 Stunden und relativ geringem Wiederspielwert, würde ich aber auf einen Sale warten. [quote]Wenn euch die Review gefallen hat dann folgt doch unserem [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/8049466/] Reviewprogramm[/url] Lasst doch einen Daumen nach oben da, wenn euch die Review geholfen hat und wenn nicht dann schreibt mir gerne, was ich verbessern kann.[/quote] Das Spiel wurde der GGC für Reviewzwecke zur Verfügung gestellt.

Somewhat enjoyable if you like auto-battlers, up until the end. Chapter 8 is ridiculous and should be set to humans only because you have no chance with other races and need to be very lucky with the humans even. After you get past that, the newly introduced survival mode is even more ridiculous. Before chapter 8 the game has a nice difficulty progression where it's challenging but doable. The end sucked so bad that any enjoyment that I had prior to it was quickly forgotten. Advice for the dev, assume that the average player is not you (the developer of the game) and think about if what you're doing will be fun or tedious. Also I just noticed that at the time of this review "ALL" recent reviews are negative. That says a lot and I wish that I noticed that prior to buying this.

Количество и качество контента никак не соответствуют запрошенной стоимости, по крайней мере в Украине. Оверпрайс раза в 2, так точно! Есть просто масса автобаттлеров куда красивее, глубже и комплекснее, но при этом дешевле. Из форума и обзоров ясно, что игра короткая - проходится за 6 часов и, как я лично увидел, простора для реиграбельности не имеет, как, впрочем, и достижений. Но это всё ещё полбеды, а о главном минусе ниже: В игре нельзя сохраниться! И автосейва нет, и при выходе не сохраняет. Вот я начал первую главу из четырйх. Сыграл за полчаса 11 волн из 20, убил босса, вышел, чтобы перекуриить, захожу в игру, а кнопка "Load" тупо неактивна! Причём в нормальной игре Вас бы предупредили, что Вы выходите без сохранения, но не тут. Зачем такое делать и когда эти горе-разрабы научатся ценить наше время? 30 минут я слил в никуда :-/ Отдельно обозлило меня то, что у игры была демо-версия, я скачал её 5-го апреля, но не запускал. Ровно через 3 дня я хотел её запустить, но разработчик удалил демку из Стима, а Стим мне написал, что у меня нет лицензии о_О. Крайне нелепый поступок! Я бы по демо увидел, что нельзя сохраняться и не стал бы покупать, а так теперь вынужден ждать неделю-две возврат денег на карту. Скрываю после такого и игру, и разработчика. PS Я понимаю, что не всем дано родиться с музыкальным слухом и вкусом, а так же понимаю, что нейросетевая музыка заполонила просторы сети, но, ребят, давайте хотя бы как-то в тему подбирать сопровождение? Такая кринжатина игррает постоянно вне поля боя, что лучше никакой музыки, чем вот это вот! Ну, никак не передаёт атмосферу и настроение.

The basic gameplay is quite good. It's a simple auto battler with a resourse managment aspect. Between every battle you have get to build building and train units as well as place these units in a formation to fight the next battle. You get interest on all the gold you don't spend, so you are incentiviced to make the minimal amout of units that will beat the next wave. There are different races and you there is a rougelite element that you level up between each chapter, allowing you to get stronger and stronger. Thats a fine gameplay. The problem, and the reason it gets a thumb down, is that you don't get to see what you are up against in the next battle. Meaning that you just have to guess what a good positioning will be, and this can screw you compleatly. If the enemy wave is mage heavy, you really want your tanks in front, but if it's rogue heavy, you want them in the back, protecting your archers. Each chapter is about 30 battles and if you lose one, you have to start the chapter over from then start. If you were able to see what you are up against before the battle, it would allow for much more strategy. that way I could make a useful, custom formation for every battle instead of a standard one that will be decent against anything and is used in every battle. It would allow me to build up if I'm facing units that I'm week against, and save money if vice versa. In summary. It's a strategy game that don't show you what you are up against, so you cant stratagize...

It's fun. For less than the price of a garbage big mac meal, I received 10-15 hours of fun. As GSP once said "buy it with your money." Fair disclosure, it can't cure your virginity, but its cool killing dragons until it isnt. I'm looking forward to the expansions. I'll play thru it again soon.

Very basic options that could have a lot of promise, but falls short in all aspects of the game.

Autobattler makes sense if army composition is important and if there any some synergies etc to play with. This game doesn't have that, the amount of troops is very limited, there are absolutely no synergies whatsoever and most upgrades are just linear stat updates. After quick 5 chapters I've noticed that my strategy is mostly the same regardless of race or oponents. There is just nothing to this game really

It doesn't feel finished - I have no influence on what happens during a fight, I can't change my setup once in the fight, even though there is a "Start Battle" button that is completely redundant. There are no active skills, no targeting specific units, no heroes on the battlefield (the only thing that the "hero choice" does is add a slight change like 10% more damage etc. It feels like the devs tried, and knew what they wanted, but fell through somewhere... I have nothing against AI generated content, but if the gameplay is lackluster then it doesn't really matter all that much...

Mythic Battlegrounds: Demonic Siege is an autobattler strategy RPG game where you take on the role of Humans, Orcs, Elves or Dwarves, all with their own unique Leaders with their army, and Legendary units with their own abilities. I enjoyed the unit development, resource management, sidequests, skill unlocking and the autobattler combat part of the game. The game revolves around pre-battle planning. While battles play out on their own, your success depends on how well you prepare. Decisions such as upgrading units, allocating resources, and selecting skills are critical. Even the placing of units. The storyline was nice to follow and the music to go with it was quite epic. The most challenging part was unlocking some of those achievements. But once you finish the campaign you unlock Survival mode and that's when the real fun starts. I loved the campaign from start to finish. Including the challenges you face in the final chapter. I can't wait to see what else they bring to this game.