
Oafmatch is a role-playing game that combines traditional RPG turn-based combat with match-three and roguelike mechanics.Go into battle with four party members from thirty playable classes, power up weapons by making colored gem matches, then unleash devastating attacks on your enemies!
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Languages: English
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Excellent Match 3 game. Super addictive. Love the grind and character leveling and items. It does reach a point, however, where the difficulty scales up to a grind.
I played all encounters on the hardest difficulty without issue until the encounter with the giant mushroom, which was impossible to beat even on the easiest difficulty after hours of repeated attempts. I simply wasn't able to continue playing, so I quit. Up until that encounter I liked the game, but those hours of repetitive humiliation and rage more than outweighed any enjoyment I got before it. Edit: in retrospect that encounter was a sidequest, so you can backtrack to the main quest and continue playing without beating the giant mushroom. Just be prepared that there will be some impossible encounters. Otherwise I'd recommend Oafmatch only if you enjoy match-3 type games. The dialogues are very funny too, but the story kind of doesn't go anywhere and the gameplay became too repetitive for me on roughly the 4th map.
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[b][h1] Oafmatch campaign review [/h1][/b] After receivng and playing this game for quite some time i can tell there something really catchy about it! It has story, quite a lot of skill sets, same goes for available team members that you unlock while progressing in game story. The levels are quite easy, even on 3 stars, you get basic 1 boss-like fight per level where to can feel increased difficulty which may force you to change skills you have set for your team for that specific fight. Each Map/Level has an Arena with respective difficulty matching the Level's one. You may unlock skills while competing through waves in it. After wave 20 you may get a chance for special skill drop that is overpowered, i've used them myself quite alot during my gameplays. Do not worry, the rest of the game is not boring at all, during random fights you get to play against computer that can use skills as well (priority would be to destroy them first in most cases). Pros: [list] [*]Catchy! [*]Rich skill set variety [*]Many characters to choose from [*]Does not consume lots of time (if you do not want to :P) [*]Easy to understand even for beginners [/list] Cons: [list] [*]It really missed voice over in story telling parts [*]Weak computer resistance on 3 stars [/list] Those who wants to check out my gameplay, can find it [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtUA1ph7VMg] here [/url]
Me at purchase time: Match-three games are so dumb. I'm only getting this because so-and-so recommended this for some dumb reason and its on sale. *grumblegrumblegrumble* ...aaaand two days later it's the most played non-multiplayer game in my Steam library. This game is stupidly addictive. Yes, match-three games are still really lame, but this one is worth it for the dumb-yet-funny plot and the RPG stats that require actual strategy. Only downsides for me were that it is Windows-only (which limits me to my main gaming desktop at home instead of my portable MacBook which I use everywhere), and it was actually so addictive I literally had to force myself to stop playing for a few days so I would actually do work.
Love/hate relationship. Takes the Puzzle Quest formula and works it into a keen multi-party fascimile. The game is fun, but only for awhile. The balance suffers, and if you don't get a few solid combos/set-ups in the first couple turns, you're going to lose or spend a frustrating amount of time trying to dig yourself out of a hole. Which leads me to the one MASSIVE, game-breaking oversight: how the everloving hell do you design several hundred levels of grind WITHOUT a quick reset option?? Worse, the game doesn't recognize any button presses until after the enemy has finished its turn, which can take up to a minute! Seriously, you just want to hit ESC key, but the game presses on with combo after combo after stack after stack after bonus turn after bonus as your party is slowly decimated and you are powerless to quit out of the battle (upon which you are greeted with a slide whistle sound effect). Rage fuel. It's a solid game, just...too repetitive and rage-inducing for a casual.
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