
Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion is a turn-based wargame, where strategic troop placement is essential to succeed, but this is just one of the many choices you will face while fighting your way through your many battles!
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So I've recommended this a few times to people, but I've finally actually fully finished the campaigns. It's a good turn based tactics game with some unique mechanics where turns are resolved all at once so you need to carefully plan your moves factoring in both your own units action speed and enemy movements, otherwise you'll get in your own way. You also have a very limited number of orders you can give per turn, requiring you to rely on building proper battle formations that don't require extensive micromanagement and give smart standing orders so your units can go about a set mission without you directing their every move. In that regard, it's a very different experience to most. The storytelling throughout most of the game is solid. I don't want to give away anything here, but its a dark and dirty war and as the campaign progresses things get progressively darker due to politics and human emotions. The ending, however, can go and suck a fat one. Rather than have a proper ending, they handball it on to their mobile title Ravenmark Mercenaries, which (if it even still exists?) from what I could see doesn't actually have story. But until that very final moment the storytelling is fine, it just lacks a proper resolution and that is gonna irk me as much with this as it did with Animorphs and Startrek Voyager. I found parts of the game really hard to binge play, not because the game was too hard or annoying itself, but just because of how bleakly depressing it often was. All in all, it's fairly cheap and well worth the investment.
很不错的游戏
This is a great game for those that like turn based strategy and don't expect much on graphics. It has balanced units and it's greatest asset is the battles. The story is average and the ending is bad the epilogue story is horrible. if I were to rate the story it is starting on 7 going to 5 and ending on 3 out of 10 max. To get the most out of this game you need to get the 3 starts for all battles(not easy). That is the real challenge on some battles you will do fine while others you will need luck and saving/loading 1 turn prior. For example the worst mission I found destroy 3 X structures and kill Y unit in 8 turns! While being given units who are slow with maneuver. The game is horrible at explaining you to use armies you need to figure it out how you will place one unit than give it an order to anticipate the battle 5 turns later. Once you get flanked break formations and so on. It is extremely rewarding to finish all battles on 3 stars. Sadly there is no real guide and you have to figure it out yourself. If you don't like chess like games and solving puzzles with strategic battles than this game is not for you. Story is full of characters that make morally idiot choices I think I would choose different if I was 7 years old, but it has some good parts rarely. Skipping from childish to pure terror and murder basically power corrupts in an absolute way turns all to evil murder loving morons, probably reason the story was left unfinished and no part 2 of the game. Game has it's flaws but I will give it a good rating for the battles+balancing of battles.
BOnitos graficos, arte cuidado y uun gameplay correcto con algunas cosas nuevas
Man kann nicht einmal den Ton einstellen und leiser machen!
Great fun
Very good turn-based, tactics RPG utilizing such things as morale, facing, range, and unit type to create often very challenging scenarios through a intersting (albeit somewhat unoriginal) storyline campaign. Set in a medieval-type world, you are a low-born thrust into the ranks of the Ravens, the military elite. Graphics are hand-drawn character text interactions with no voice over. Sound is basic but perfectly acceptable.
One of my favorite games to play as a kid. This story is insanely good.
A focused, to the point turn-based tactics game with some quite interesting rules and an original combat system. There's no bloat or RPG mechanics here. Just a campaign with a series of missions with fixed troop deployments. Sometimes, less is more, and this is true here.
I played this in the Iphone and I bought it to play it again. This game is story driven and unfinished as they tried to transform the game into a live service and failed. This game you don't manage garrisons or level up, you are story driven and put in a situation with your resources to acomplish your objective. The worst thing of this game is that the story doesn't finish and it will leave you a deep black abyss in your heart
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