I like Nerdook games, I find them charming.
I didnt get the title of this game but its a very simple hexgrid tactics game, of note, I like the variety of game mechanics each controllable unit had, from undead to wolves, to trolls to dragons, everything had its unique way to attack and it was fun trying them all out.
I wished It had more rooms to mix units from different groups, so you could make your own squad, instead, you can choose from a number of different "parties" to control against the enemy group you will face, i think this was all done in the name of balance.
The game itself was short and easy, you can finish all 25 chapters in a few hours and get 100% achievements in a day or two, you'll need 2 and a half playthroughs minimum for that.
The game was mostly done by one person around 10 years ago, so yeah, it was both nostalgic and entertaining for me, made me remember my times at Kongregate playing flash games.
In general, art, music, story, all were decent but nothing special in my opinion, it a well made game, It did crash on me but only if I tabbed out, didnt find any other bugs but I did find some mechanics exploits to win, although you could win that way, it was tedious so I only used it once in my first final boss fight.
Reverse Crawl gets 13 spiders that overwhelmed my enemies out of 20 zombies in my endless horde thanks to the princess necromancy cooldown and melee life regen and armor. :)
