Ruined King: A League of Legends Story™

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Plot: very engaging, especially for those interested in the world of Runeterra. It's definitely a nice development of League champions and it allows the player to exlpore the universe from a different perspective. The battle system is quite alright, it was my first time playing a game with such system, but it's easy to learn. However, after some time, it might get repetitive. Teleportation - or rather, its scarcity - made it very inconvenient in the aspect of exploring or doing quests. If there were more tps in Bilgewater, doing side quests wouldn't be just walking tediously from one point to another. But I'd say it's the only disadvantage. The cutscenes and art style is pleasing for the eye and the dialogues make the characters feel real.

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It's a bit simpler for a turn-based RPG so it becomes a little repetitive near the end. On the other hand, that puts more on the spectrum of "games to play when you wanna relax and like to play RPGs". So, generally speaking, it's still a good turn-based RPG. Also, if you like the world of LoL, here you have a nice opportunity to learn more about the lore.

An incredibly well made RPG with turn based combat. This game truly shows what the Runeterra universe can bring and it does it well, really well.

I didn't like it at first, but I'm finding myself invested in the story line. I'm normally more keen on exploration than lore, but this one has been keeping me interested. The battle type is a bit new. You can launch instant hits to gain overpower points, or you can choose from the Lane skills, which require mana. From the lane skills you can manipulate, to an extent, which order turns will occur. Braum, for example, can push enemies back in the lane, giving himself an extra turn before the enemy can take their action. Mind you, I'm just starting out and about to hit Grey Harbor, but the game is growing on me. Movement is a bit like Diablo-type games, but it's wonky with a keyboard because the right mouse button is the movement key. You do have the ability to swap things around. Gear isn't falling out of the sky as it does in games like Grim Dawn, Diablo, PoE, Torchlight, etc . . . but it has a neat enchantment system where you have more control over what your gear becomes (crit, attack power, stamina, life gain, etc . . .). As such, materials are what you pick up and receive as rewards more often than gear. With only 3 full left hand fingers I'm still able to play this, and I think a hand or arm amputee could get the controls set up to play this. Fishing is tricky as an amputee, but the mouse isn't needed, so I use both hands to control WASD to move the line and E to reel in. I'm sure I could set up my mouse (Naga) in some way, but WASD is deeply ingrained and tough to change. There is an automovement bug that's easily overcome on the pc. Fire off an action. Since I found out the right mouse button is the movement key I can easily override the bug. Diablo funked up the season rewards, so once I got what I wanted I quit with 60 or so days remaining in the season. This is a great filler game until the next season or while I'm waiting for something else to come out.