SFD : Rogue TRPG

令人著迷的好遊戲

7/10 A procedurally generated indie TBS / RPG where you lead a small party of fantasy characters in turn-based battles Good: - levels are randomly generated - fairly classic types of characters, from warrior to cleric to mage (and some more), and the system works fine. Plus you can push enemies into spike traps or explode barrels - quick travel between already cleared rooms So-so: - pixelated graphics are typical for indie games, so it's up to your taste - sounds are 8-bit - up to your taste Bad: - inventory management is somewhat cumbersome because there are no mouse-overs and you can't drag items. I guess they designed this game for mobile and then did a PC build out of Unity engine without changing any of the controls for PC - a tutorial would actually be helpful. I did get a handle on the minor rules and quirks after about an hour, but it was quite stressful at first, especially because you can't reload - no music, and it feels cheap and unfinished because of that - no story. Like, whatsoever. You just walk around randomly generated rooms, leveling up your characters and collecting loot. It feels meaningless after a while. Even in ADOM from 1994 you had some quests, big and small Overall, it feels pretty much like a mobile game but with 8-bit production values. It kinda works and is fun for sure though I'd probably not play it for long. Maybe an hour or two at a time. Like you would play a mobile game. [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]

Great little isometric tactical dungeon crawler. Tons of spells and items, several classes with advanced classes. The pixel art is reminiscent of 16-bit tactical RPGs from Genesis and SNES. The only downside is there's basically no music, but I'll put on things like the Golden Axe or Shining Force soundtracks and it fits the theme quite well. Highly recommend this game.

Very fun. I played it obsessively. It would be cool if the mole from Mail Mole was in the game.

I'm giving this a thumbs up; but hesitantly. Theres some fun parts -- but man the game can e obnoxious. Most rouge games allow you to unlock new stuff for each new run, so there feels like progression. There is none of that, and the levels are pretty bland. You will deff scream at the rng allowing your squad to miss over and over again. If it's on sale give it a shot.

Bare metal. Sigma algebras of scarce loot. No issues playing the Linux build.