
Stoneshard is a hardcore turn-based RPG about the harsh life of a medieval mercenary: travel with your own caravan, descend into procedurally generated dungeons, learn new skills, survive hunger and injuries - and remember, every mistake can mean death and loss of progress.
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Reviews
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Reviews
불편함 어려움 재밌음
Great strategy RPG game. Can't wait for other updates and developments.
i love this game. absolute masterpiece
Я не доживу до релиза
好
玩法有意思
挺好玩的,就是赶路太折磨外加剧情太拉
muy divertido pero dificil, esperando la 1.0
it's frustrating at first because you can easily get stuck having too few resources to maintain or "tread water" to get to the next thing. gathering and selling to the herbalist to get enough money for bread is the best strategy i found on day 1. keep going and build up a stockpile and you'll eventually be alright. once you get out of that early beginning struggle, the game feels a lot better. i'm really liking it.
I liked the game. Its punishing system feels in place. It doesn't feel unfair but it gives me the sensation of how vulnerable the character is against a dungeon full of enemies and how much damage and horror can take its tool. It makes the preparing portion not only indispensable but rewarding as you balance how much and what you bring with you and how much space do you leave to get loot. It also feels there are some things missing, which is expected for an early access and it is openly stated what other features are expected to be implemented. It really helps having save & exit for people who have to play some minutes a day, as sometimes you will spend an hour or two to properly save again. If you like interwoven health/survival systems and a grounded character defying the odds it is worth buying already.