Sunderfolk

I'm in two minds about this game... but I imagine it's mainly who you play with. It suggests it's easy enough for non gamers, but it's surprisingly hard. It ended up taking us about 33 hours... somehow, and the ending was, to put it bluntly... awful. The game just ended, not with fireworks, but with a wet fart. About 5 hours in, 2 of us decided we didn't like our characters, but our only option was to completely restart the game. How's that acceptable? Take Baldur's Gate, for example, if you aren't enjoying your character, you can just change it. The fact that's not in this game is insane. Also, my daughter chose the Rogue, but didn't want to fight, while my friend picked the Fire Mage, but didn't like them. He wanted to be the Rogue or the Archer, and she wanted to be a healer. TOUGH! Once picked, you're locked in. There were a few moments which were fun, but overall, nah. We had so much money, but almost every item sucked. Honestly, one of the most expensive items was "summon an ally who has 12 health and does 3 damage"... yay? I did enjoy the story, but the game felt like it was lacking something fun. The ending was so bad, I had to Google if the game had multiple endings because I assumed we did something wrong and got the bad ending. Nope... just the wet fart I mentioned earlier. Shame.

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There is definitely innovative tech here and it is great to see the gaming industry forging new paths. However, me and 3 others played this on our couch with our phones, like this game is supposed to be played, and found that it... kind of sucks. The story is really bad and the controls on the phone is a bit finnicky. We ended up playing Jack Box and had a far better time.

Great long-distance relationship game (it's honestly surprising how limited the option in this kind of sector still are), streaming-coop works fine most of the times, no bugs, all the game promises works solidly for me. It's got some interesting gameplay mechanics, even for rpg veterans, stays engaging and keeps being motivating. Fights are engaging and challenging at times. Visuals are nothing spectacular obviously but it's got a nice, characteristic artstyle at least. Voice work could have been a bit more creative, always weird if monsters with 6 arms sound like a little boy, even in a cute-cartoonish setting like this one. All in all the devs created something very nice here and I hope it can be an example for other devs for this kind of coop experience.

A very good tabletop game with a polished app that works well. More developers should follow suit with this type of “couch” co-op model.

If you are looking for a great multiplayer (2-4 players) experience and you enjoy strategizing combat to complete missions, look no further. Sunderfolk gives you an in-person board game experience without all the card and game mechanic management. As an avid board game night host; this has been a breath of fresh air and is so nice to have and lean on for friends as I don't have to worry about setting up or learn a new game's huge rule book. All I have to do now is worry about what snacks we're having :)

So, I have played a Trial Version, and it finished after tutorial mission and one custom mission(with bug and skeletons). If you count them, it doesn't sound like "Play the first four missions of Sunderfolk for free!" The game is more puzzle then tactics and it's a shame. It has almost nothing from RPG and a bit from tactics. Sunderfolk looks and plays very good. Mobile controller is excellent! But please, too many false advertisement here