Tales & Tactics

+1 fun

Wasn't sure how much I liked it at first, but after unlocking different characters, got into the swing of things and really enjoy trying out different techniques. Some traits seem grossly stronger than others (healing is bonkers), but good balance overall. Some bugs with drafting (my favorite type) as the abilities I pick sometimes don't show up in the game, but that just means I have to adjust.

Very solid rogue auto battler. Very enjoyable game loop which gives you a lot of control over its RNG rogue aspects. I played all the way through its entire ascension and dipped into the "multiplayer" (Semi multiplayer, its not live runs, but you do face off against other peoples real builds.) While I do recommend the game it does have a couple cons: While I hate RNG and prefer control, this game gives you perhaps to much control. You pretty much decide 90% of your build at the start of every run, and the only RNG is whether you get some over powered buffs / events / items as you go. It is a weird thing for me to complain about, as this SHOULD be a pro, but it feels like it has gone to far in the controlled direction. There seems to be a very small handful of very powerful tribes, and many very weak ones. Perhaps I am missing something, and just played the other options wrong, but the power gap between good tribes and bad tribes felt pretty wide. In general the mechanical clarity of your options feels a bit lacking. Its hard to get a good measure of the smaller points and numbers of the game and you just sort of have to go off a general vibe of how successful you are, which is part of why I am not sure if I was missing something about many of the tribes or if the balance is just in question. And last: I see that the game has "seasonal multiplayer" and I have almost no idea what that means, how rank works, or much of anything along those lines. If there was a bit more clarity on what is going on in multiplayer, and perhaps a bit of better balance this game could have hooked me for a long time. - So TLDR: Definitely recommend the game, playing through the story mode is fun and really scratches that auto battler itch. As for long term multi player / replayability it is lacking a little, so a good 20-100 hour game, but its not one that is likely to hook you for hundreds.

sehr Anspruchvoll, mit sehr vielen Kombinationen.

到大赛阶段了，凑个5莽夫用光了星都D不出来，这什么NT抽牌概率，不会做战棋游戏就别做，抽牌概率也不会搞，棋子也就最高才3费，真的服了

It's a roguelike autobattler (the player chooses the fighters for their team, and then the fight happens automatically). At the beginning, you choose a character from nine available, each with different abilities. Then, over the course of the run, you build your team. The fighters on your team can be selected from randomly drawn pools, and if three more copies of the same fighter are found, they are upgraded to level four. Between fights, random events occur, which generally offer advantages (equipment, potions, special abilities, etc.). This is my first time playing this type of game (I like turn-based combat games that allow you to have complete control of the fight), and I have to say I had a lot of fun. I particularly appreciated: The enormous variety of fighters, allowing for countless different combinations and strategies. The draft option, which allows you to combine the characteristics of the starting characters to create alternative builds. The downsides are: Dependence on luck in drawing the necessary fighters: upgrading fighters is essential to progressing in the game, but if you're unlucky, you won't find the copies you need and will be defeated. Since there are so many fighters, it's common to miss the copies you need. This weakness is mitigated by items that make the search easier. This problem is particularly noticeable at high levels. Difficulty in determining party strength: during combat, fighters move independently and sometimes adopt strategies you hadn't anticipated. E’ un gioco roguelike autobattler (il giocatore sceglie i combattenti che faranno parte della sua squadra e poi il combattimento avviene in automatico). All’inizio si sceglie un personaggio tra i nove a disposizione ognuno con abilità differenti. Poi nel corso della run si forma la propria squadra. I combattenti della squadra si possono selezionare da pool pescate casualmente e se si trovano altre tre copie dello stesso combattente avviene l’upgrade fino al quarto livello. Tra un combattimento e l’altro ci sono eventi casuali che generalmente offrono dei vantaggi (equipaggiamento, pozioni, abilità particolari ecc). E’ la prima volta che provo questa tipologia di gioco ( a me piacciono i giochi con il combattimento a turni in modo da aver il completo controllo dello scontro) e devo dire che mi sono divertito molto. In particolare ho apprezzato: l’enorme varietà di combattenti che permettono di ottenere tantissime combinazioni e strategie differenti. L’opzione draft che permette di combinare le caratteristiche dei personaggi iniziali creando build alternative. I punti negativi sono: dipendenza dalla fortuna nel pescare i combattenti necessari: fare l’upgrade dei combattenti è fondamentale per avanzare nel gioco ma se le pescate sono sfortunate, non trovi le copie che ti servono e vieni sconfitto. Dato che i combattenti sono molti, avviene frequentemente di non trovare le copie che servono. Questa debolezza è mitigata da alcuno oggetti che facilitano la ricerca. Il problema si avverte in maniera rilevante agli alti livelli. Difficoltà nel capire la forza del party: durante lo scontro i combattenti si muovono in autonomia e a volte adottano strategie che non avevi previsto.

你们是不是对沙盒模式有什么误解？我要测试阵容构筑，结果你告诉我沙盒模式和普通闯关模式一样必须自己正常按照流程打，连自选棋子都不行？

pretty good take on an autobattler cant remember what the league of legends one is called but plays very similiar to that one, not much to say but its an honest take on the genre and it does play well

great game

Like TFT but solo (yet somehow just as toxic) (looking at you Ki O'Dini)