Telepath Tactics Liberated

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Really fun turn-based game!

Mi ha sorpreso piacevolmente, possibilità di scegliere il livello di difficoltà, tanti personaggi, una buona trama, molte possibilità di vincere uno scontro

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Weapon durability is just bad and Permadeath is an acquired taste. You can play without these things but only on the easier difficulties. Weapon durability adds nothing to a game but unneeded frustration and the equipment system is just awful. Having throw weapons with a limit or an arrow count for bow/crossbow is fine but weapons that break midcombat does not make fights more challenging. Permadeath is whatever as some people like it and others will not touch games with it so it's better to make it an option. It's not a bad mechanic with nameless soldiers but it does stop some people from playing your game. The tactical parts are ok but the menus are trash and very unintuitive. you have to manually give and equip gear, shops only show up every few fights, then you cant sell items after gearing your people, and you can not see what someone can equip when in their character screen. If the worked on the menus and removed the weapon durability this could be a good game. 4/10 - needs work

There are a few things I don't like very much, although I generally love tactical rpgs. First, the game is not very user friendly (no keybinding, no easy load/save options, you must "surrender" to get to your last save and cannot do so while the enemy is acting). Second, each character is a generic class, and it levels without any input of you. you cannot choose how to spend points, and each "class X" will be the same at level Y. Portraits are also quite generic and sprites do not give any special feeling or emotion. Then there is the fact that so many tactical, it makes its difficulty by using MANY enemies (and more and more each time). It shouldn't be a problem in design, but at some point you have to remember that each enemy takes time to act... and it feels a loss of time for nothing since every enemy is doing approximately the same things you can do with your "same class" character. Except they have new equipments/inventories, while your characters have limited one, so it's a bit uninteresting. Obviously you do not drop anything from the enemy so it feels artificial. It can heal with some bandaid... and if you manage to kill him before he use the bandaid, you get nothing. Also, your equipment breaks... not a problem when you can loot the enemy equipment. But in this game, it's not a given. The loot is rare also. Edit: I continued playing (until the end of the campaign) because I wanted to give the game a chance to make me change my mind. But the user interface is really the worse I have ever seen. I thought I already experienced the worst tactical interface in another game, but this one is still heavier, slow, unintuitive, buggy... It's a nightmare. The UI itself is a reason not to play the game. So sad :'(. All in all, I was quite disappointed. The game had very good ideas but was lacking too much in the user interface/experience domain. It's so bad because if the UI was good, the game would be among the best independant tactical I played recently.

[h2] Positif [/h2] [h3] gameplay [/h3] classique du genre, si vous aimez fire emblem, durabilité de l'équipement, upgrade de vos personnages, mort définitive ( hors mode facile et histoire) [h3] dialogue [/h3] Dans ce genre de jeux, les dialogues sont généralement inintéressants, là pas du tout, ils sont au minimum divertissants. des running gag amusant [h2] Négatif [/h2] [h3] Bug[/h3] Pas mal de bugs, impossible de mettre fin à un tour, les personnages qui se déplacent sur une case mais qui sont affichés sur une autre. l'UI qui disparait Bug sur les changements d'arme, obligé d'aller dans l'inventaire pour ensuite pouvoir changer. Sur certaines maps, il est impossible de passer par les escaliers, ils comptent comme des murs. [h3] Personnage [/h3] Les personnages humains sont presque tous laids, leurs émotions sont sureprésenter difficilent de savoir si tel héros pleure, est constipé ou a payé ses impôts. [h3] Unité [/h3] peu de variété d'unité Les unités avancées d'une classe ont exactement le même design. [h3] QOL [/h3] Lorsque vous ramassez du butin, ouvrez un coffre, vous ne savez pas ce que vous trouvez, il faut ouvrir l'inventaire et ensuite voir. [h3] Gameplay [/h3] beaucoup de missions avec un nombre de tours limité, parfois c'est cohérent avec l'histoire racontée donc pas de problème là-dessus, mais autrement uniquement pour forcer à rush une mauvaise gestion de la difficulté, enchainer des missions difficiles et d'autres très faciles n'est pas divertissant [h2] Conclusion [/h2] Il y a la base d'un bon jeu, mais trop de problèmes qui sont difficiles à justifier pour 19€ à prendre à moins de 10€

Solid tactics RPG. I am enjoying it quite a bit.

The game is a cool one to start out, but eventually just drags into montomy of "Reinforcements, Reinforcements, Reinforcements, Reinforcements"