Terrinoth®: Heroes of Descent

I enjoyed this game more than I thought I would, and I would recommend it to those who like the combat and team comp part of a trpg. Things I enjoyed: The best parts of this game are the team building and the combat. The other elements are nothing special, but just fill in around these core parts. When you build your team of four for each mission, each character can choose from itemization, skill points, level up bonuses, and skill sets themselves. Each one adding a different layer of complexity. Ultimately this leads to a very diverse set of teams and playstyles for the different missions. You are also required to bring certain heroes for different missions, which initially feels like a drag, but really helps you discover new playstyles and team comps. The items feel impactful, and several of them are strong enough that you even build your team around them. Combat is fun. I liked the action point system overall and playing with movement and terrain types was rewarding. It is very satisfying to finish a mission. The time-based AOE attacks are also a nice element that forces you to think about positioning and move timing. The dialogue is not bad. I think the voice acting is generally good and I didn't find it annoying while I played. The music is also well done. The enemy diversity is enough to keep things interesting for the 20 missions. There are enough factions and mechanics that you learn to play around. Cons: The story is sort of confusing and didn't add much to the game. Beating the final boss is not as satisfying as I expected. The bosses from the other acts I actually found more interesting and rewarding. The puzzles and "discovery" parts of the dungeons are just filler. I think maybe one required some thought to get through? Otherwise you are mostly just making sure you check all the walls for breakable icons to not miss loot. Ways the game could improve: 1. Every character has 2 base abilities and i WISH there was a third you could rotate in. Or that you could put skill points toward those. The base abilities were pretty one-note for the most part and I think there was more potential their for fun builds. 2. Having to click up and down stairs is annoying when exploring the dungeon. 3. Sort of wanted a way to view my team outside of preparing for a dungeon. Like seeing them all together or something. Not exactly sure how it would work, just wanted that team at the campfire type feeling. 4. I loved that there was an indication of the weaknesses and strengths before every mission. But sometimes is were a bit misleading? The last mission in particular had a confusing guidance. I would definitely play more levels if they were added in an expansion. I enjoyed my time in Terrinoth and I applaud the hard work of the team in making it!

It reminds me a lot of Knight's tale: King Arthur It's pretty good if you want to scratch that itch for that type of TRPG. It could be better, but I still recommend and I hope the devs won't stop here.

bonne histoire

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very fun, give it a go!

Very good for price

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