Terrinoth®: Heroes of Descent

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8/10 AMAZING game! I have never played the board game but this is one hell of a title! Writing this review after completing my first playthrough and around 40+ hours. The not quite good stuff are the camera and map, caused quite a bit of a confusion at the start and along the way. Pretty sure most gamers can get past it. I like the customization of abilities, variety of heroes and most all the combat! Storyline is pretty good and ttrpg fans would really love this. Quests have plenty of fights and puzzles. Gamers complaining about the voice/ voice artists, seriously, give it a break. Conversations are quite comedic and background music is nice. Worth every penny. The adventure is REAL in Terrinoth! GO PLAY!!!

I loved the board games set in terrinoth, and I was really excited to play this, but this game got some jank. It feels clunky and there's a lot of QoL things missing that, on their own is fine, but compounded makes the experience not as fun as it could be. Unless you're patient, I would recommend to wait until the game feels less clunky. The irks: - can't party with friends in the tutorial (the tutorial took me about an hour with interruptions) - it's a challenge to know where to click to interact with the world (ie, the book icons, doors, other interactables) - when in multiplayer, players are unable to take their turns simultaneously and it will unselect what you intended to do if your friend hits their action faster than you. - some bugs, such as the Isolated debuff not working when the enemy meets the criteria for Isolation - the grid and player/enemy ground identifiers are off by default. Without these is a much tougher experience to use tactics - movement out of combat feels a bit clunky A bigger gripe I have is the movement action while in combat. Example, I am a hero with 4 movement, I can move 4 tiles. If I click to move 1 tile, it takes an action. If I decide that I want to use the remaining movement points, think again! It takes another action point to move. Doesn't matter if you didn't use all your movement. There are times when the game notices you are out of LoS of your target when you attempt to target an enemy with an ability. On pressing the button that requires LoS, the game will take a movement action for you. Very frustrating since action points are the most valuable resource in the game. The good: - hero designs are good, really enjoy the versatility of how you can build your heroes. - the art is pleasant - hitting the synergies between the heroes in your party feels great Unless something breaks the game, I will continue to play this and will update this review if the issues mentioned above are resolved.

Game breaking bug. Finished a level below skydown and game just clocks. Never loads after finishing that level. Been like this over a week. Many others are having same issue. only buy if you want to get stuck not playing in the middle of the game!!

I found the game very enjoyable. Interesting characters and fun combat. Though I love BG3, this game is more accessible and less inventory and ability management. Though, your choices of who and what to bring on a mission matter. I like the fact that it is mission based as opposed to managing a multitude of outstanding quests. The game looks great and feels polished.

Great tactical fantasy game. Coop works really well. The combats are engaging. The maps are interesting. The story is ok enough. Adventures are pretty self contained and easily done with a group in 2-3 hours each.

Jeu très agréable. Simple sans être simpliste.