The Adventurers

Feels like a turn based tactics version of the old Mount and Blade game. The demo will give you a good sense of the general gameplay loop. Along with taking quests, managing gear, and leveling your party, there are also world event narratives that progress every few days. Adds a bit of tension as you have to juggle which objectives you can take and travel time across the map. Takes a bit to get going, and some things are unintuitive. Hopefully additional tooltip and UI improvements are made in future updates. But if you like the idea of roaming the map, taking on odd quests to get stronger, and working towards global objectives, it's a fun execution of the concept.

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its like battle brothers if it wasn't irritating RNG. excellent game. voiceover is nice. gameflow is good. core loop is satisfying

Didn't play much cause i'm spending time on backlog before new games but i want to leave a positive review to support the work of this indie dev releasing so many content patches fast and reliably. They care about their game and i feel like being supportive. A better review will come with more hours under my belt.

Battle Brothers, но пиксельные

I love the energy system and perks, the couple areas id work on is either giving the market a randomized inventory to sell from all the other shops but make them lower quality so you still have to go to the black smith or enchanter for good equipment, im also going to suggest curses like lycanthrope or vampirism, contracted through fighting vampires or lycans (and dont make it just werewolves either) also a racial system adding the core fantasy races and all itd do is add resistances and key ability differences, also if you are going with new races dont just stick to the core either, branch out into goatfolks or loxodons (gotta call em something else though because loxodon is copyrighted) and if there are going to be beastial races add their nomadic tribes to trade and recruit from or maybe even just raid them, or actually what if you sided with the tribes and raided the cities

For the price, it's not bad. It's definitely needing more content, which it'll hopefully get, but it is 1.0 at this time. The system is there, I hope others will see this game for what it is and could be. Idk about the coding or anything, but it feels okay in playing. I hope they polish it. But for now, it's okay, as a start. The narrator is definitely text-to-speech though, but who cares? Roadwarden didn't have a narrator, and that game was great.

Simple RPG/tactical game with fun core gameplay loop, decent class variety and moderately complex game play. Does eventually feel repetitive, and seems like once your done with the development of your party there's little reason to engage further, but well worth the asking price.