Three Against the Odds

Rich deep gameplay, no hand holding, enjoying it alot. Lots of action, enjoying the music, can tell this is a labor of love. Definitely recommend. Well worth the price. In the vein of Caves of Qud, Dwarf Fortress and other such atmospheric rogues that make you part of something bigger, instead of the world revolving around you.

A very interesting take on using traditional roguelike mechanics for something like a Warcraft 3-style hero/RTS hybrid. There's a lot of charm in the extremely low-fi art style and general premise. Good - Love the intro story, fantastic pixel art and direction - Writing is fun and has lots of charm - Got a hearty chuckle at the hero replacement choral aria - I do like the aspect of keeping your upgrade points between fallen heroes. Makes it nice to respec playstyles if one of your heroes didn’t work out the way you planned. Bad - I feel like there should be a more hand-holdy tutorial sequence all the way through a simplified victory. There's a lot going on between cards, crafting, enemies, etc. Other - Intro sequence at the start that has all the movement tooltips and such should also reference the Forsaken Manual (great name) - Aesthetically reminds me of Path of Achra and Rift Wizard to some extent. Though I think some of the game’s systems could be clarified a little better.

Interesting roguelite base-defense game that plays in the same category as games like 'Dwarf Fortress' or 'Rise to Ruins', this one has a lot of charm and personality. It was more interesting than other similar games, mostly because everything is straightforward and you don't spend too much time trying to understand what's going on. The miniature 8-bit graphics and gameplay have a lot of charm, and the weird batracian lore is funny. It has the 'one more run' effect as you constantly improve your outcome.The game is quite rich with lots of lilttle things to discover. [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]

A friend of mine recommended it and the game is actually really good. It's the kind of game that will keep you playing and playing for hours without you even realizing. The lore is fun, plenty of secrets and cool things to do, the end becomes a chaotic mess which can be quite fun. I've only beat once playthrough and I feel like I've only scratched 5% of what the game has to offer. Buy it, play it with a nice cup of coffee and be transported back to the good ol' days of no BS gameplay.

FUN DOS INSPIRED RPG/STRATEGY GAME IS DIFFICULT AT FIRST BUT THE CORE LOOP AND LEARNING CURVE IS GOOD I LIKED THAT I PLAYED AS A FROG WIZARD DEV UPDATES FREQUENTLY WITH FURTHER POLISHING THIS GAME WILL BLOW UP

An unusual project that refers as much as possible to the graphics of the very first Ultima, but this is where its similarity to the classic game ends. After all, this is a city-building survival game where you have to fight off waves of monsters. Turn-based gameplay allows you to think about your actions, or, as I often did, after making mistakes, take another step and go to a new circle. An unusual game, I recommend trying it.