Titans of the Past

The combat is really, really fun and I'm enjoying the aesthetic. The maps are well designed and interesting. I wish there were a lot more of them, because you quickly end up doing the same ones over and over. However my biggest complaint is that I have to use windows magnifier to read any tooltips because the text is so tiny!

Great idea, the chrono part about this is super fun.

Edit: Good game except the arena nodes. These are always MUCH MUCH harder and tend to end my runs in defeat. There are some rewards for failure, but they quickly become so pitiful as to be almost nothing. The enemies and dungeons scale pretty harshly as it is, and the arena's just kill it for me. Maybe you're thinking "git gud." Sure, but the formation has to include some squishier units protected in the back row... but in arenas, enemies spawn in all around. It's impossible not to have enemies behind, where they have a big chance to target the glass cannon mage. I even leave the enemy rangers unless there aren't any other enemies to attack, as they rangers are less dangerous than AOE or melee... but it still often ends in defeat. Unless I turn the challenge rating down so low that the rewards for success also are pretty pitiful. Forget this. TL;DR Good game! Try the demo, but keep reading for some things that weren't obvious (at least to me). First, the game is ridiculously dark in some dungeons, as in, can't find the door in the cave dark. Increase the gamma. Brightness maxed and shadows min help, but wow, gamma. And anyone who can learn light magic can eventually learn a torch spell. (Maybe this is not a common issue,) Second, the game organizes things well. For example, skills are grouped by their skill training buildings (temple skills include light and body magic, thieves guild includes perception and disarm traps, etc.) A person in a given class (like ranger) can learn some skills (go to the training buildings for low price), but not others. The little diamonds are showing how many levels of mastery that character can eventually get: basic, expert, master, and grandmaster. Great quality of life and lots of info in one space here. Adventures are divided into map sections and themed rooms. There are several different sections possible. (So far I've seen forest, swamp, cave, and stronghold). But a section like the stronghold appears to always have the exact same stronghold layout. That isn't terrible; I can learn where the treasure chests are and that past that door is the boss. Maybe higher levels have variations... I sometimes run into evil shrine rooms instead of good shrines where I can buy building materials (yes please). I don't think I'll get bored, but it's fair to note. Third, faces and voices. There are lots of custom portraits for creating characters. Free changes to appearance and free skill respec. And it's possible to add your own custom portraits and even voice files (haven't tried either). Voice acting is just short bits from characters getting walloped or single lines from enemies. The portraits and customization are very cool! The voice acting is more in the good attempt category. Fourth, art. I also really appreciate that it isn't stupid retro pixel ugly graphics. Finest you can imagine? Nope, but the first dungeon in the demo doesn't show off the range. Fifth, it's also fair to note that if you stop an adventure partway through, it's going to reset the dungeon. Sometimes real life intrudes, and I didn't want to lose ANY hard won progress. But even dead characters return back in town, and even failing an adventure still gets a % of the rewards. Last, I'm playing on Linux Mint through Proton. It just works! Anyway, the demo will show most everything else. At the modest normal price, I highly recommend buying the game.

Two issues. Can't equip two knucle dusters as a monk and the lack of knucle dusters in the game as my character picture I made is of me in a goldish robe with the fuzzies around the neck with a gold cross and two spiked gold knuckle dusters. I feel like a monk should have the option in unarmed to equip two considering monks train their fists and with a pole. And my next and last issues is with the frame drops that happen HEAVY around any map with lots of moving parts. Specifically trees and foliage. If there could be an option to just turn off all movement on static objects like trees and so on that would be game changing and cause my system to probably stop heating up so much and dropping MASSIVE frames on those specific maps. Other than that this game is like perfection in every way. I played the demo. Thought it was good. So I bought it. And I don't regret the purchase. That demo sold it to me instantly. It gives you just enough to let you KNOW that you want it. Okay that's all for this review. Genuine relay on information I've learned from the game and the fixes I know it needs. Runs smoothly overall depending on the level, but because the levels are random and in too set of an order it causes issues on some maps that feature any trees or foliage or moving things. Make the fire static. Make the trees static. The grass and bushes. Have an option for it I mean and I think my game will run pretty smooth. Thank you if you read this and if not. I probably shouldn't expect anything and that's okay. I'll still try and play it how it is, but I know I'd enjoy it more with more frames. Also on AMD it black screens my entire screen if I play at anything above 1080p. And I have a 2k res monitor. Just a little side note I thought I'd add. Okay bye now. Buy the game. Peace.

Well, I am liking this a lot. Love the pause-action system, town management, and especially the character creation and amount of unlocks. It checks a lot of boxes. It would be great if there was an open-world mode with quests. That would be amazing! Hint hint... ;)

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Absolutely loving thios game. What a great new gamestyle with a mixture of real time combat and turn based. The battles are thought provoking and exciting. Its an absolute crime this game hasnt gotten more traction. Highly reccomended for purcahse at full price if you like D&D style RPGs (battles / not story driven). Spread the word too!

Dobra gra z potencjałem. Titan of the Past to typowy dungeon crawler. Na poczatku mamy podstawowa druzyne ale z czasem budujemy usprawnienia budynkow w miescie przez co zwiekszmy dostepność ras i klas postaci oraz mozliwosci ich rozwoju. Troche trzeba pofarmic aby zbudowac dream team. Jednak warto. Sama rozgrywka jest unikalnym systemem gdzie dopóki sie ruszasz to czas plynie dla wszystkich jednak gdy stajesz włacza sie pauza. Ogromna mnogosc kombinacji rozwoju druzyny i losowy system generowania przedmiotów. Najlepiej mi się gra gdy druzyna liczaca 4 osoby z niezłą synergią skili i stylu walki. Bardzo polecam.