Veilbreak

This game is so overpriced for what it offers! The combat is good, but the dialogue is atrocious, the story is barebone and the characters (and character interactions) barely make any sense. The protagonist stole a stone used in a ritual and, in so doing, let some creatures from another dimension into his own and thus the story starts. The priest/shaman that was taking part in the ceremony is saved by the main character and joins him. Doesn't berate him for stealing the stone, doesn't want to take the stone for safekeeping, simply joins his group. They encounter a mage who isn't basically doing anything other than waiting for them outside of a dungeon, that, surprise surprise, they have to visit, so he joins. He barely knows what they're doing, but he just joins. After a short time, they meet somebody who's being attacked. They save him and he just joins. Guess what, he is part of an order that is devoted to fighting the creatures from the other dimension (so it's not that uncommon for those creatures to trespass? So it didn't really matter that much that the main character stole that stone?) Whatever, he just joins. He doesn't ask to take possession of the stone, he doesn't resent the main character for having stolen the stone and thus caused another one of those monsters invasion, nothing, he just joins. In the meantime, we're forced to read the horrible dialogue, made mostly of short quips (usually by the main character) ... I don't even want to waste any more time on this review. Basically, if you can appreciate a battle simulator and forget about the story, dialogue and characters, then maybe this is the game for you. Otherwise, I'd advise against buying this. Certainly at that ridiculously high price. To think that there are extremely underappreciated gems like Forever Home at less than 1/10th of this price! It's absurd!

Okay people. Yet another one from the Wolfs Moon Studios. Boy howdy is it a banger. Story so far is fantastic but the selling point to me is the whiddled down battle mechanics. All skills matter now. It seems to have taken some time for the dev to implement and balance that out and it works wonderfully. 100% would recommend.

Only a few hours in and I can ALREADY tell this is another amazing entry to the game scene from this dev. I've loved all of their games that I've played so far and I'm sure if they keep putting as much effort into them as they have been I will love any more than come out just as much if not more! If you love oldschool RPGs as much as I do, this is another must have.

I always wait till I have played the game for a length of time before writing a review. Veilbreak is right up my alley, it is challenging but not to the point you get frustrated. The enemies give lots of loot and the crafting enables you to make awesome weapons and equipment. I really haven't had to use much money for gear or potions, that is so nice not having to grind forever just to get the stuff you need. The characters have a lot of depth to them and the story line is fantastic, you really get to know them and connect with them. The skiils each character has you use all of them, there are less of them and the ones you get you will use them all. This is yet another game by Wolfs moon studios that does not disappoint and is worth every penny. I like the veteran points you receive to allocate by your choosing to boost up the stats. The developer is hands on and quick to reply and fix any issues that arise. You can tell the amount of passion went into this game.

my first review on steam.so here goes. veilbreak is one of wolfs moon studios finest rpg.lets begin with gameplay the gameplay is catchy very fun and fast turn based battles if you have played this creators games before you'll know what I mean I like the swift action in combat it gives you a free attack or heal the enemies drop crafting materials for you to craft weapons and armor with and sometimes they drop gear too you will find yourself not wanting to run or avoid fights at all because every fight means something.the characters have each individual unique personalities you will laught sometimes at some of crawls remarks.the story is pretty good but the thing is this game has a very in depth story brought to life by the npcs you meet and the campfire stories not to mention the characters tell you what they think too the game feels very novel like in the story telling like reading a book you will find yourself seeking out more of the story and sometimes the npcs tell stories of their own.no towns or castles are scarce on occupants. you even get a ship the enemy appearances are different this time and some of your abilities are too which is refreshing.the gametime you can get is about 40 plus hours if you are a completionist. do I recommend this game?HECK YES!!GO BUY IT MONEY WELL SPENT.

If you haven't played a Wolfs Moon game before: It's an RPGmaker game*, which means it's a turn-based RPG that structurally resembles the early Final Fantasy games. If you want a cinematic AAA experience with deep characterization, look elsewhere. If you want to wander around a landscape whacking monsters, picking up shiny objects, and making numbers go up, this is the stuff. It should run on a potato. *: (NOT the kind of porn RPGmaker game that Otaku Plan churns out) If you've played a Wolfs Moon game before: It's a Wolfs Moon game. There are some interesting developments in Shane's formula this time out. But it's a Wolfs Moon game, and you already know whether you'll enjoy it or not. I enjoyed it.

This is an exciting game. As RPGMaker games go, you can tell the dev paid special attention to make this one stand out. It has well balanced party characters, new and plentiful equipment, and the spells are very effective, and not the normal ones you see in these rpgs. The soundtrack is a pleasure to listen to. I normally turn down or mute game music, but not this game. I have already started a 2nd playthrough as we learn a lot from a full first playthrough. The dev is present on the discussion board and is the most helpful dev. His pride in making his games is obvious. I recommend this and all Wolf's Moon Studios games!

Good story line and crafting a bit harder. great job shane keep it up looking forward for more games

Fun combat, great progression, and plenty of replayability. Veilbreak kept me coming back for "one more run." Definitely recommended.

Another great game from this studio. It's very interesting, the story draws you in right away. I especially like the small changes that have improved the gameplay related to battles, veterans' points, skills and crafting. I'm a big fan of Wolfs Moon Studio and have played all their games multiple times, and I can say that this is one of my favorites and I recommend it to everyone.