Wartales

Душно, медленно, дёшево.

Wartales oynadığım en iyi taktik RPG oyunlarından biri. Atmosferi, savaş sistemi ve özgür oynanışı gerçekten çok başarılı

Very steep leaning curve as there is no tutorial. There are always more of them than you. Not very many outfits you can make.

To start off, here is my experience with CRPGs so far: Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Pillars of Eternity, Pillars of Eternity: Deadfire, Fallout, Fallout 2, Divinity: Original Sin, Divinity: Original Sin 2, Wasteland 2, Wasteland 3, ATOM RPG, ATOM RPG: Trudograd, and Disco Elysium. I'm currently playing Wartales with a few selected DLCs, and I'm on my 5th playthrough—mainly because the game kept surprising me with very costly mistakes. It took me about 100–120 hours to get to this point. Looking at it from this perspective, I can comfortably say this game is an absolute knockout compared to the titles mentioned above. I'm honestly still blown away by its sheer quality. Here is a brief breakdown of what works and what doesn't in this game: The Bad Combat music: There’s basically only one track. While it fits the atmosphere well, it gets annoying after so many hours. Honestly, that’s about the only downside I’ve found. The Good There’s a whole list of these: Phenomenal setting: Gritty Middle Ages spiced up with just a subtle touch of low fantasy. Tasteful violence: Well-executed brutality that fits the tone. Outstanding isometric maps: Topography that feels incredibly convincing and genuinely invites exploration. Combat: A true version of "Chess 4.0"—simple on the surface, yet deeply addictive due to the sheer number of factors and units involved. Brilliant mechanics: Excellent design across combat, story progression, dungeon crawling, and puzzles. Even lockpicking is the best iteration of the mechanic I've ever seen. Plus, mechanics like being hunted, among many others. Complex, multi-layered progression system: See above. Ideal crafting: It hits the sweet spot—rich, rewarding, and never tedious. Brilliantly designed trading: Easily one of the best trading systems I've encountered. Extremely well-balanced economy: It constantly forces you to make tough financial choices. Party-building mechanics are a masterpiece: In theory, you could command a massive horde, but in practice, the game will punish you hard through upkeep costs and gear requirements. Treats the player like an intelligent adult: It doesn't hand-hold or over-explain; it's an ambitious game that expects the same level of ambition from you. Multiple ways to make a living. An intriguing "evil" playstyle option. Genuinely tough moral choices. Masterclass quests: Great regional main storylines, along with side quests that leave subtle breadcrumbs leading you across the entire map. Fun minigames within the game. Oozing atmosphere in tombs: High tension, with a fantastic interplay of light and darkness... Perception and observation elements: On a level I haven't seen since Divinity: Original Sin 1. Graphics! while not too spectacular...how diligent. Absolute nuts. Every single detail is so well reflected in your gear, both in your zoom in model, and on the battleground, even small offhands. Swings of attacks look nice, not every kind of weapon looks different, EACH weapon looks different. ...and so much more. I think this might be the very first game for me—regardless of genre—that earns a solid 100/100.

This game isn't worth $128

Game wont start, only error messages sind update

好玩