Wartorn

成长系统太拉胯，局内也没有什么肉鸽元素，全靠升级，升级也没有质变，饰品更是废物，不会做就别硬塞这玩意行不?就很差劲，家园宝物和人竟然只能各带一个?有必要这么卡吗？最高也才五级，法术更是垃圾，就几个技能，也是只能带一个，说实话太差劲了，难度还很高，后面招募个十来个人，粮食两天都撑不住，随机事件没有任何意义，所以这到底算什么类型游戏?要成长没成长，要局内没局内的，完全就是个四不像

这个游戏治好了我几年的电子ED（上一个这么好玩的还是全战了）

You can manage your fights, but after 3 negative events in a row, your run will be cancelled. The game still has some bugs, like a trinket can change on your main unit without your realisation or asking. One fight, Yara had one trinket, and the next, another... But game is fun in the end.

Game was very well made from what I played. The only reason I refunded it was I was expecting more hero units to work with and more of a skill tree instead of brief battles which became semi repeating very quickly.

(I've got about 10 or so hours so far on my girlfriend's account!) I've had a ton of fun playing Wartorn so far. The bones here are so strong it's impossible not to see this game's potential, even this early into it's life cycle. Art is beautiful, the story, characters, and VO are all great and break up the gameplay nicely, and even though I feel progression is a bit too slow, I've had a lot of fun getting closer and closer to the endgame. Please go support this game, it deserves it!

The gameplay is okay. Art is very nice. The coding is obviously not efficient. But the writing. The writing and voice acting are both top notch childish and corny as teenager's first draft. These devs sound must be kids who've never had a single hard life experience to write something so childish.

中译英： 很不错的肉鸽rpg游戏，微操相对简化但是快节奏。实际战斗操作上有点像英雄连或者战争黎明，但讲的故事像是魔兽里面的。如果你玩过类似上述的游戏，那上手应该会很容易的。UI很棒，我在十字军圣战团的demo里看到过一样的（这不会是同一个工作室的作品吧），简明而且交互做的很好。 主要画风偏向带油画感的动画，建模、立绘、过场动画还有地图场景画风相对统一和协调。 作为肉鸽游戏，局内和局外的成长因素自然是有的，就目前体验来讲，还是相对慷慨和有趣的。 另外游戏有些比较有意思的机制，比如法术单位可以施放各种元素法术，并与地图中的元素互动（比如在草地上降雨，可以缠绕单位）；同时各种元素地块叠加也能产生相对应的反应（比如降水和降雷叠加在一起，可以产生导电的效果）。 最开始的时候，估计简中内容制作组用的是纯机翻，完全看不懂是什么意思。现在感觉是换成了ai翻译，比之前好不少，除开极少量未翻译内容，大体上还是相对简明的。 总的来讲，至少作为玩家，是可以感受到这款游戏有用心的。 This is a pretty good roguelike RPG. The micro-management is relatively simplified, but the pace is fast. The actual combat gameplay feels somewhat similar to Company of Heroes or Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, though the story it tells feels more like something from Warcraft. If you've played games like the ones mentioned above, it should be easy to pick up. The UI is excellent—I saw the same one in the "Band of Crusaders" demo (could this be from the same studio?). It's clean and the interaction design is well done. The art style leans toward an animated look with an oil painting feel, and the modeling, character illustrations, cutscenes, and map environments are relatively unified and cohesive. As a roguelike game, it naturally includes progression systems both within and between runs, and based on my experience so far, they feel fairly generous and engaging. Additionally, the game has some interesting mechanics—for example, magic units can cast various elemental spells that interact with the environment (such as casting rain on grassland to entangle units). Various elemental tiles can also stack to produce corresponding reactions (for instance, combining rain and lightning strikes creates a conduction effect). At the very beginning, it seems the dev team used pure machine translation for the Simplified Chinese content, making it completely incomprehensible. Now it appears they've switched to AI translation, which is a lot better than before. Aside from a very small amount of untranslated text, it's generally quite clear. Overall, at least as a player, I can feel the thought and care that went into this game.

I have played 5 hours and completed 3 runs. I've defeated the first boss, and while the game has some issues, it's still largely enjoyable. Pros: - The art style is great now that they've added and option to turn off the painterly effect. - The story is compelling. - The voice acting is satisfying. - The random events feel unique and can be interacted with in unique ways as you progress. - The core gameplay loop is fun; RTS action with permanent health damage really makes it so your actions and skill impact future choices. - Unit upgrades feel diverse. Turn your lightning mages into dodge tanks with a blink ability. Cons: - The random events feel quite polar, the RNG can brick your run at any point. - The unit AI is poor. The parking in an RTS game is very important and it can make combat sluggish. - The lack of tooltips; please give me more information like the DPS of a summon, how much water slows movement by, and numbers on ability cooldowns. - The lack of a minimap makes tracking units difficult, but it forces you to look around and that's not a bad thing, except you cannot rotate the camera. - There is no demarcation for areas you cannot traverse but enemy units can travel there. I consider this a bug and should be attended immediately. - The meta progression feels slow and uninspired. Grind 'strands' to give your units one of several stat boosts. Overall, the game is fun and has great potential. If you are a fan of RTS, roguelike, and enjoy a compelling story, this is worth your time. Until updates have been implemented, try to get it on sale (~40% off).

Fun.

Remind me of Myth II's gameplay but with roguelike twist. You always start with random units and you better hold them dearly and train them well... once they gone, they are gone until your next run. The story is good at least for me. The control are easy to learn and hard to master. Will update as I play!