Defend the last bastion of humanity with your squad of heroes! Exterminate fiendish monsters with magic and brute force by night and re-build your battered city defenses by day in this tactical RPG with rogue-lite mechanics.
It happened. The Schools of Magic of the known world – driven by an insane power craving competition – finally pushed the big red button. We don’t really remember who did what exactly, but the effects were felt everywhere, instantly. A plain and definitive annihilation of 95% of living things in a joyful purple explosion of pure magic. Cities were crumbling, littered with oozing corpses. The air changed too. It became saturated with a more or less compact mist, the only thing that was left from the string of explosions caused by the madness of the mages. Of course, this mist, even if displaying nice and vivid colors, caused death. And sometimes worse. They say that the curious and the fool alike who lived in mist-infested areas came out of there transformed in bloodthirsty monstruosities. After the confusion, came the time of action. Most of the surviving beings succombed to a cosy insanity, blaming and killing each other. Others decided to fight until the very end. They naturally gathered in places where the mist was less thick and tried to keep some cities afloat. The survivors understood quite rapidly the infernal cycle which was now their daily routine. Days were quiet and peaceful. They could take time to organize themselves, heal their wounds and search the surroundings for anything useful. But the nights… The mist thickened and from their bowels unleashes hordes of mutated monsters, craving for blood and magic. So now they have to repel them, until dawn. Stand strong, at all costs. And above all, keep them from destroying our walls, last remnants of their glorious past. And protect those freaking mages. They say they have a plan.
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Absolutely love this game. I just have one BIG criticism. I don't like how insanely heavily you are punished for unlocking all the weapons and items. It creates a massive pool of items that are largely useless for most of your builds. It rewards you for not unlocking items and instead only unlocking certain ones. Id really like an option to disable some of my unlocks. I don't want to feel penalized for progressing the meta unlocks. Awesome game.
Edit: This was written at 4.1 hours of gameplay. Greetings from one of Esty's Misfits. Pros: - Amazing soundtrack. - Amazing graphics. - Difficult, punishing, grueling combat. - Nostalgia from Final Fantasy Tactics, and games of similar ilk. Cons: - The first run is a gated run; doesn't matter how far you progress so it's better to just die early so you can play for real on the next go. - The game can be pretty hard. If that's not your style, there's an easier difficulty.. But it's still pretty difficult at times. - Lots of meta grind. There's some "dark meta" (meta that's required in order to make the game playable because the game is scaled with having those upgrades in mind). Verdict: I bought it. I love it. It hits a lot of niches for me, with some stuff I think that could be done better. I think the Devs need to remove the stuff that's like "+5 mana at start" in favor of more unlo
The Last Spell This is a good game. It's a really interesting mix of systems. It's also a really hard game which is why only about 5% of the owners have finished it. My suggestion is to pick it up on sale with a Trainer ready because you might need it with this roguelike / roguelite. The Last Spell is a bit of a mix of genres put together in an innovative, compelling way. It's a tower/base defense game combined with RPG elements and turn based combat. The game basically has two phases. By Day, you'll have a certain amount of gold, materials and people to build your little town. It's not a city building game by any stretch of the imagination but you'll build an improve a handful of structures, level up and gear up your heroes from the battles the night before and build some basic defenses around your town. When you're done (out of money, materials and actions), you'll click the button f
This game is a bit of a mix. On one hand, it's an indie title and I feel like expectations are managed from the small team size. The complaints you're about to read should be kept to consideration of the team size. On the other, we got some serious design flaws on what otherwise would be one of the best takes on a Tactcis style game I've played in a long time. The fights in general feel pretty ok. There's an expectation of failure, I'm ok with that. What I'm not ok with are the unnecessarily drawn out roguelike runs that culminate in boss fights that mostly aren't even hinted at. There's often no hints, just "ok here's the boss, figure it out", and look... if the runs were short it would be one thing, but one run can go tens of hours. That's a lot of time invested to fail and start all over. And that's really my chief gripe. The game doesn't need to be nearly as long as it is. Each
After spending enough time with this to really form a fair opinion, being a rather dense and full-game already at this stage I have one warning: This is not a rogue-like, rogue-lite or really even anything more than slightly rogue-adjacent. The meta-unlocks are exceptionally powerful and important. This makes the game more like an enjoyably repetitive, but highly linear in terms of progression. It honestly has more in common with a souls-like than a rogue-like. To illustrate what I mean I believe there is a principal to rogue and rogue-like games. Taking Noita, or Deadcells as an example, given good RNG, above-average player-skill and some fundamental foreknowledge of the gameplay and mechanics, it is entirely POSSIBLE (although unlikely) to beat your first run on your first try. There is not much truly holding you back aside from those aforementioned factors, luck, skill, information.
The game is good but very, very badly needs a "restart day" button there is no worse feeling than getting to like day 11 of your run and messing up ONE thing and losing like 7 hours of progress. The core gameplay is strong but i imagine a lot of people just drop the game after their first big wipe
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