Posted on: December 15, 2021

alphagold3

Jeux: 376 Avis: 3

Interesting concept and execution

I quite enjoyed it. I like the art style, sounds and music were just fine. I had a few complaints about inventory management and it's got way more randomness than I like but overall it's not bad. On easy you can definitely beat the game in 4 or so hours. But as much as I don't like randomness, it definitely adds quite a bit of replayability. That makes me feel like it was money well spent, especially on sale. It's good but not great and definitely not fantastically amazing so I think it's a solid 3 stars.

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Posted on: January 2, 2020

LordAmaury

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Jeux: 544 Avis: 3

L'un des meilleurs rogue like du marché

En un mot comme en cent : excellent ! Ce jeu répond à toutes mes attentes en termes de rogue-like indépendant. Le gameplay est soigné et très interessant dans ses fondements. Le jeu est finalisé et je n'ai pas rencontré de bugs en jouant. Enfin, le contenu est étoffé et le jeu propose selon moi suffisament de variété pour ne pas s'en lasser, ce qui est généralement le point faible des jeux de ce type. Chaque partie est pour moi un véritable plaisir et la promesse de découvrir quelque chose de nouveau. J'ajouterai que la traduction Française est intégrale et de bonne qualité. Un jeu que je recommande chaudement aux amateurs du genre :-)

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Posted on: December 29, 2024

Anaze

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Jeux: 343 Avis: 1

Brilliant!

You get to play an explorer 'borrowing' artifacts to take back to THE museum, where they belong. Clearly. /s Intended or not, its a commentary that doesn't take itself too seriously with a bit of Cthulhu mythos thrown in to unbalance things even further. Love to play while catching up on vid playlists. Had all but one explorer unlocked, unfortunately lost all my progress, but I'm ok with doing it again.

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Posted on: September 18, 2016

robertghill

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Not perfect; good coffee break fun

May contain game play spoilers... The Curious Expedition sets you as a 19th century explorer racing to uncover a hidden, golden pyramid and other riches over the course of six expeditions. Each expedition rewards you with items and prestige by how you rank amongst your competitors. These items can be used to earn more points toward your overall rank or cash to be used to better equip your party for the next expedition. Your chosen adventurer comes with certain perks and weakness that will effect your gameplay. Maps are procedurally generated and combat is accomplished with a dice roll utilizing combat, strategy, and defensive dice. It is difficult to explain, but usually works. Review - I am enjoying The Curious Expedition, though, my party dies more than I succeed. The developers mention FTL as an influence, which is apparent. I must say that this game is easier to complete, but I think FTL provided a greater amount of strategy. I find that many events in The Curious Expedition are far too random. I often find myself triggering an event that leads to a "no win" scenario, which traps me on the map and forces me to die or deploy the balloon back to London. Other times, the golden pyramid is right next to the start, which makes the journey quite painless. Overall, the game is quite fun and even losing can be entertaining. I recommend the purchase.

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Posted on: March 29, 2025

nomorename

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Jeux: 89 Avis: 36

Elder Sign meets British Colonialism

You explore around a hex-grid map encountering loot, monsters, and the native. To fight or accomplish anything that doesn't use money, you'll need to roll special dice and use the symbols shown (ala elder sign). The gameplay is solid and addictive but takes a while to get used to, and even with the tutorial, they really are not holding your hand. Easy will likely take a couple tries and normal requires you to have a strategy laid out and prepped should any... accidents occur. It's like darkest dungeon but there's no way to hire higher lvled chars. The major bottleneck early and mid will be how to keep up your "sanity" (I feel that stamina or fatigue would have worked much better. This is NOT a horror game.) The easiest way is to master the combat system, kill all the wildlife and then bring a cook to eat it all. Plus the horns you gain from hunting are good trade items, can be carried over and don't take up space. The plot is very basic and fairly tongue in cheek of your rampant British Colonialism. The art and music are all fairly charming though can get repetitive. There are however, quite a few design choices that I do not like or feel they work out- They really should just have a glossary of all the possible combat combos. Turn on the auto combat helps but not enough. The "discovery" part of this is just a hindrance than insightful given how vital it is to most builds. Wound rate is way too high. Without a healer, you'll need ~2 medkits per battle. Resting should at least remove bleed. I really do not care for the initial trip cost. Sure, it makes trips more tactical and discourages inching forward. Still do not care for it. You should be able to peek at enemies to see how many/hp they have before attacking them.

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