This is a very good and enjoyable text based game. You have got 40 days to solve the mysterious dissapearing of your precedessor as Roadwarden, and how you solve it is totally up to you. A very nice and catching game indeed and you can play it at your own pace. It´s very catchy and enjoyable and a pleasure to read. Highly recommended!
Awesome nice little slow pacing puzzle games. Its starts easy - placing your first hexagon tile - and ends up very difficult the further you advance your landscape puzzle. Its awesome.
I quite liked it despite beeing in development. This means you can currently only play till the end of chapter one. Which is 3-4h content in storymode. You are running a smithy during the starting 100 years war in France and produce for all kind of persons. Be it Bandits, Soldiers, Knights, Peasants, Clerics, Witches, French or Brits. The implemented quests so far are fun to read and play and the story - well, its only chapter 1 so it just started. ;) But it looks promising. On the whole a promising game, and if the developers keep it up you will end up with something similar to Graveyard Keeper - Not very demanding to play and run on a pc, funny dialogues and quests, and similar grapic style.
I got this game on Steam the moment I noticed it, spent a way too much time on it and its awesome! RNG isnt that bad once you realise how the fighting system - especially fatigue and stance works together. Once you get a feeling for it you will do better and better - even with your shitty starting characters. Following the life of an ordinary legionaire, you will have a rough time with your first starting character a it will have bad starting attributes and miserly fail. But dying is fun! The more as the score you achieve in each run is averaged by the game and results in more and more bonus points you can spend on your character creation screen. That way you will get better and better dudes and you will survive longer and longer and be able to finish those daring feats you can accomplish. Because the difference between starting with an average 45 points per attribute or a healthy 60+ is... quite a lot of dying. Overall, it is a great little game and quite addictive for 7€.
