不支持简体中文
本产品尚未对您目前所在的地区语言提供支持。在购买请先行确认目前所支持的语言。
A powerful sorcerer is on the cusp of dominating the land. A group of heroes bands together and seals him away inside a magical tome. Now as the sorcerer you must escape from this ancient prison and find a way to regain your magical powers using your wi...
A powerful sorcerer is on the cusp of dominating the land. A group of heroes bands together and seals him away inside a magical tome. Now as the sorcerer you must escape from this ancient prison and find a way to regain your magical powers using your wits and an array of summonable creatures to aid you. There may be more powerful forces at work as you navigate the dungeons and fight the heroes sent to subdue you...
Paper Sorcerer is a stylish single player turn based RPG focused on strategy, party-building, and environmental puzzles. Fight with the skills and spells you've learned in a battle system that emphasizes strategy over grinding. Assemble a party of monsters and dark creatures to fight alongside you. Explore and solve environmental puzzles to unlock secret paths and find extra loot! A double-sided adventure, an RPG with adventure game elements.
Play as a renegade sorcerer as he struggles to escape the book prison and regain his powers.
Numerous creatures and fiends to unlock, further customizing your party; including a healer Witch, a trickster Imp, assassin Troll, and a berserker Minotaur.
Discover fiendish puzzles and solve them with a combination of spells, items, and your wits.
包含内容
头像
系统要求
最低系统配置要求:
推荐系统配置:
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
推荐系统配置:
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
I love this game. It has an original style, turn-based combats, and some minor bugs which add some personality and "hand-made-ish". I have to admit I cuted off the sound very soon, but i still feel like i enter another world when i launch the game.
Sometimes, i have compulsive needs to play a dungeon-crawler. This game has done the trick.
Considering the size of dev deam and the price of the game, this is of excellent value. The UI was a bit annoying, but when I accepted it as a part of challenge, that I don't have full info what happened during combat round, and also when I'm selecting better gear, it was ok.
Combat was a bit "weird" for me, as I'm mostly used to MM games, so having turn based combat was natural, but the way how different fights are partially connected with each other... that took a little bit of time to get used to it. But overall I found the combat mechanics quite fun, sort of balanced (playing on "hard" difficulty), although I think it depends strongly on thralls you use in your party. Some combinations must be insanely hard on hard, mine Sorcerer-Witch-Vampire-Minotaur was just fine.
Linux: I run the GOG windows 2.4 version in wine, I did configure it trough PlayOnLinux GUI, with wine 1.7.x emulating WinXP, with DX installed. It's playable in this combination (I finished the game), but there's some graphics glitch, making some of the black background full of funny coloured noise. At first I thought it was "style of art", until I saw some youtube videos, where it was without this. As it doesn't affect gameplay in any way, I didn't bother to try other version combinations, whether some works better. Except the gfx glitch the game run very stable, I encountered only bug of the game itself, no linux problem.
The lack of first-person dungeon crawlers has made all new entries into this category seem better than they really are. While some games are truly great, others fall short. Paper Sorcerer is one of the latter: while neat as a short distraction from overwhelming worlds or top-down RPGs, it is still very rough at the edges and has the feel of an unfinished game.
Paper Sorcerer has a few things going for it:
* The production: graphics are very stylish, adding to the atmosphere. Soundtrack is quite good as well. I was surprised how well they work together: both as art and technology. This was one of the smoothest games I've played in a long time.
* The story: quite unique, playing the bad guy. Party selection also worked for the game's favor.
Unfortunately, the game seems far from finished. My three biggest gripes are:
* The interface. Just the party and equipment menu is bad enough. However, I was sorely missing any kind of feedback during combat, on enemy statuses.
* Bugs towards the end of the game. In the last segment of the game, some doors and chests didn't work. The game thus felt rushed at the end.
* The end credits. Nothing short of Crtl-Alt-Del allowed me to escape the game once the never-ending (and looping) special thank-yous started rolling.
Had a good user interface designer and a tester joined the team, this game had the potential to be great. As it is, it's just another independent game worth $5, but not more.