Guild Saga: Vanished Worlds

its very pretty, sadly its marred by just plain unfair imba enemy encounter design the further you go. so yeh if you like reloading over and over again till you got the right dicerolls to win have fun.i strongly dislike stacked against you fights and i hate it even more when the enemy can teleport and run all over the map while also being able to out dps and heal on top of having more aoe and areal denial then you do. maybe its fun if you minmax and over prepare but thats just tedious and unfun since you cant even cast spells outside of combat or try to seperate and single out enemy groups. gosh most fights just start with you being forced to walk up to the face of an enemy so that can freely pelt your dumb pile with aoe while you bodyblock yourself from even advancing. i just dont enjoy enemies just having double the movement points of you and just spamming abilites willy nilly while yours are on cooldown for half the fight. ew.i really tried to have fun with this but it just becomes such an annoying tedius slog. but eh there is a demo to try and see for yourself if you like it and its still in EA. but i wont be playing this anymore and maybe check back once its fully releas…

Sadly I can't recommend it in it's current state. The difficulty jump at the Farmstead and the Camp is insane. From doing good to getting my characters two shot from one region to the next. Fights won't get any better. Just worse. Weather is very strong. Fighting ghosts is a pain, because they have 50%! dodge. Sometimes it's frustrating how your party members position themselves at the start of combat. Also it is just very clunky. Want to change the party? Walk all the way back to an map entrance. Select the town map, walk all the way to the tavern, and after that loading screen you can finally switch your party member. Have fun walking back. Which is not good for a game which expects you to prepare for combat encounter. Oh a skill check during dialogue. Just a shame you have the wrong character selected. Stop the conversation, switch to your party member and talk again with the NPC. Different characters don't get unique dialogue though. Letting your party members do skill checks for you in dialogue would be better, because otherwise it's just a small bit of extra work. The game has so many recipes. Need something that can prevent paralyze? Have fun searching trough 30 meals or so…

Such a gem of an RPG. A game of impeccable writing, lore and dialogue of the highest quality. Combat is pretty much Divinity Original Sin, with a bit of extra stuff here and there. It's simple, but enjoyable. I really can't recommend this game enough. I've been playing extra playthrough every update for the past two years, and it's always fresh, even in the earlier zones, because I can read and extra book and find more lore. Game will soon get a 1.0 release, and I can't wait, but it already has 40+ hours of content and totally worth the money

Loved this game. Great music, art and character options. The side quests and humour were a nice surprise! The fights are tough, as some reviews have pointed out, but the challenge is actually what kept me addicted to continue playing. Repeated play helped me learn the fighting styles of all the characters, and it developed my awareness of the unique skills of each party member. Looking forward to the full version!

It's good, but the UX is all-round atrocious: everything, literally everything from inventory management to navigating the hub areas is much more tedious than it needs to be.

Great Art and story plus combat so far loving the game