Shieldwall Chronicles: Swords of the North

Game glitched out on me in the time shown above. Hard lock after moving, unable to continue. The characters are mostly very plain & unheroic looking, with the notable exception of the female centaur. They guys all need more muscle, the women could do with looking a bit more shapely. It would be nice if you could change the character portraits. It annoyed me that there doesn't appear to be any sort of flanking bonus. An overwatch option for ranged attacks would also be nice. The other route you could take is just to turn it into an autobattler, since as it is there isn't much strategic depth anyway, & having to make obvious moves all the time just feels tedious.

Very good game. Especially liked the turn-based tactical battles and the ability to replay battles to build up your team. Would like to have had the ability to also play the other option when there was a choice.

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I'm a fan of turn based tactical games. I found this game very unappealing. I would not recommend.

Shieldwall Chronicles: Swords of the North is a tactical role-playing game that draws heavily from classic grid-based strategy traditions while carving out its own identity through flexible combat systems and a focus on party-driven decision making. Developed and published by Wave Light Games Inc., the game places players in command of a mercenary company venturing into the harsh northern lands of a grim fantasy world. From the outset, it establishes an atmosphere of danger and uncertainty, where survival depends not on individual heroics but on coordination, positioning, and long-term planning. The core of the experience lies in its turn-based tactical combat, which rewards thoughtful play and punishes careless decisions. Battles unfold on grid-based maps where terrain, line of sight, weapon range, and enemy behavior all matter. Charging forward recklessly can expose vulnerable units, while overly defensive tactics may allow enemies to surround or overwhelm the party. Each encounter feels like a small tactical puzzle, asking players to assess threats, manage spacing, and decide when to commit to offense or retreat. The pacing of combat encourages patience, making victories feel e…

I love this game and the play style. I would have liked to see more campaigns added.