Warriors of the Nile 2

GAME OF THE YEAR BABY!!!

It is a gem ! Every caracter can be OP, is not easy, but thats the beauty !

Fun!

What I like the most about this game is how each tablet upgrade is quite impactful on how you play your character. Not like many other strategy game which only about number upgrade and everything become boring real quick.

Warriors of the Nile 2 is a fast turn-based roguelike strategy game where you lead a squad of three Egyptian warriors to repel invading Roman legions. It’s a satisfying tactical experience with plenty of build variety, though it’s light on story. What’s good: A clear improvement over the first game, with more unique character classes and deeper progression. Addictive turn-based combat combined with a roguelike progression loop, offering lots of build variety through skill “tablets” and character abilities. Short, replayable runs with meaningful choices, such as routes and upgrades. What’s meh: The early game can feel slow until you unlock permanent upgrades and stronger units. Very little story. Overall, it’s a hidden gem for fans of tactical roguelikes (like Into the Breach), especially if you enjoy discovering powerful combos to cheese enemies.

Pleasantly surprised by how good this was. More of a tactical strategy based roguelike. You only control 3 units the entire game and each has 3 different forms, with two different base weapons each, so there's good variety in your party. The game definately feels a little slow and grindy at the start as you need grind out some progression, but after a while with good upgrades I started clearing back to back runs with increasing difficulty each time. I didn't aim to finish the game on the hardest difficulty as it requires you to beat the previous increment of difficulty before the next is unlocked (there are 22 levels of prestige/ascension). Albiet after the 5th difficulty you jump difficulty increments by 2, i didnt want to play an extra 10 runs which are at minimum 45-60 minutes if you have an OP build and rush. The final boss of the 4th map is kind of a joke with how absolutely OP and ridiculous the difficulty spikes, you need a broken build to beat it. (I broke the game stacking Lion Brawler and was summoning 8 lions a turn with +90dmg). Overall, I would reccomend to anyone who likes tile-based strategy roguelike, bit more thinking at the start and strategising until you get …