Crowntakers

[h1] Slightly towards no. Move around hex board, choose path and make contextual decisions. Buy equipment in taverns, arm wrestle, hire vagabonds, take on quests. Battles are turn based, very simplified, move, attack or use items. If I can choose I prefer Heroes of M&M. Game have some unique decision making and a bit of charm when exploring the board. Music is great. Gameplay too simplified. [/h1]

i have never seen thsi game in my entire life

GG

I had fun with this game. I enjoyed mostly figuring out abilities and strategies myself. I would recommend playing on "easy" for a first playthrough as "normal" is quite tough, especially when it comes to learning the mechanics. Also, don't be afraid to use a guide.

All in all it's a pretty good game. Turn Based Tacticts, some luck, a not too long and not too short adventure, Easy game mode is hard enought to enjoy and stille requires some hours to get some good runs: quite challenging at the beginning, becomes a little easier run after run, because you keep your main hero level. It requires some grinding to rise your main hero to a point where you can really hope to beat the game. On easy, your merceneraies need to be hired each run, but once you get them they keep their level, while on normal they start over from 1. Replayability is fine until you complete the game, than it's probably an uninstall and never get back to it. Normal difficulty is some kind of punishing experience and adds little to nothing to the game, but it can be the way to go for hardcore tactic lovers. I suggest a try, in particular if you can get on discount, but it's worth 10$ if you don't want to wait.

A nice little gem here. Normal difficulty doesn't let you linger or tarry, though...