Kilta
myTrueSound · 2022 · RPG, Strategy, Tactical RPG, Auto Battler, 2.5D
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 83
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About Kilta
Kilta is a game about being a Guildmaster of a newly established guild. The guild accepts commissions and quests from all walks of life firstly to promote the common good and secondly to grow as an association. A party needs to be dispatched to take on the challenges and earn glory and recognition, as well as hefty rewards for the guild. It's the Guildmaster's responsibility to assign the party to suitable missions and equip them accordingly.
Recruit new guild members from a growing cast of heroes. All heroes are unique with their characteristics, abilities, and dialogue. Should you recruit Rufus, the mighty macaque guardian that excels in traditional martial arts known to his people? Or Maryu, the heart-warming but savage old lady that can curse your opponents?
Always check what enemies your party is going to face in the upcoming quests. By equipping better items, choosing correct party members, and checking enemy compositions you can minimize your losses and always topple your foes. Try to find the perfect (or the most broken) combinations of heroes and items!
Items are divided into weapons and equipment. One of your tasks as the Guildmaster is to equip your heroes with whatever you have at hand. Items are earned through quests and occasionally through dialogue. There are no character-related restrictions on the items. You are free to experiment with different combinations of items and discover the most powerful builds.
Always remember to pay a visit to the Blacksmith. The Blacksmith can combine your surplus items to forge more powerful items.
As the Guildmaster, you have a growing repertoire of Guildmaster Skills that you can bestow to your party when they embark on a quest. These skills are both blessings and curses that can turn the tide of battle and possibly avoid the annihilation of the party.
The auto battling combat system delivers tactical and engaging action. When the party comes across enemies on their quests, they have to engage them in battles. At the beginning of each battle, it is important to consider the enemies, their abilities, and their formation when positioning your heroes. The heroes will fight by themselves but your preparations will ultimately decide the outcome. In appearance, the battles offer explosive visuals, insanely good music, and cinematic camera action.
Every hero has a background that they may want to share with you. Most often the heroes are arguing by themselves and it's up to you to resolve their conflicts in a way or another. Some choices might lead to surprising outcomes that can even affect the results of the battles up ahead. Are you a caring and capable leader or do you swing to be the worst kingpin of them all?
GROW YOUR GUILD
Recruit new guild members from a growing cast of heroes. All heroes are unique with their characteristics, abilities, and dialogue. Should you recruit Rufus, the mighty macaque guardian that excels in traditional martial arts known to his people? Or Maryu, the heart-warming but savage old lady that can curse your opponents?
HONE YOUR LEADERSHIP
Always check what enemies your party is going to face in the upcoming quests. By equipping better items, choosing correct party members, and checking enemy compositions you can minimize your losses and always topple your foes. Try to find the perfect (or the most broken) combinations of heroes and items!
MANAGE YOUR INVENTORY
Items are divided into weapons and equipment. One of your tasks as the Guildmaster is to equip your heroes with whatever you have at hand. Items are earned through quests and occasionally through dialogue. There are no character-related restrictions on the items. You are free to experiment with different combinations of items and discover the most powerful builds.
THE BLACKSMITH
Always remember to pay a visit to the Blacksmith. The Blacksmith can combine your surplus items to forge more powerful items.
GUILDMASTER SKILLS
As the Guildmaster, you have a growing repertoire of Guildmaster Skills that you can bestow to your party when they embark on a quest. These skills are both blessings and curses that can turn the tide of battle and possibly avoid the annihilation of the party.
COMBAT
The auto battling combat system delivers tactical and engaging action. When the party comes across enemies on their quests, they have to engage them in battles. At the beginning of each battle, it is important to consider the enemies, their abilities, and their formation when positioning your heroes. The heroes will fight by themselves but your preparations will ultimately decide the outcome. In appearance, the battles offer explosive visuals, insanely good music, and cinematic camera action.
WHAT KIND OF GUILDMASTER ARE YOU GOING TO BE?
Every hero has a background that they may want to share with you. Most often the heroes are arguing by themselves and it's up to you to resolve their conflicts in a way or another. Some choices might lead to surprising outcomes that can even affect the results of the battles up ahead. Are you a caring and capable leader or do you swing to be the worst kingpin of them all?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Amazing replayability. Works with screenreaders, just press control alt A on the title screen to activate. You can also set it to activate every time you launch the game if you wish. Fun characters along with an amazing roguelike experience and an amazing soundtrack. The game is just amazing.1 found this helpful
TL DR: the game is worth on a sale so you can play one run and uninstall Looking forward to the devs next project tho The game is just... simple... The autobattler genre already have quite a lot of options - so in order to choose one it must have something different, unique or extremelly well executed This game doesnt The auto attack animation is very dull (only the active skill does have decent animation) I did my frist run, beated the game in 3 hours Unlocked the hard difficulty Dont think I will ever play the hard difficulty because that just means my oponnents have more HP so I'd need to min max party composition ? But the hero selection is quite random "But you need to adapt! Thats the point" Well... there is so much adaptation when hitting a number wall Also, there are 12 heroes and each can be leveled up to 2 or 3 stars (I got 2 level ups on a succesfull 3 hour run - I aint grinding that) Even if I'd only level up the 5 heroes I'd ultimately choose to play on the hard difficulty I'd need to win 5 3hours runs "But you can beat hard mode without all heroes being max level" Yeah sure, but then again... number wall I'd guess this is the devs frist project and they were most…1 found this helpful
This game is really available for screen readers! Thank you for this, developer! I liked the game, and a very interesting story! Yes, perhaps for someone such a plot may not seem very active, but everything is thought out, and it will be interesting to play this game to cheer up and just immerse yourself in the story! Unfortunately, I have to report on some, in my opinion, not very good features of the game. I think the save game feature is needed! Yes, after the player failed and lost to the boss, he still has some progress, but that's not it! And if you want to close the game, you never know what difficulties you have? I think the save function is needed! And yes, to load the game if I restarted it! At the same time, you can make sure that the save is not available if you have not defeated at least one boss! Here is my opinion about the game!1 found this helpful
Simple and relaxing auto battler RPG.
You can stun bosses 10/10
The game isn't bad, but it's somewhat a one-trick pony. I'd leave this a neutral review, but leaning on positive. +Customization options +Various builds -Lack of control during gameplay -Roguelite-mechanics of permanently improving heroes doesn't really work well -Locked reward screen, can't change reward after selecting your reward even though you haven't closed the screen
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