Desu Vult
Penguin Garden · 2024 · Strategy, Strategy RPG, Turn-Based Tactics, Turn-Based Strategy, Turn-Based Combat
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Desu Vult
Explore the campaign or challenge your friends in this strategy game set in a fantasy land. Inspired by retro turn-based strategy games, it tries to build upon the formula by adding RPG elements and other features. Build armies, explore territory, and fight for resources. Once the player gets accustomed to its mechanics the game allows for improvisation and complex tactics.
Choose between the four factions of The Order, Nature, Chaos, or The Cult of the Dead which offer distinct gameplay. Whether you choose the brute strength of The Order or the corpse manipulations of The Cult you can bolster your army by hiring neutral creatures offering you what your specialized ones are lacking. Compliment this with spellcasting from your Hero and you too can achieve victory through superior firepower!
In an unknown land you are left alone to figure out where you are, where you came from, and who the Heck just unleashed the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to bring upon the end of the world. Exploring the world while it's still standing you will find out who the warring factions are and rally troops to bring peace to the land. Stop by and hug trees to heal nature, find out who is constantly following you, and ultimately learn whether the Earth is truly flat and carried on the back of a giant turtle.
- four distinct factions
- 85 creatures to command
- 250+ abilities
- 24 powerful spells
- secrets to explore
- hotseat multiplayer
- 16 skirmish maps
- best sidekick (comes free of charge)
- penguins
Music used for the trailer: "Gothic" by "zero-project"; under CCA 4.0 license
Choose between the four factions of The Order, Nature, Chaos, or The Cult of the Dead which offer distinct gameplay. Whether you choose the brute strength of The Order or the corpse manipulations of The Cult you can bolster your army by hiring neutral creatures offering you what your specialized ones are lacking. Compliment this with spellcasting from your Hero and you too can achieve victory through superior firepower!
The Story So Far...
In an unknown land you are left alone to figure out where you are, where you came from, and who the Heck just unleashed the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to bring upon the end of the world. Exploring the world while it's still standing you will find out who the warring factions are and rally troops to bring peace to the land. Stop by and hug trees to heal nature, find out who is constantly following you, and ultimately learn whether the Earth is truly flat and carried on the back of a giant turtle.
Features
- four distinct factions
- 85 creatures to command
- 250+ abilities
- 24 powerful spells
- secrets to explore
- hotseat multiplayer
- 16 skirmish maps
- best sidekick (comes free of charge)
- penguins
Music used for the trailer: "Gothic" by "zero-project"; under CCA 4.0 license
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If you like indie games and turned-based strategy, you should probably give this game a go. It is set in a fantasy world with bizarre enemies and funny characters. At times, there is an old-school difficulty level so you better pay attention! With an interesting gameplay and a fresh sense of humor (which is not for the ultrasensitive souls), Desu Vult is an interesting experience that will keep you occupied.1 found this helpful
2 Hours of Gameplay: https://youtu.be/mU-lErFB_dc The RPG elements are somewhat light, with the focus really being on the Turned Based strategy. Think of of it as similar to the way Fire Emblem and Shining Force are set up combat wise. I think it does the combat pretty well, though there are some choices that feel a little strange. Combat is pretty simple. You control units, send them to do capture buildings, earn gold doing different things, and of course fight enemies. You also have the ability to recruit units as you play, and use a spellbook to cast spells. It does a really good job here, and I have enjoyed the combat so far. It falters a bit with the RPG elements. As you play through the various battles you'll earn experience. This is used to increase stats, restore health, etc. of your units during the battle. At the end of the battle you'll also have experience pushed towards gaining a level that results in a point for the upgrade tree. It feels pretty unclear to figure out how much experience you're earning, and ultimately what things are actually worth doing during a battle. Should you chop down all the trees? Should you kill the baby seals? Or should you ju…1 found this helpful
Don't dismiss this game because of the art, it actually has a ton of charm and is pretty fun. The main draw is the story but it also features a versus mode with 4 factions. Story missions are short and usually aren't too difficult, I wish it was a bit longer and featured the other two factions a bit more but it's pretty good nonetheless. P.S. I love you, Ebola-chan.
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