Dungeons and Warbands

Hmm, this dungeon run wasn't as easy as usual... So, what immediately catches my eye: 1) graphics are unusual, I like them, but I also admit they could be better. 2) Lots of clothing! A lot of clothing (armor has its advantages and disadvantages), I felt like a fashionable warrior haha... but it's good for my abilities. 3) like the simplicity and ease of this game, but the tutorial wasn't always clear... 4) fell in love with the raids I was just waiting for the next run <3. The animation is pretty simple, but that's exactly what I'm talking about! 5) open world is great! You can see some imperfections at the moment, but I understand, it's EA. In short, DaW is actually a traditional old-school dungeon crawler with an open-world map that has something special. Its own brutal character. Strict and somewhat inaccessible. I suspect the developer was inspired by Battle Brothers, but it turned out to be something else. In fact, I only wish for one thing: that the project isn't abandoned!!! I hope so!!!

The AI art takes me right out of the game; I couldn't play it for very long. Just go buy Battle Brothers - support talented human artists.

This is early access in the truest sense of the word. Right now, it’s just an idea. AND EVERYTHING HANGS ON IT. It’s one of those cases where the game’s concept is great, but the execution is weak... I like the graphics, the atmosphere... constant fights and new gear for my fighters :D Use the potions! They’re invaluable. Okay, just head into the dungeon and wipe out all the enemies with your torso (you know what I mean) haha But right now, it’s a game that’s a work in progress. You’ll have to put up with some unfinished aspects (they still haven’t been fixed)... +++ High potential, lots of content (for Early Access), cozy atmosphere But there's still too much work to be done. I'll check back here a little later to see how it all turned out.

It seems like the tutorial isn't the most user-friendly for players. But I managed to figure it out on my own!

Is exactly the kind of game where co-op would be a good idea. Okay, Dungeons & Warbands is one of those games that has both potential and positive features, but also flaws that not only ruin the experience but are even a little annoying. "This game is definitely not for goblins," they said, and they were wrong. It's probably one of the fastest damage mechanics I've seen. And there's balance here. The enemy AI isn't that high, but I dealt with almost all of them. The trailer doesn't really tell much; it's too "artistic" and different from what the game has in store for us. That's all I have to say.

This week, I reviewed a game from a fairly old genre: RTS. After playing it for a few hours, I can say the following about it... The story lacks depth, which is uncharacteristic for this genre. But, surprisingly, this doesn't hinder the game's overall appeal. There's a decent, albeit confusing, inventory system (collecting and using items). The graphics are 2D, which is appropriate for the genre and the game's price. The gameplay is straightforward and easy to grasp. Overall, I'd say this game is a pretty good RTS experience, and I highly recommend it.