Feudalia

[h1]Opening/ Information[/h1] Reading a review is not enough? Want to see some footage? Check the link and watch some game footage for yourself and decide if this game is worth your time: https://youtu.be/7RvvFCkokMs Feudalia is a deck building strategy game, using a cartoon art style and a unique town building idea. This is the first game created by Junjo Games who entered with this game the world of Steam. [h1]Gameplay / Story[/h1] Time to duel with your Kingdom my Prince! Another Deck building game for me but this time its different You start as a Prince, not the fresh Prince, but you can't get everything. You start with a town and have a deck you need to work with and gain lets call it prestige points, once you got enough you win the match. By Time things come to make your life as miserable as possible. And this is the main issue and benefit in this game. You are not entitled to change the deck out of the scenario, something i myself would love to change. You instead evolve and buy cards during the game. That's great but due to turn restriction(you lose after a set turns) and the tax collector (you have to pay him half of everything you got)it gets pretty stressfu…

[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Feudalia is a deck building and resource management game developed by Junjo. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2475902026 [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] Your task in this game is to take on the role of the feudal lord. You are responsible for the new areas and your area of ​​responsibility is varied. You control a total of three kingdoms, each with a small village in the middle. You have vassals at your disposal who do work for you, such as collecting resources, collecting money. You need all of this to expand your empire, increase the population or hire grandmasters. But that's all, you are trying to have the best kingdom and you have to help the king to finish building a cathedral. But that's not the only problem that tax collectors are on your neck and want to enrich you with your money. The neighboring villages are also haunted by attacks and need help from you whatever worries you. Your diplomacy skills are required and a fine hand for this with the enemies. Your workers will develop further, acquire new skills, which will prove to be helpful. Starting from a simple deck of cards, you will need to level up the chara…

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Not a bad game for 2-3 evenings, but pretty bugged in some missions (some cards don't work correctly).

I'm board game enthusiast. The game really has a "board game feel" to it. Never played the physical version, But it looks similar from videos I watched. In fact never heard of the game before it popped up in my suggestions. Love the deck building and resource management aspect. Not much reviews so far for the game. Only still in the "tutorial" section (8 first missions). Like it very much so far...

Gah, not my cup of tea. The rules just seem to be getting thicker and thicker until it plays like molasses. It is, at it's base, a cards and resources game. You get a hand, you do the things the cards can do, maybe build something or fight something, then end your turn and do it all again. And if you start to collect too much cash, wheat, clay or wood, the tax man comes along and hamstrings you. I found it bland, irritating and boring. Also, confused by the art, the main character is, I suspect, supposed to be a good guy, but he looks like a villain. Minor point, I know, but very weird. On the plus side, it mostly seems to work. On occasion I had screens pop up that wouldn't go away for awhile, but that seemed a minor thing. To be honest, this is one of those games that would probably be a meh if that were an option, I suspect there are people who might enjoy it, but I can only judge it based on my own experience. I stuck to it for almost an hour, but it just became a slog. One thumb down.