Leman

[h1][b]1.5/10[/b][/h1] Extremely bad "adventurer guild" game like Iron Oath (or probably Battle Brothers). Almost everything is shockingly poorly done. [h2]Pros:[/h2] - Music is actually quite good [h2]Cons:[/h2] - Game constantly doesn't communicate critical information. Like my characters don't say what their class can equip and gear literally doesn't say either. How am I supposed to know? - When you're moving towards a mission on the map, you can't seem to stop or redirect your group. They just mindlessly charge towards the mission even if it's a continent away - Combat is extremely poor. Everything looks the same, enemies look like allies, everything blends into the background. I don't know what clicking does because it changes and it doesn't tell me. It doesn't seem to automatically select the next ally. I don't know what's going on and there's no combat log or anything. Just a complete mess - Maybe I didn't get far enough, but there are no dungeons or anything, you just move from one town to the next and fight bandits - Unit text in combat is miniscule even with max UI/text scaling - Characters are extremely ugly - Everything else

Great big squad strategy RPG. If you like battle brothers, you'll like this. It's got very similar mechanics, obviously inspired a lot by it.. But plenty of unique features too. Overall it's less brutal, more forgiven. As there is a non-iron man mode, which lets you save/load however you want. It's limited in that you only get 1 save slot, but there are 5 auto saves too, which happen around every hour or every combat. And there's magic, and if you choose the wizard start, which I recommend (most of my 60+ hours were using that start).. it can be very very powerful too. It's weak at first as it should be, but by the mid/end game, youll be able to light the entire battle field on fire which is awesome.. Also the fire spreads every turn, in a realistic way - it targets trees/bushes/houses more often than a blank ground tile. Or if its raining/snowing, the flames may go out sooner. Overall they last a long time though and spread and deal damage to enemies units enmasse thus this game has one of the strongest/most fun fireballs in any RPG ever. There's also some more story focus than battle brothers, with a few unique quest lines always available, (outside of the standard random gen …

Like DnD meets Battle Brothers. A sequel would be great.

Pretty decent all things considered

Balance feels off, needs map generation, QOL features, and worst of all; no 1440 resolution support. Game wrecks my monitors at launch and when I'm exiting it blinks everything and crashes my HDR. If you have 1080 and a single monitor, I believe you are good. Still, it's a much needed Battle Brothers clone. Game devs keep making clones of all the indie trends I don't like, so for once it's nice to play derivatives of a something I do. (Instead of yet another roguelike, card collecting FTL, auto-battling Slay the Spire-clone.)

Kind of like a high magic version of Battle brothers with more magic gear. Overall will worth it.