Lornsword Winter Chronicle

They totally destroyed the game. You cannot play anymore this game without gamepad

Enjoyed this game a lot. I got it in a bundle and honestly only chose it because it had controller support. Wanted to play a couch coop game with spouse and we stumbled upon this in my library Gameplay was fun and engaging, challenging on the higher difficulties. We got all the achievements except one which seems to have a glitch. The art was lovely. Voice acting is just ok. Story and world building were more intense than I thought going into it. Game ended on a "but wait there's more" But had a satisfying conclusion regardless. I'd totally play a second if it came out Not sure if it's worth full price, wait for a sale. Games about 20 hours worth of gameplay and a lot of fun, different maps

Loved playing the game. It took a few missions for me to fully get into the flow and the atmosphere, but once you are in, you will love it. It is a very interesting blend of RTS and action-oriented mechanics. I really liked the story/setting, the 2D art parts were very nice. The visual effects are quite nice, the persistent effects on the ground from battles and footprints from soldiers.. I thought the soundtrack was amazing, was surprised to hear such a good soundtrack from a seemingly not so high production. The only negative might be that in some of the longer missions and over the course of the game it felt some of the tracks got a little repetitive, so a little more variation could have been great (for example creating two variations of the main OST to limit the amount of work). I think the ramp up of mechanics and difficulty makes you realize slowly what the game has to offer in a very accessible way, this could be why it takes some time to fully get in, but in the long run I think that was a good choice to make the game more understandable. I think some things could bring the game to the next level like a better reprensentation of the setting/story through a World Map thr…

a fun little strategy / arpg game best played on a controller

Although, at first, I was a bit surprised to find I had to sort of ‘drag and drop’ the units where I wanted them to go (by controlling the main character and ordering the units to follow him), it turned out to be surprisingly addictive. I quite liked the story, [spoiler]especially the scenes that depict the main character’s 'daily life' with his wife and twin daughters, which made it easier to put myself in the main character's shoes[/spoiler]. The art direction of the 2D cutscenes played a big part in this. To all you achievement hunters out there, I really enjoyed completing this game 100%. [h3]Support for mouse & keyboard had already been added before I wrote my review.[/h3] I’ve played this game using both mouse & keyboard and a controller.

love it !!!!!!