Stones Keeper: Prologue
SK Team · 2021 · Strategy, RPG, Turn-Based Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, Tactical RPG
PC
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About Stones Keeper: Prologue
Stones Keeper: Prologue is a free playable beta demo-version of Stones Keeper.
Includes 10 playable missions from the Order of the Screaming Griffin campaign. In this classic turn-based strategy game, you will control a flying castle and control elite warriors in the campaign for the Order of the Screaming Griffin!
Main page of the game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1723530/Stones_Keeper/
Features
Control your own flying castle.
Take part in the campaign for the Order of the Screaming Griffin against the forces of the undead that have invaded your provinces.
Hire units, gain experience during battles, use it to distribute talent points and increase the level of your fighters.
Make alliances with other factions inhabiting your world.
Upgrade your castle and develop its systems.
Try to penetrate the secrets of the world around you.
Phase of the Global Map:
Lead your castle deep into the cursed lands. Explore every corner of your kingdom. Pay special attention to the ancient ruins that you will come across from time to time, perhaps they will help restore some of the lost technologies.
Save up resources to develop your castle and hire new warriors.
Development phase of the player's castle:
As you develop your castle, you will open up new opportunities for hiring mercenaries, equipping your warriors with weapons, armor and elixirs. You will also get the opportunity to improve and develop all the main systems of your castle, such as support systems for your units on the battlefield, defense systems and attack systems.
Phase of combat encounter on the local map:
In this phase, you will directly control your warriors to suppress any type of resistance. Defend the churches of your order, accompany carriages with civilians, lay siege to castles, explore ancient ruins in search of the remains of information about the world.
Games and universes that inspired us:
Age of Wonders series (TBS), World of Warcraft (MMO), Heroes of Might and Magic series (TBS), Warhammer Fantasy universe and many, many others.
Includes 10 playable missions from the Order of the Screaming Griffin campaign. In this classic turn-based strategy game, you will control a flying castle and control elite warriors in the campaign for the Order of the Screaming Griffin!
Main page of the game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1723530/Stones_Keeper/
Features
Control your own flying castle.
Take part in the campaign for the Order of the Screaming Griffin against the forces of the undead that have invaded your provinces.
Hire units, gain experience during battles, use it to distribute talent points and increase the level of your fighters.
Make alliances with other factions inhabiting your world.
Upgrade your castle and develop its systems.
Try to penetrate the secrets of the world around you.
Phase of the Global Map:
Lead your castle deep into the cursed lands. Explore every corner of your kingdom. Pay special attention to the ancient ruins that you will come across from time to time, perhaps they will help restore some of the lost technologies.Save up resources to develop your castle and hire new warriors.
Development phase of the player's castle:
As you develop your castle, you will open up new opportunities for hiring mercenaries, equipping your warriors with weapons, armor and elixirs. You will also get the opportunity to improve and develop all the main systems of your castle, such as support systems for your units on the battlefield, defense systems and attack systems.
Phase of combat encounter on the local map:
In this phase, you will directly control your warriors to suppress any type of resistance. Defend the churches of your order, accompany carriages with civilians, lay siege to castles, explore ancient ruins in search of the remains of information about the world.
Games and universes that inspired us:
Age of Wonders series (TBS), World of Warcraft (MMO), Heroes of Might and Magic series (TBS), Warhammer Fantasy universe and many, many others.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I don't see any point playing this game even though it's free. It's basically an earlier, unfinished version of the tutorial from the full Stones Keeper game. I recommend playing Stones Keeper: King Aurelius instead (which is also free), and if you like it, buy the full version of the game.2 found this helpful
"Stones Keeper: Prologue" is Stones Keeper: Prologue is not a game. It's an advertisement for a product called "Stones Keeper". Stones Keeper is a glorified browser/mobile game that never made it to the app stores it seems to have been designed for... but I have to say you would need to have some stones to charge an eye watering seventeen bucks for a browser game. The game this is advertising is just a weak ripoff of The Banner Saga... there's no way I could suggest anyone buys Stones Keeper when it costs more and sucks more than Banner Saga does. But this isn't completely relevant because this is not Stones Keeper, it's just an advertisment for it, so it's not correct to try to review that completely distinct product. We must instead review this for what it is... an advertisement. If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on Youtube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertising. It's impossible in a general sense to recommend people should do that over playing real, full games on Steam, and that applies here with "Stones Keeper: Prologue" too. There's a correct process to publish game demos and ad…1 found this helpful
I am a self proclaimed "The Prologue Guy" and i approve of this half baked. ( ദ്ദി ˙ᗜ˙ )
I enjoyed the game; it's a solid turn-based strategy experience.
This looks pretty interesting!
The game offers decent sound with a score of 7, and its graphics and story both come in at a solid 6. Gameplay and controls are average, each scoring 5, while the overall fun factor also rates a 5. Load times and lag are reasonably good at 7, though there are some bugs and issues that impact the experience, scoring a 6. Overall, the game earns a final score of 6.
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