Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown

Have tried to play this non-VR, so take that with a grain of salt. The controls make it almost unplayable. Buttons don't work, the camera is uncooperative, and I yelled more than once at my monitor as my team of idiots executed some suicidal nonsense I didn't intend. The story's mid, the combat is simple.

This is a GREAT little game. Love the setting, the board feels a little Minecraft + Lego. I don't care! It's a great storyline. Gameplay is not boring by any means. Different ways to beat each level. I like the dice rolling to achieve objectives based on stats. One narrator, doing all the voices, just like a DM. Well worth a few bucks for a few hours entertainment. I would purchase DLC for another story line.

The first refund request I ever submitted. Despite 'VR support' my Index controllers were barely working. Normal trigger clicks were not picked up by the menu items, Items would not drop from my hands when I would release them etc. Bugged mess. Not worth even a 90% discount.

This is a review for the VR version. This was among the first VR games I played and completed, because I usually lose interest and turn to something else, 3-4 years ago and I liked it. I thought the way the map looks, pops up and stuff, was really cool and that it looked good. I still do, but this second, recent playthrough was almost a chore. It just doesn't control smoothly enough even though it's comfortable to play sitting down. You sometimes have to basically reach for stuff in an awkward way. After playing games like the Demeo games. Townsmen VR, Deisim and stuff this just feels so restricted. I'd love to be able to rotate the map and stuff. Also the story is really shallow. I'll still give this a positive review because I liked it at first. and if you can get it for 5$ or so I'd say it's worth trying out, but if this looks fun to you and you haven't tried the Demeo games you really should check them out.

This is the worst game I played in a long time. There is so many bugs in this game, that you have reload the game multi times in order to progress. Do not play this game, its other rubbish. There is far better game here on this, then this. Pros: - Short campaign Cons: - Annoying key controls - Camera angle broken - Boring gameplay - Game breaking bugs - Terrible optimized

It's a nice little tabletop experience that will occupy an evening or two. The mechanics are pretty simple and the story is functional enough to tie together the series of combat encounters that make up the game. There's also competent voiced narration throughout the game. There isn't much depth to it, but there's enough there to fill a 5-hour playthrough. Player choices would also seem to alter the playthrough enough that replaying the game might be worthwhile. I feel like I got my money's worth after getting the game on sale. I might feel differently if I had payed full price.