The Warhorn
Pigeons Interactive · 2019 · RPG, Adventure, Indie, Action, Open World Survival Craft
PC
Mixed54% · 346
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About The Warhorn
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Weary of the life as a lumberjack, you decide to leave the safe walls of your homeland in order to travel far away and begin the life of an adventurer. Months later, just as you start to doubt your decision, you arrive on an archipelago where you hear about something called “The Warhorn”: A relic capable of granting immortality!
You decide to settle on one of the islands – where your story shall begin.
The Warhorn is a take on the unique mixture of genres, the most important ones being RPG and city-building/management while other distinctive elements in the game come from the exploration, puzzle and open world genres.
Weary of the life as a lumberjack, you decide to leave the safe walls of your homeland in order to travel far away and begin the life of an adventurer. Months later, just as you start to doubt your decision, you arrive on an archipelago where you hear about something called “The Warhorn”: A relic capable of granting immortality!
You decide to settle on one of the islands – where your story shall begin.
The Warhorn is a take on the unique mixture of genres, the most important ones being RPG and city-building/management while other distinctive elements in the game come from the exploration, puzzle and open world genres.
- Explore a vast open world: Including 5 themed biomes like spring / summer, autumn, winter, desert and jungle having their own unique sub-biomes with their own unique resources and denizens.
- Solve challenging puzzles: While most of them can be done alone, some might need a helping hand – or two.
- Face various foes: Every biome comes with its own set of animals, beasts and other denizens. Some of them may be neutral, but others could be deadly.
- Learn new skills: Wield a sword, swing a hammer or laugh at brute force and master the elements like fire, ice and light. Villagers can teach you many things, but in order for them to share their knowledge, you might have to earn their trust first… or a sizeable amount of riches.
- Build your empire: Learn how to build with different materials and create a village to your liking. Villagers will gather resources for you while your villages’ soldiers are protecting your empire.
- Be ready for war: Build powerful war machines to either defend your village or attack another in a fight for resources, relics and secrets of this world.
- Multiplayer: Everything in the game can be done together. Build the most incredible empire with your friends, trade with other empires or fight against them.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I hadn’t heard of the game before, it just kind of showed up on Steam, and with barely any reviews at the time, I figured it probably wasn’t worth my time. Booted it up, checked the server browser… and yeah, that didn’t help empty official servers and only a handful of players online. At that point I was pretty convinced I’d made a mistake. Decided to mess around in a solo/LAN world anyway and that’s where it completely turned around. The first thing that stood out was the visuals. It’s a low poly style, but it looks genuinely great. The art direction carries it hard, and it runs incredibly smooth even maxed out. The audio is also really well done ambient sounds and music do a great job setting the mood, especially at night when things get a bit more tense. Once I got into the gameplay loop, it hooked me. You start off weak and clueless, figuring things out as you go. Survival actually matters I died early just trying to manage thirst. Getting back to your body, learning mechanics through trial and error, and slowly progressing gives it that old school RPG feel. It honestly reminded me of classic D&D style adventures. Exploration is where the game really shines. The world feels big…15 found this helpful
After 6 years in Early Access it gets not recommended by default.9 found this helpful
Horn screams in ears 24/7, I am happy hostage of brass nightmare. Let it lag, I enjoy being deaf knight with no save.1 found this helpful
Dead game.1 found this helpful
Paid money. Played for minutes. Waited for development. It's abandoned.1 found this helpful
Early access to an abandoned game.
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