Titans of the Past

Great idea. I love the way turns are managed; it makes movement & ability activation / attacks feel very tactical. All choices matter, as does your timing. It reminds me of Dark & Darker PVE sometimes: you have to learn the attack patterns of mobs and use visual & audio cues to know when to push, when to dodge, etc. This just adds the element of turns: stop moving and time stops, giving you a moment to think. Cycle thru the party members, look at cooldown timers, look around for cover or flanking enemies, then make your next move. I would like to hope these devs continue adding map/dungeon content, as that seems to be the primary shortcoming at the moment. I've played a few hours and have seen the same handful of maps again and again. I'd love to see a user-accessible map editor / Workshop accessibility in the future. Being able to download user-created maps & dungeons might be a big help for content variety. Unfortunately, I'm getting the sense that this game may have already been abandoned due to poor sales. The Steam discussion boards have a fair bit of back and forth on this topic. I'll keep my eye on this one, and if it turns out the Devs are actively upkeeping their game, …

Fun Game Well written Well Done but just not for me. 1. PAUSING... I have tried numerous ways to get rid of the game auto pausing. I want to be able to pause when I want. I put it on toggle but game still pauses after spells some battles etc.... It seems so random when it pause This gets frustrating. 2. RATS 95% of my missions failures are due to rats. Rats have ranged attacks with all different types of damage. They are so small they go get behind you and surround your party If there are 4 or more rats my level some one in party ends up dead. They tend to disappear of screen at my feet and only reason I no I am being hit is I hear the sound. I just had another battle all i saw was 4 opponents I start fight then out of no where I hear that familiar sound... I look down and 4 rats have appeared by then its too late another party member down 3. CHEST DISARM Another failure 1-3 more party members dead... I would really like this game more if pausing issues was fixed... The rats I think are way overpowered and disarm just does not seem to work correctly, maybe I don't understand how skill works My party is level 3 Adventure was level 2 HEY LOOK RATS GOT MY FIGHTE…

Absolutely loving thios game. What a great new gamestyle with a mixture of real time combat and turn based. The battles are thought provoking and exciting. Its an absolute crime this game hasnt gotten more traction. Highly reccomended for purcahse at full price if you like D&D style RPGs (battles / not story driven). Spread the word too!

Two issues. Can't equip two knucle dusters as a monk and the lack of knucle dusters in the game as my character picture I made is of me in a goldish robe with the fuzzies around the neck with a gold cross and two spiked gold knuckle dusters. I feel like a monk should have the option in unarmed to equip two considering monks train their fists and with a pole. And my next and last issues is with the frame drops that happen HEAVY around any map with lots of moving parts. Specifically trees and foliage. If there could be an option to just turn off all movement on static objects like trees and so on that would be game changing and cause my system to probably stop heating up so much and dropping MASSIVE frames on those specific maps. Other than that this game is like perfection in every way. I played the demo. Thought it was good. So I bought it. And I don't regret the purchase. That demo sold it to me instantly. It gives you just enough to let you KNOW that you want it. Okay that's all for this review. Genuine relay on information I've learned from the game and the fixes I know it needs. Runs smoothly overall depending on the level, but because the levels are random and in too set of an…

Oh my! I bought this as part of a bundle, but quickly decided that this game was far more engaging than the one I had initially gone to the store to purchase. The way the time mechanic works is really worth wrapping your head around as it's easy to fall into the trap of letting all of your party members being stuck waiting for their recovery. That being said, managing each fight (as in each time the party kicks in a door), hasn't yet become even remotely boring. I absolutely love the free aim that's possible, even allowing one to target mobs on different levels. In my first adventure, I got into an archery duel with a bunch of bandits on a different floor. Meanwhile, a number of rats and various melee mobs ran upstairs to zap me. Did I mention this one is highly recommended?

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