Voidlifted

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/]Follow our curator page: [b]IndieGems[/b] if you like and want to see more reviews like this one.[/url][/quote] [i]Voidlifted[/i] is a casual turn-based game with some light strategy. This is more of a game for people who want to really have a casual and relaxing experience. It's definitely not one for people who are out there looking for a challenge. Please keep in mind that it's in Early Access and that everything could easily change during the remainder of development. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] It starts with a good built-in tutorial to get you started. You can find different features on the map, including functional locations: 1. Shop: buy and sell things 2. Infirmary: heal units 3. Village: recruit new soldiers 4. Etc. Everything is located on a hex grid, and some of these are controlled by the enemy. You will need to defeat them in order to get ownership of the hex. Others are empty and you can build on these. The game has many missions for you to do, all of them are fighting the enemies. If you succeed, you will earn gold, new land, items, etc. Each time you win a mission on an island, your reputation on t…

Developed by a single developer, Voidlifted is a pretty amazing yet fairly simple, turn-based RPG that's set in a world that had been shattered into different fragments. Kingdoms, both big and small, were eventually established on each fragment with you controlling the smallest fragment of all. However, things is about to change... because you've somehow found a way to bring pieces of the world to your little fragment - it's like reeling in a catch - and with time, you may even end up reassembling the world, piece by piece! [h1]Watch me play![/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=902bCkVT4rY The gameplay here is pretty incredible too. To make it a lot easier to read, I'll just break it down into several parts: >>>>Note that the game's still in early access when I played it. As the game develops, there might be some changes that'll make some parts of my review inaccurate, so please keep that in mind! [h1]1. Your army of heroes[/h1] The game actually lets you recruit as many units as you can afford to via various buildings at your Home grid. There are three classes of units, namely Soldiers (melee), Archers (ranged), and Mages (ranged+AoE/splash damage). Although you can probabl…

Was going great until I tried to conquer an island, then it crashed... & hasn't worked since :'(