Игрок 5055·Рекомендует·97 ч в игре

I've been playing strategy RPG games like this one, where you manage an small army of murderhobos and lootgoblings for the greater part of 3 decades now, from Ogrebattle 64 and GameBoy's Fire Emblem, all the way to an honestly unhealthy amount of re-runs of X-COM 2. And with all that experience in a very specific niche, I can say without fear, that in my humble opinion, this game is out there among the best ever made. It is easily the best one of the genre that have came out in the past few years (the new Fire Emblem isn't out yet, so maybe this may change to "just" second best). Speaking of Humble, that is how I got this game btw, and I strongly advise that you get this game over there as far as possible if you are low on money (the game is worth full price, but we all live in a doomsday economy). Now back to the game. Do not let the "Adventure Quest" esque visuals trick you into thinking this is a shallow game. I just finished my first run after almost 100 hours. Sure, I was aiming for all achievments in a single run (missed 2 or 3 I think), but even a rushed run would net you around 60+ hours to reach the final fight with a decent enough team. And if you're going for the hardest modes challenge, I bet this could reach 200+. The game have mechanics stacked over mechanics galore!! Each adventurer have attributes, traits, classes, mood dispositions, friendships, love interests, hated rivals, skill trees and equipmants in such a variety, that even if you were to build the exact same party twice, chances are you would still have 2 different experiences. So for those who enjoy depth and build making, theorycrafting, and planing ahead, this is a full plate. At the same time, everything is easy to understand and visualize. Not once have I seen an effect, ability or interaction that I didn't knew how it was supposed to work, so the game is simultaneously newbie-friendly, and veteran pleaser on higher difficulties. Combat is dinamic, positioning is always very important, as both you and the enemies can manipulate movement, push and pull targets, flank, AoE and/or nuke isolated targets. Another point for this game is the story. Very often, the story becomes a side dish on such games, with some of them defending themselves behind the "create your own story" umbrella. And boy, I am glad that Our Adventure Guild didn't do that! The story in this game is absurdly well written, with a mix of serious tones and comedy, and some gut-wrenching moments. Do you know how hard is to perfectly balance comedy and seriousness while keeping the suspension of disbelief stable? (DO YOU KNOW HOW HARD IS TO MAKE ME CRY WHILE LOOKING AT ADVENTURE QUEST LOOKING CHARACTER?!! WELL, IT SHOULD'VE BEEN DAMN NEAR IMPOSSIBLE, AND YET THIS GAME MADE ME CRY AT LEAST TWICE!) Story so well made, that I'll even pretend I didn't notice the """"inspired by 40k"""" design of one certain character (it is cool though, Games Workshop also """"got inspired"""" by a lot of other IPs). As for the more technical aspects of the game, well, it is a 2d turn based game with zero CGI or the need of Lumen or DLSS5, so it is safe to say it will probably run on a large potato wired to 2 zinc coins and a monitor. Not once I say any form of lag, crashes or bugs. Music can be a bit repetitive sometimes, since the song is based on which type of terrain the quest is (or if you're in the guild hub), but it is never annoying, it vanishes well in the background. All in all, this is a 10/10 game, with a the same singular note I had 30 years ago when I finished Ogrebattle for the first time: "My only regret is that it has an end, else I'd play it forever!" ======================================================== Now, this part here is for the devs, in case they ever read this review: ...Do I know you? Like, do we know each other from somewhere? Because there are some plot elements of this game that are hilariously similar to some events that transpired on my own life. So either you're someone I met back in college, or I just went throught an amazingly well written list of several coincidences. Whatever the case may be, once again, great game, and I will be looking forward for your next one!

Игрок 1190·Рекомендует·70 ч в игре

don't play this game if you want to be productive that day or the next 3. its been a couple of days and I cant stop. please send help

Игрок 1881·Рекомендует·126 ч в игре

缺点：美术像是直接请小学生画的简体抽象画 优点：只有上面一个缺点 ------------------------------------------------------------- 天坑！重要提醒！ 忍者这个职业没有上位职业！！！！ 想把自己主力队伍加入忍者的千万慎重！ 敏捷系只有刺客和游侠有上位升级职业，忍者没有！ 而且忍者发育是主概率升敏捷，次力量 这意味一旦到高等级，你的忍者天生力量属性低刺客一大截 而这个游戏物攻就是吃力量加成 所以你忍者输出上限直接低一大截+无上位职业加成，而且传奇敌人基本默认看破潜行 忍者后期直接成一条区！！ 而且最坑的是，这个时候如果你想转刺客或者死神 因为忍者力量成长低，高等级属性已经定型，转了职你的职业也会因为低力量属性天生低一大截输出！ 用物功吃敏捷饰品后你的饰品位更是比原生刺客少一个 输出更是少一截，春春逆天大区 后期从头练一个职业那等级你就慢慢刷吧，一刷一个老实 千万慎重！忍者没有上位职业提升！！ PS： 我给朋友捏了角色，给人定位忍者，一开始还想着很帅还给人吹 结果没想到后期成了区直接没法跟人交代了

Игрок 3648·Рекомендует·76 ч в игре

丑话说在前，关于游戏在玩法上最令我难受的点 游戏中有很多不可重复获取的特性，而大部分特性会影响你升级时属性加点的概率。游戏的等级加点机制是每个属性有各自的提升概率，特性和职业影响这些加点概率。游戏中有五个剧情入队的角色，一支小队满编是六个人，剧情入队的角色除了本身的剧情，还有额外的技能树。所以我几乎把所有的特性都喂给了主力队的六个人，这会导致主力队和其他小队拉开很大差距。几乎所有的关键战斗都可以由主力队来平推，剩下的脏活累活和派遣都可以交给其他无关紧要的队伍。这很影响玩家培养多样化配队的热情。 公会最开始招募冒险者的上限是25个，中后期好像可以逐步提升到45个还是多少。我在一开始几乎把上限二三十个人招满，想着像玩圣兽之王一样，一口气培养好几支风格不同的队伍。但是游戏中冒险者的工资会随着等级提高而提高，也就是说你花费大量资源培养一个角色，结果到后面他的工资也会相应水涨船高。于是我开始开源节流逐步裁员，最多的时候我养了三十多号人六支队伍，每天工资支出要好几千，到游戏通关时只剩下了十二个人，两支队伍。 结合前面我说的，游戏中有许多不可重复的特性，这两点加起来让我彻底放弃了培养多支队伍的热情。 说到游戏最为被人诟病的美术 游戏的美术确实拖了挺大的后腿，但我还是要替他们解释一下。游戏中的美术风格本身不至于太糟糕。糟糕的是角色立绘的捏脸组件池子。游戏中角色的捏脸分为三部分，发型，五官和胡子。发型和五官有很多都很丑，胡子则几乎全是很难看的，有个别几个顺眼的组合起来倒是能捏出外表不错的角色，但是随机搭配可就不管你这个那个了，在酒馆招募的时候，你可以看到各种堪称杀马特风格的角色。剧情入队的角色是固定的形象没法自己捏脸，倒还都不算丑，可以看得下去。另外所有的角色都可以自己上传自定义图片，但还是有点麻烦。 关于剧情，题材，世界观 剧情是非常王道的剧情，主角团喊着友情啊羁绊啊，干掉最终boss，拯救了世界。没什么雷点，不会扣分，但也不算特别出彩。 冒险者公会是大部分日式西幻的标配设定，结合剧情来看，游戏确实也是日式西幻的风格。关于这个设定令我印象最深刻的应该就是无职转生里鲁迪乌斯在冒险者公会摸爬滚打的日子了。为此我还特地捏了一个叫鲁迪乌斯的法师，哈哈 游戏中的文案诙谐幽默，值得一提，没有碎片化叙事，没有谜语人，也没有无病呻吟的文青病👍 说回游戏玩法本身 作为战棋rpg，本作中养成系统内容的丰富程度，和战斗系统的可玩性，都大大超出我的期待，我极力推荐所有喜欢这个题材与战棋rpg的朋友试一下。

Игрок 7465·Рекомендует·73 ч в игре

9/10 在喜加一之前我完全没想到这款游戏会如此惊艳。简单来说，如果你非常喜欢暗黑地牢1且认为暗黑地牢2令人失望，那这款游戏将满足你当初对暗黑地牢续作的所有期待（除了画面和剧情以外，但从我个人的体验来看，这种粗糙的画风其实很契合游戏诙谐轻松的基调，台词也10/10） 如果这款游戏有续作或者重置我也一定会买

Игрок 3851·Не рекомендует·35 ч в игре

Great ideas, terrible balancing I really like the roles, jobs, character progression and guild interactions. The game has a lot of potential, especially for a one-man project. The economy can be harsh, my party of 5–6 adventurers already costs around 1,200 gold per day — but that is not my main issue. The real problem is the balancing. After “Save the Village”, the difficulty suddenly explodes. 3-star quests appear, while even a fairly expensive and developed party struggles to win basic encounters. It honestly feels like the game expects you to avoid combat, especially in combination with the injury system, which can punish you heavily even after fights you actually win. In an elite encounter on a 2 star mission i faced 15 spiders who webbed me and stun locked me it was immpossible. The presentation and art style are extremely rough, but I could easily forgive that in a small indie project. The balancing, however, makes the game almost unplayable for me on Normal. Huge respect for the developer, because there is clearly a very good game underneath all of this, it just desperately needs better difficulty progression and whole lot better presentation in terms of art style, characters and Animations. Edit: The troll mission ist the next and the bandit king the next extemeley unbalanced jump i know it's one dev but come on this game is super grinde heavy and the balance has nearly no progression at all. Shame the potential here hopefully a sequel with a lot better balancing and a much need premium art upgrade will do the trick.

Игрок 0372·Рекомендует·89 ч в игре

The game was fun overall, but I found a few areas where I think it could be improved: 3-star missions are noticeably harder than 2-star missions. I imagine a lot of players get stuck at this point. For me, this was the most difficult part of the game, and everything after that felt progressively easier. The game is marketed as a guild management game, but there are multiple incentives to focus on managing just one main party, with a few extra members assigned to gathering, exploration, or other secondary missions. I think it would be much better if the game encouraged players to manage multiple parties simultaneously. The upkeep cost of having two or more parties is very high, it's not always clear how to obtain certain crafting materials, there's no content that requires enough specialization to justify having dedicated parties for different activities, and it's difficult to keep EXP balanced so that one party doesn't end up significantly stronger than the others. On the other hand, I barely made any meaningful use of the recruitment system. I had plenty of members who seemed very promising, but there are some issues here as well. The time investment required for new recruits to join the main party is too high. If I had a character constantly leveling up while waiting to join, by the time they finally caught up with the main party, it would have already completed an entire tier of content and moved on to the next one. There are also plenty of traits that the main party and its members will naturally acquire over time. As a result, even characters who weren't particularly impressive at the beginning will likely end up becoming very strong simply through progression, which makes recruiting new guild members feel rather pointless. The title system and the final ascensions don't make much sense either. They further discourage creating additional parties, since so much of your power ends up being concentrated in specific classes or titles that are restricted to a single character. The crafting systems and variety of weapons are interesting, but quite often, boss drops were better than crafted weapons from the next tier. Because of this, towards the end of the game, I had very little incentive to upgrade my gear, especially since the stat differences weren't particularly significant. There's also very little incentive to fully explore maps. Many encounters feel tedious, and the rewards are mediocre, so it's simply more efficient to rush through the objectives and move on. Another thing that confused me was that the crafting item list doesn't update until you obtain new materials. In other words, I couldn't tell what items I could potentially craft until I actually acquired the required materials, even with the "Only Show Craftable" option disabled. This sometimes led me to keep farming certain mobs unnecessarily because I thought I might unlock something new. Unique consumables also discourage using other characters, since their power and effectiveness end up being concentrated in the main party. I see a lot of potential in this game, and I genuinely think that with some changes along these lines, it could become much better. I also noticed there's now a New Game+ option, so I'll be giving that a try as well to see how it goes. This review is based on the base game, without any DLC.

Игрок 9763·Рекомендует

A decent TRPG, nothing to complain about, nothing particularly worth praising, a classic TRPG with a generic story, gameplay and some added hit or miss comedy dialogue. But oh man, I hate the way it looks. It looks like fanart made by a 14yo for the isekai anime they love. Giving that it's a 2D game, turn based and tile based, looks should be a little bit more important, imo. But we can't discuss taste and this con is a little bit superficial, so it's overall a decent game.