Guards

Fun use of created assets. Good game, everything worked for me. BTW, IMO in later stages it should speed up (like saves during the playthrough), because it seems like a lot repeating the same levels to get to "current" puzzle.

Pure grind game. Many hours of doing the exact same thing over and over and over, to slowly gain currency to upgrade your units. Additionally, winning on the highest difficulty is pure RNG. You can do everything right but get screwed on either the upgrades you are offered or enemy spawn locations or what your sniper decides to shoot and then you just die.

The Good + Interesting core gimmick + if all the wasted time/energy of the UI was removed (see below), it would be a pleasant little grind The Bad - repetitive and grindy - loading screen is not clear that it is one, and takes long enough to get on my nerves when grinding - damage & health are not visible at a glance or even hovering -- you have to click - There are 7 possible actions each turn (6 different swaps + inventory), but the interface is not designed around this, so it's easy to choose the wrong action (swapping the wrong heroes) and takes -- what feels like -- wasted effort to do the core gameplay - after each battle, you get 2-4 random upgrade choices, but won't be able to afford most of them - help text is unclear or wrong (lvl 2 shield ability says it gives shields per *turn* not per *battle*) The Ugly - fastest speed breaks action order, and isn't even all that fast Verdict I'm interested in Guards II. Hopefully it will resolve the issues here and make good on the premise

[list] [h3] Достоинства: [/h3] [*] Интересная механика передвижения [*] Перманентные улучшения [/list] [list] [h3] Недостатки: [/h3] [*] Слабая roguelite составляющая [*] Все несколько однообразно, довольно быстро надоедает [/list] Обзор скорее нейтральный, чем отрицательный.

I love the female character designs, but the gameplay is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Such simple gameplay, and yet it poses such a challenge. I mean the basics are really simple. There's three lanes with monsters that move towards your party of four heroes. Since it's one more lane than you have heroes, one of them is left "in the back seat". When you swap positions and thus move said hero to the front, he or she performs a special attack. A healing ability for example, or an especially powerful strike. Which brings me to the next point. The game is turn-based, and all you have to do in your turn is to swap the positions of two heroes. Easy, right? Let's see how far you'll come then, and how many of the ten (I believe?) stages you can master. After completing each stage you get rewarded gold, an in-game currency that you can use to upgrade one of your heroes, such as giving your crusader more health or more damage to the archer. However, gold can only be used during one playthrough. It disappears, once you die. Which happens a lot. For permament upgrades or items in the shop, there's mithril, a currency that you obtain after each playthrough depending on how far you've come, or by completing quests. There's one final currency to obtain, which gives you more basic improvements, such as the amount of health the hero in the back regenerates, or the number of item slots. Well. That's basically it. This is the recipe for the whole game. Enough to defeat me almost 30 times.

plat the whole game and is a damn good game, if you are into RTS games. cheap and well worth the time. just MAKE SURE YOU DONT LEVEL UP THE TOP 4 HEROES, if you want to unlock the lucky 4 achievement. amazing game every second of it!!!!!!!