Our Adventurer Guild

I never expected a game from a bundle to click with me as much as this one did. The art is definitely not the prettiest in the world, but it has its own charm. It’s a mix of Darkest Dungeon, Pathfinder, and FF Tactics, and honestly, I absolutely loved it. I grew really attached to my party. I’m not usually someone who experiments much with builds and that kind of thing, but the game gives you plenty of freedom to do so and encourages you to experiment. For the first 25 hours or so, I felt like the game had a perfect amount of content. However, my last 8 hours were mostly spent trying not to go broke and grinding to be ready for the final two missions, which was a bit meh. Jokes aside, the game has some genuinely epic moments if you really let yourself get immersed in it. Highly recommended.

7.5/10

What to say? 160 hours of my life gone on this game, it was a lot of fun micromanaging a guild of adventurers, truly an achievement for a game made by a single person. Some elements of the player's interface are made a bit awkward, but thank god for huge fonts used. The balancing is not ideal, some classes are way stronger than others, some parts of the game have difficulty spikes, but overall this game is a joy to play. Highly recommended!

Very good adventure

Pros: - Loved the turn-based combat. Boss fights were tough but fair. Gameplay reminded me of X-Com minus the constant missing ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ as you can use the “bravery” system to increase hit chance to 100%. - It was fun to build up your adventurers from noobs to absolute killing machines. - The skill system was also fun to experiment with. Combined with the equipment system that can go up to legendary rarity, you can make some really broken characters. Near end game, I had a Rogue with 100%+ dodge rate and a saint (healer) that was my main DPS that could unleash high level holy damage spells every turn at no MP cost. - Your adventurers can gain permanent “traits” through random mini-story segments during quests or through training that can give them permanent buffs that can affect their attribute growth during level up. This means that you are actually rewarded for exploring more during quests and also, greatly increases replayability as no two run will be the same. - Your adventurers actually also grow closer together was you keep sending them on quests. I was presently surprised when two of my adventurers became lovers. Was pretty cool that you can basically ship your adventurers with each other and a party of six made of three couples actually fights better as they keep buffing each other. - Economy is pretty well balanced as you need to keep paying the wages for your adventurers (whose wage increases as they level up) in addition to buying/crafting gear and consumables to ensure quests succeed. - You also need to keep your adventurers happy by not sending them on too many quests without resting or forcibly healing them. - Story was OK. Cons: - The art style can take some getting used to. - Your adventurers need to heal for way too long after getting injured on quests making it hard to run quests with just your main crew. This is mostly fixed by upgrading your infirmary as you guild grows. Overall, 9/10. Loved it. Will try to 100% it sometime in the future.

很好玩的战棋，希望早日有创意工坊