Ruined King: A League of Legends Story™

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Muito bom jogo. Todo em português, tem uma história bem rica, a jogabilidade é bem intuitiva e muito interessante para quem gosta de rpg em turnos. os gráficos também são muito legais. Gostei bastante deste game sinceramente.

You can now play League of Legends without having to play League of Legends! A generally strong turn-based RPG, and considered by most folks to be the best of the Riot Forge games that tried to branch the League of Legends universe into other genres. The game has plenty of content for the price. The story isn't a masterwork but it's still solid, carried by the excellent voice acting and the barrage of compelling dialogue and interactions that deepen these characters beyond the caricatures of the MOBA they originate in. I found the full cast of heroes strongly engaging the entire time, and that helped me stay hooked on the story even as the plot went through fairly mundane and predictable beats. Four of the six characters are given full story arcs and change over the course of the game (I felt one of these was botched at the end but liked the other three a lot), while the other two are great relational characters who kind of serve as emotional foils for the rest of the party (one giving a more optimistic and wholesome relief to the somewhat edgy party, while the other tends to get at the darker parts of their psyche). Less attention is given to the villains, unfortunately - despite being the title character of the game, the Ruined King himself does not get a ton of screentime here (though an attempt is made to add a drop of depth to the guy). The plot, as straightforward as it is, is paced very cleanly and professionally across the playtime of the game, with narrative beats that drive it forward at appropriately timed intervals. You don't need to know anything at all about League to enjoy the game or the story, you can just jump in. I enjoyed the combat system - the game uses different "lanes" that allow you to queue attacks to hit earlier and weaker, or delay them to deal bigger damage. This was a really fun and rewarding mechanic on it's own but it's also well-integrated into specific combat abilities and enemies that will force you to adapt. The game is not without flaw. The difficult curve is bizzare. I played on the hardest difficulty but the early game was by far the most challenging - I got stuck in one of the first real dungeons so badly that I had to look up the best strategies for the characters in my party. It did not feel like there was any flexibility for an approach outside the best, either. But this did not last for long, and by the midpoint of the game my party had scaled so strongly as to turn most encounters into a joke. The later characters you unlock are ridiculously strong and not nearly as pigeonholed into their optimum builds - you can make a lot of thing work and demolish your opposition. From after I had the full party, most boss fights only took two or three attempts at the most, included the final boss of the game. Aside from a few post-game challenge encounters I breezed through the mid-to-late game like it was nothing, and that's not even factoring in the consumable potions the game absolutely showers on you. There's also some small quality of life stuff that's missing - you'll be watching the same combat animations over and over again, a lot, and there are some bugs. Artistically and in matters like the UI layout, the presentation is very sound, and the game looks a good deal more polished than it feels. It's no Expedition 33, but it's worthy of your time; whether you're a League fan who wants a more story-driven experience, or an RPG player who knows nothing about the source material, you should still enjoy yourself with this one.

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El juego es divertido y un rpg por turnos entretenido y que se puede disfrutar. Tener en cuenta que a pesar del tiempo que lleva el juego desde que salio, sigue teniendo varios bugs importantes y molestos, como uno que te bloquea el terminar la batalla final, teniendo que reiniciarla, y puede ocurrir varias veces sin ninguna forma de evitarlo.

Plot: very engaging, especially for those interested in the world of Runeterra. It's definitely a nice development of League champions and it allows the player to exlpore the universe from a different perspective. The battle system is quite alright, it was my first time playing a game with such system, but it's easy to learn. However, after some time, it might get repetitive. Teleportation - or rather, its scarcity - made it very inconvenient in the aspect of exploring or doing quests. If there were more tps in Bilgewater, doing side quests wouldn't be just walking tediously from one point to another. But I'd say it's the only disadvantage. The cutscenes and art style is pleasing for the eye and the dialogues make the characters feel real.

A great story and plenty of turn based battles. A few bugs but still playable.