
Guide Tahira, the 20-year old princess of Avestan, through the most challenging night of her life in this epic tactical turn-based adventure. You must fight to save your people from the genocidal Astral Empire on a world fallen into a medieval dark age after the collapse of a spacefaring civilisation.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 115reviews | 77% | — | $47.8K |
| $14.99 | 72ratings | 68% | — | not modelled |
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This is a great little game - beautiful art, satisfying turn based combat. Highly recomended for fans of the Banner Saga. Would love to see this story continue - hopefully it gets enough support to justify a sequel!
Quite a good game. I picked this up in a sale, as I was looking for Banner Saga like games. This is not Banner Saga though. Good: +the art style - it's cell shading, but definitely stands out from the crowd +unique environment - few RPGs take place in a fictional "middle-eastern" kingdom +good lore for such a short game +realistic battles - one does feel like a harried scattered retreating force facing off the vanguard of the much bigger ennemy army +good soundtrack +original ideas in the setup of levels (ambush points where you can hide units completely, cover, choke points) Could do better: +the rather anticlimactic ending +the game is only 10 hours long. Obviously I could replay to get the trophies, but hey +game map - the world we see on the map initially is quickly reduced to a single road in the mountain. It could have been so much more. +lack of unit diversity - no ranged units, upgrading units has minimal effect +whilst the general RPG / storytelling add variety in between combat sequences, the quality of the writing is inconsistent, mostly with the comic relief elements. I have to say though that I was pretty amused by the horse. Anyway, that is subjective so not nescessarily a bad factor I guess. All in all, an enjoyable experience, if only marred by the lack of resources of the team. They obviously put a lot of blood and sweat into this game, and I think that these indie studios should be rewarded, but this could have been so much more. This game could really do with a "part 2" to feel complete. Based on sales, I'm not sure the devs will pick this up again. I'd still recommend that you buy this to try it out.
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Tahira is an interesting game, it has a nice playability and I really liked the setting. It's not a masterpiece but it hold it's ground. Must buy in sales.
Great turn based strategy game in the vein of the banner saga. The story is good too, but ends quite abruptly. Hopefully they are able to make a second episode.
Short but sweet indie strategy battler. I only lost a single unit because I misunderstood an objective in the final map, so not too hard on normal difficulty.
Jeu très intéressant. Un jeu de stratégie tactique au tour par tour qui est assez original tout en gardant des classiques propres à ces systèmes de jeu comme les attaques à plusieurs plus létales, positionnement au départ des batailles et quelques autres subtilités. Les musiques sont excellentes et l'ambiance globale est prenante. Cependant, gros défaut de ce jeu il est excessivement court en terme de durée et totalement linéaire même si des questions dans la partie aventure peuvent peut-être influencer l'intrigue (ce dont je ne suis pas sûr). C'est donc un jeu plaisant et frustrant à la fois par sa faible durée. Peut-être pourra-t-on espérer une suite ?
Отличная игра!
Amazing art and compelling story, jumps right in with just enough exposition. it felt short, i played through it in under a week. Loved the characters and hope for a sequel/more content soon.
Le mot qui est revenu le plus souvent lorsque la perspective de cette évaluation m'effleurait a été : « amateur ». Graphiquement, Tahira n’atteint qu’un niveau amateur, c’est globalement moche et vide, sans personnalité : portraits, personnages, cartes… tout ce qui devrait faire rêver, voyager. Il en est de même pour les animations. Les temps de chargement m’ont paru anormalement longs, ça ne m’a pas aidé à passer outre le vide des graphismes. Pour ce que j’en ai joué (avant d’en avoir marre de m’infliger des images moches et vides), le scénario m’a paru linéaire et fort peu travaillé. Peut-être que cela s’améliore avec la suite que je n’ai pas jouée… Les combats tactiques sont assez répétitifs, malgré plusieurs options supposées les rendre attractifs. De mon point de vue, Tahira brandit d’énormes incohérences à ce niveau-là, dont les tirs à l’arc à bout portant et la toute puissance du positionnement des unités d’un réalisme plus que douteux. L’anglais utilisé m’a semblé très scolaire, encore un frein à l’immersion. Un point très positif cependant : la bande-son très réussie, mais qui, hélas, ne peut rattraper les lacunes de la partie jouée. Je ne peux pas recommander un jeu pareil avec mes standards. Il peut se recommander à des joueurs peu regardants ou qui jouent les yeux fermés… (1) C’est rhétorique, les cartes ne sont pas littéralement vides, mais elles manquent cruellement de soin, d’attention et d’un illustrateur, comme le reste du jeu ! Je pense que c’est criant sur les deux vidéos de la page du magasin…
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