Tenderfoot Tactics

[h1]GOBLIN FANTASY TACTICS[/h1] [b]Check out the full review on [url=https://youtu.be/dmOukInf_g4]2 Headed Hero![/url][/b] A vast and deep tactics RPG where you get to control a mess of adorable little goblins on a quest to defeat a vicious, demonic fog. Wholesome, psychedelic, expressive, and strange. Only a couple hundred reviews on Steam? This is the definition of hidden gem. Deep job systems, tough battles, exploration that rewards the player for paying attention, and a total lack of handholding without feeling unintuitive. It's brilliant. It's everything you could want out of a tactics game with a unique flavor all its own. HIGHLY recommended. https://youtu.be/dmOukInf_g4

Mario and rabids if you were a group of silly lil guys

Meh...

Eso es un juego de: * Combate por turnos * Exploración * Un banda sonora muy distinta y que comporta muy suavemente con la onda del juego * MuchÍsimas opciones de desarollar tus unidades Es importante de notar que cada elección de Tenderfoot Tactics va a impactar la dificultad. Al comienzo es mejor que evitar los combates cuando puede porque las unidades, tus duendes, son frágiles y faltan las especializaciones. Hay que buscar plantas, mapas y nidos de ave para ganar experiencia de tipo gratis y por eso ganar una mejor vista de donde se ubica. Sí, MAPAS, porque una característica del juego es utilizar imagenes del mundo de los duendes para saber los lugares de las mazmorras, las masmorras en lo que uno puede combatir otros duendes para desbloquear nuevas clases y artículos más poderosos. Su ubicacion no es marcada automtáicamente como muchos juegos, pero eso es uno de los duendes en un mundo lleno de duendes. También, navigar ese mundo es un placer porque tiene diferentes modos de correr y un barcito chulito. Tenderfoot Tactics, mientras no conocen la mayoria de la gente, es uno de los mejores juegos de tácticos por turnos que puede encontrar y tiene la pasión de explorar un mundo original. Además, ya es todo traducido al español.

This game has a lot of novel and interesting ideas that come together in a very well thought out gameplay loop. The highly stylized visuals create a mysterious atmosphere that is strengthened by the sporadic lore snippets you find in item descriptions, and the exploration where you navigate with a map based on the shape of the terrain. When you get into combat, there are interesting terrain simulations such as plant growth, fire spread and water flow. The key to winning fights is managing the turn order by inflicting "unnerve" and "promote," changing the turn order of allies and enemies. Your party members level up different "breeds" (classes) and once you fulfill the level requirements, you can evolve them to another, stronger breed with different abilities, where they start at level 1. This system incentivizes exploration to unlock new breeds and ensures (1) that you get a constant stream of level ups and (2) your party composition and available abilities are constantly in flux. I haven't beaten it yet, but so far: Brilliant game, highly recommended!

I really want to like this game but all the charm and intrigue gets sullied by constant ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ - it's hard to navigate by a regular map but when there psychedelic ♥♥♥♥ all over the screen, visibility is zero since you in the forest, the enemy gropes are everywhere (and they are autoleweled too so ♥♥♥♥ YOU player that tried to level up yourself and find more buff trinkets). You thought that 200 hitpoint bog troll that that can potentially two-three-shoot even the toughest goblins was a menace? Well FU-U-U-U-UCK YOU-U-U-U-U PLAYER there now seven of them and there couple archers too. And wood withes that heal them all. At some point autoleweling made that i can't reliably two shot wood withes, so it got into a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MMO-style ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ where everyone endlessly beats the ewerliwing crap out of each other while healers top everyone up. Oh, and RNG can ♥♥♥♥ you up SO MUCH in SO MANY different ways. I'm so tired, leaving this game for masochistic hikers. Oh and bugs - your squad can stuck on themselwes there regular phisics glithes like catapulting yourself and game stuters sometimes.

The game contains a very poor sense of direction and progression, which the graphics and direction don't supplement and coax into a boon. The tactics are simple and the the number of strategic options is low. The game demands too much discovery and commits the immense sin of punishing that progression. The scaling is completely off. Its almost a great game. 3/10