Combat system is solid and this game has hundreds of hours of combat and ways to approach the game multiple ways. It has the ability to create almost any strategy you can imagine with combative depth and has strong controls for manipulating how much RNG you want to go into combat. TL DR: This game has almost everything for a game of its genre. I highly recommend giving this game a try, as this has become my favorite game to play whenever I want to feel like I am both being challenged and having fun. Simple, complicated, spellslinging, debuffing, buffing, stat boosting, stat draining, and so on and so forth. This game allows for a wide variety of experiences. Creatures also naturally have synergy with each other, so customizing classes and teams to fit a theme can work well for those who have a great interest in teambuilding synergy (like me) or those who just want to say "I like Doomguards, they're cool, I want a Doomguard team!" This means that your own teams, your own class, are entirely yours to make from the ground up into anything you want. *slight spoiler ahead* The game becomes even more interesting with the Anointment system, which allows you to take passives from OTHER classes and have them active on your own class, with notable exceptions like certain perks, Animator, or Grovetender. If you have a style, in some capacity, this game can manifest it and let it thrive to the fullest extent.
Need to make sure that debuffs aren't a problem for you? Countless manually and automatically cast spells as well as a slew of monster abilities can do that. Only want to see people attacking or casting once a turn so you can fight 'fair' with them? Satyrs are great for that.
This game gives COMPLETE freedom when it comes to how much you want to do and how much your opponent can do. If you don't want to manage the moving parts, there are abilities to lock out extra traits, extra spellcasts, extra revives, the works. Later on in the game where it introduces affixes you can deal with by upping realm instability for greater rewards, creatures you have and your opponent has can get a bit complicated. If you want something simpler, classes like Hell Knight and Siegemaster have a much slower paced playstyle. You can play the game very simply, and the spells and abilities creatures have give you the freedom to focus your strategy on either accomplishing a certain goal or letting RNGesus take the wheel. The amount of choice and versatility with which you can approach the game is simply STAGGERING, and I continue to see its ceiling expand as I play the game more.ĭo not misunderstand me, though, this game does not require a doctorate to play. Looking at the 'perks' a class can take with said points, my jaw fell agape as I began to understand the first layer of depth to this game. Your starting creature is depending on class, but something caught my eye as I got my first perk points. Selecting one of the available classes had blurbs about the themes they worked with, and at the time I was unaware you can actually unlock all the classes on the same save (plus some 'elite' classes later on).Ĭombat starts off simple as they begin to inform you of the world you're in and why it's important. I started this game out with no knowledge of the studio or the game itself, and was quickly shown the level of depth that I could work with upon character selection. I felt almost compelled to write a review for this as I progressed.įor context, I have not played a game in this genre outside of Pokemon games and Monster Sanctuary, which both have their own appeal.
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