Reseñas recientes de Battlewrath

Fun game with active development. The new starter pacing is bad, as they constantly throw new systerms at you.

What can I say about Beneath the mountain?
9/10, one of the few early access with meat on it's bones, and really sells the Dwarf theme.
Happy for what I bought, amazed that more is to come!

Well, let's start ;

the UI
The UI is intuitive, thematic and does the job. It could do with some fine cosmetic polish and customisation, such as pretty graphics!

Units
The units all fill a specific niche and theme, little overlap but come together to really compliment your fighting force.

Controls
Controls are a little basic, with limited AI behaviour when in hold ground (x) mode, with them literally only attacking within their hit range without moving, but - this is all stuff easily fixed in development.

Graphics
The game looks great, the buildings are all really charming, and really sell that Dwarf theme! The lighting is a ongoing topic, but the dark look is core to the cave dwelling theme, so not a graphic issue, but some different solutions could be useful. Combat units recently got flares and this could be a way going forward.

Gameplay
The game play is really fun, it's a base building and wave defence game, with elements of cave exploration which produces instant combat and plenty of dead miners if you're not managing your operations well.

Development
The Developer is really approachable on Discord, super passionate about their product, and comes across as really humble about what their building, seeing it as their serving their customers, instead of scraping money from them.

The passion for the project comes through with every pixel, as the buildings, units, traps and enemies all scream classic; Dwarfs vs Goblins, Orcs & Ogres.

This is 3 hobbits and a old mage short of LOTR!

Complexity
The game isn't overly complex, but it has a few systems done well. That said, with a recent change to consumables, you can set your units up with a range of buffs or items to use in combat. The physics make combat fun, as you can push waves of enemies back and then use (R) to attack move and start to slay the incoming wave.

Silica is a love letter to a lot of my child hood favorite franchises - Starcraft, Starship Troopers, Dune, Natural Selection, C&C.

The game needs work, both content and technically, but - the dev has passion, technical skill and a love of sci-fi worlds. I can't wait to see where this game goes.

Support the dev with your money or not, but keep this on your wishlist and keep coming back!

I know you've spent money on less deserving projects, so I'd say give this a try.

Early access, game cut from MMO F2P to paywall Torchlight III kind of MMO?

It's jank, it's funky, it's rushed and half baked.

But it is Torchlight, I'd happily give them my money as a investment of what the game could be, if it flops, that's my money to burn.

I can't ask you to do the same, but if you do want to play a fully fleshed out and developed Torch Light 3, the best way is to show the publishers / investors that this game has market value.

A great game with amazing graphics! If you play from time to time, you get lots of rewards to help pull you into it! (Not complaining). Be prepared for the long grind if you want to excel at end-game, unlike other MMO's that get a reset with each content, making gear useless until you are in that new content cycle - BDO departs from that, end-game gear a year ago is mostly end game gear now, meaning the price stagnates at a silly high-price.

The game has a few events that help bring new players to a okay AP/DP (Stats used to block you from higher content.)

Over all - looks beautiful, plays fluid, you will have to dedicate time if you want to excel at the end game.

Great game on the whole, very few pay to win situations and great combat, at first it can be confusing as to what you need to do, but once you get into full swing, expect carnage to ensue.