Recent reviews by Poisander

This is a follow up title to The Curse of Feldar Vale. You can export your party from the previous game and continue on here. Feels very much like a tabletop RPG.

The maps are higher resolution. There are many tactical options and ways to approach each situation. I enjoy everything about it as it reminds me of a modern version of the Gold Box classics I used to play. I really like this game.

The devs are also very friendly and active in the forums and great about answering questions. Hope that this game gets the recognition it deserves.

It has been awhile since I enjoyed a game this much. Reminds of those classic dungeon crawler gold box games I used to play. I'm excited to play the remaining games in the series. I understand that you can carry your party over from one to the next. The only thing that would make this game better is if it had an adventure builder that allowed the community to add their own maps / adventures for people to download from the steam workshop.

Fun indie game. Reminds me of a modern Fantasy General.

Very fun. I spent countless hours playing the early Jagged Alliance games in the 90's. This captures the feel of those games with updated graphics and usability.

One of the best games I've played in awhile. Super fun strategic game like Heroes of Might and Magic. Battles are much more tactical and fun. Story missions are great.

I've played about 30 hours so far and am loving this game. The story missions are really fun and the randomly generated missions feel very unique and enjoyable. I like training up my pilots and outfitting my mech lance with different weapon configurations. I'll be playing this game for a long time to come. If you like turn-based tactics games similar to X-Com or if you like giant robots slugging it out on the battlefield you may like this game. My favorite game of 2018. I hope there will be expansions with more mechs, new campaigns, etc.

Great game. I also gifted a copy to my Dad because I thought he would enjoy building circuits and writing code. Now he's played 100 hours of the hidden solitaire game.