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Funny game

Love it,

A Review of Thronefall 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I have been on a quest to find the right strategy game - one that could give me the thrill of battles, the pleasure of kingdom-building, and the nostalgia of my childhood gaming days. That's when Thronefall galloped into my life and won the crown.

There's something about Thronefall that just tickles your strategy-game-loving-bone. Remember those old-school strategy games that gave you the rush, yet didn't make you pull your hair out? Thronefall brought back those vibes, and for a moment there, I felt like I was back in the age of Stronghold.

Thronefall managed to achieve a fascinating equilibrium between complex strategy and entertaining hack 'n' slay. You're tasked with juggling economic progression with defensive fortification, having to decide whether you need more archers, beefier walls, or perhaps another mill. It's like being in a medieval episode of Extreme Home Makeover.

And then the night falls - and it's time for the action. Will you play it safe with your longbow or go all 'Braveheart' and charge into the fray? No matter what your choice, the satisfaction of seeing the sunrise over your little kingdom - another day survived - is incomparable.

Now, no game is without its minor hiccups. Thronefall, dear as it is, has a tiny hiccup when running on Linux. In moments of intense action when units and enemies are scurrying across the screen, there's a hint of lag. This is more like a mischievous jester in the court than a full-blown dragon attack, but it's worth noting nonetheless.

But hey, considering the other kings in the game market, Thronefall with its rare lag is like a kingdom with an occasional rainstorm. A little annoying, yes, but the crops grow and the game continues. And, I must say, the view is rather beautiful from my throne.

In conclusion, Thronefall is that jovial tavern where complexity of strategy games takes a well-deserved nap and entertainment stands guard. It's not just a game, but a trip down memory lane with a shield in one hand and a flagon of ale in the other. To the creators of this gem, I say: saddle the horses, for you have truly brought a kingdom to life!

its fun

great!

kinda nice

tiptop

Lonely Mountain is a quiet-looking game, but it's not always easy. You play in a pretty world with some hard parts. You don't need a lot of time to play, which is great. The game looks simple but makes you think a lot.

Summary: Lonely Mountain is a calm game with some tricky parts. It's good for people who don't have lots of time to play. It's worth trying!


BIG+ Linux Mint: runs smooth coundnt be better! Big thanks