For the King

A good turn-based strategy roguelike, in the style of DND. And that's both a plus and a minus. It's atmospheric, yes. But the constant advantage the computer has in dice rolls is simply devastating. There's also a shock mechanic that ruins everything. The enemy throws a dice at you, and you can't escape, given that you have to roll two dice. And you're always minus a dice from shock. Or, for example, with a weapon that has one dice, you're useless. You can't escape from a dungeon; the game will automatically bring you back. And other mechanics make the game very painful. But it's engaging. And it's much more fun in a party. And yes, it's a difficult game. There are also lots of achievements. Achievement hunters are good for that.

The game is addictive with a variety of quests, each with its own characters, good physics, an interesting plot and a customizable (from game difficulty to inflation) detailed world. What is the cost of a quest in a foggy forest where you and your friends (or you alone) need to collect 100 gold coins and bring them to the treasury of the crazy leprechaun, who will give you for this a drawing of a weapon or piece of clothing and a scroll required to open other classes of heroes, increasing diversity world and items, as well as simply to customize your heroes.

Pros:

1. Huge variety of everything

2. Excellent musical accompaniment (you can listen endlessly)

3. You can play alone or in multiplayer for up to 3 people (and even on one device)

Cons:

1. The main disadvantage for me (and for some a p… Read full