For The King (Switch)

Hope we will get a review soon. I love this game so far, more people need to know about it.

@Vepra how would you describe it, if I can be curious?

@Ludovsky In short: Dungeons and Dragons made enjoyable on console/PC.

In this game, you create a party of three members. (You either play solo, controlling all 3 of them, or you can play both online and local coop with up to three people where everyone controlls their character). You begin with 4 classes and you can unlock additional 7 (you do that by playing the game, no microtransactions).At its core it is, as I mentioned, like D&D so it is rng based.

This release is the complete addition with two expansions that both offer a new map, class and its unique mechanics. In the Frost Adventure, you have to be careful as the low temperatures will damage your heroes at every end of their turn (unless they are placed in a city or a camp). The Into the Deep adventure is focused on a map with islands where you sail the seas and have to watch out for the Kraken that can surprise you and kill you or just destroy your boat which will get you randomly shipwrecked on land.

There is a lot I could talk about so I think it'd be better if you'd just ask for things you are interested in and I'll do my best to answer you.

@Vepra what's the difficulty like? I hear it can be quite roguelike so I wondered how the game handle this

@Ludovsky Well, it is difficult. Once your party wipes, you have to start over. Of one of your party members dies, you can ressurect him tho, you need to have atleast one hero alive not to lose. The difficulity isn't really unfair, to me it really captures the feeling of an adventure where you really have to think about your next step.

If you are worried about it being too difficult or punishing, don't be. You just can't rush things, that is about it, just take your time, level up your heroes, do not take high risks.

Just started playing this game and it did crash two times in the first 3 hours of multiplayer play. With the saving scheme you only lose up to one turn, but I hope the devs resolve these issues as the load time to start the game is not short.

@Vepra So it's more grind some levels or are you able to beat hard enemies with strategy?

@MrSoczek Well, strategy does help a ton but keep in mind its bassicly just a D&D game. So it really depends on dice rolls. Before every attack, your character rolls a dice and the attack efectivness is based on that roll. I'd say viable strategy is as important as a bit of grind to level your characters before challenging a tough oponent.

@Vepra Thanks, looks good enough to spend some time with it )