Hello Rawrkitteh, thank you for taking the time to play my game and report the bug. It is hard to reproduce but I've just pushed a fix that seems to have resolved it. In case it happens again or you notice some different issue don't hesitate to leave a comment. Have a great day!
Thank you so much for posting the very first video review! It great that you went in-depth and I've left my thougths underneath your video. Keep up the great work <3
Love the creative concept! Artstyle is very evocative. I was really shocked by the brutal murder in the intro :D
I think the difficulty curve needs some work. In the middle section the enemies were hardly any challenge but the boss still beat my ass. And also I assume it gets way easier if you happen to have the cash for the second slot upgrade.
Anyway - promising concept. Curious what you'll make out of it.
Hey Celia, thank you very much for your detailed feedback! In fact my next update will be a collection of small UI improvements. So feel free to follow the project since there is more stuff coming :D
Quite a lot of content for people that have always wanted to feel like Sauron. While the AI art is not my cup of tea, I think that the writing is quite decent. I like how characters are recurring after you've accepted them to your court.
Very nice! It might make sense to add some kind of timer to the battles or more abilities that make the enemies stronger over time. As it stands, the battles tend to be a little lengthy and there is no reason not to drag it out and heal yourself to full each battle.
Simple and addictive game loop, charming artwork. Love it! For now it's a litte unoptimized and leads to stuttering graphics and sound but I'm sure you'll figure it out :D
Not quite sure how this Myth would work in play. It depends on the players encountering the same location over and over again. If they roam around it wouldn't make sense for them to encounter these omens. But this could be rewritten as a great hazard / obstacle along the knight's way
Haha how awesome is that! Thank you for the quick delivery ;-)
Great idea that you've proposed in your article. By default, the omens lack a little bit of player agency, it could be fun if the players had to chase them down rather than just randomly stumble upon them
Awesome. I'm definitely going to use the rule that calculates how many warbands you can muster based on the territory you rule. "2 warbands per holding" as in the base rules is a little too vague for me
