Wildermyth

10 of the 103 reviews raise this · 9 of them still recommend the game.

“I really enjoyed this game, perfect for when you want to play a chill, non-twitchy game. When you create a party they are very basic personality-wise, but as they go through their adventures and the story develops it is…”

“Bad game. I wanted to like it and there are some neat features, but the combat is so clunk and the gameplay loop is frustrating. Plus, there is zero actual onboarding that helps you understand how to play the game. I…”

“Such a fun, unique way to do a roguelike. The first few playthroughs feel like magic, and you can't imagine ever getting tired of it. Eventually you start to see the same events and it starts to not feel as unique, but…”

8 of the 103 reviews raise this · 8 of them still recommend the game.

“Such a fun, unique way to do a roguelike. The first few playthroughs feel like magic, and you can't imagine ever getting tired of it. Eventually you start to see the same events and it starts to not feel as unique, but…”

“Overview: Combat is fun and the most developed, Map is limited and mostly waiting, story requires imagination and a lot of reading. Repetion is prevalent due to a finite number of events, and RNG can be frustrating. Fun…”

“Can't believe I haven't reviewed this game. 80+ hours and this game is awesome. Replaying isn't an issue because you can keep your heroes from past stories and use them again, increasing their levels further. Each…”

7 of the 103 reviews raise this · 4 of them still recommend the game.

“Bad game. I wanted to like it and there are some neat features, but the combat is so clunk and the gameplay loop is frustrating. Plus, there is zero actual onboarding that helps you understand how to play the game. I…”

“The default difficulty is too easy, and quite boring even on hard difficulty (one notch below the hardest). I found this to be a poor single-player experience but feel it is more designed for co-op due to its…”

“Overview: Combat is fun and the most developed, Map is limited and mostly waiting, story requires imagination and a lot of reading. Repetion is prevalent due to a finite number of events, and RNG can be frustrating. Fun…”

5 of the 103 reviews raise this · 4 of them still recommend the game.

“317 clicks to see comic panel after comic panel to finally be able to advance the story? No thanks, lazy way to extend playtime of what is fundamentally an OK turn-based game.”

“Such a fun, unique way to do a roguelike. The first few playthroughs feel like magic, and you can't imagine ever getting tired of it. Eventually you start to see the same events and it starts to not feel as unique, but…”

“Can't believe I haven't reviewed this game. 80+ hours and this game is awesome. Replaying isn't an issue because you can keep your heroes from past stories and use them again, increasing their levels further. Each…”

3 of the 103 reviews raise this · 1 of them still recommend the game.

“Bad game. I wanted to like it and there are some neat features, but the combat is so clunk and the gameplay loop is frustrating. Plus, there is zero actual onboarding that helps you understand how to play the game. I…”

“The game gets better once you get a few legacy heroes and understand the (few) mechanics a little better. Also, the UI does not do the artstyle justice and lacks both information and visibilty. The game is pretty good…”

“317 clicks to see comic panel after comic panel to finally be able to advance the story? No thanks, lazy way to extend playtime of what is fundamentally an OK turn-based game.”