You can temporarily resist his influence, but in the end it is always he who wins and manages to defeat even the greatest hero. Time – passes inexorably, right? The only enemy that cannot be defeated by any means. When, after a long journey, our brave team manages to tear one piece of land from the monsters’ paws and civilize it, somewhere in the back of the head a thought appears that it is so little, there is still so much to do and discover … and hours, days, weeks and months speeding at an alarming pace. Evil and challenges lurk at every step, peace is fragile and never lasts forever. I would say that fans of fast-paced gameplay have nothing to look for here, because hey … What do you expect from a purebred RPG? But I think that even amateurs of fast-paced action, chases and explosions will be choked with unusualness that fans of fast-paced gameplay have nothing to look for here, because hey … What do you expect from a purebred RPG? But I think that even amateurs of fast-paced action, chases and explosions will be choked with unusualness that fans of fast-paced gameplay have nothing to look for here, because hey … What do you expect from a purebred RPG? But I think that even amateurs of fast-paced action, chases and explosions will be choked with unusualness Wildermyth and will give a chance to tactical turn-based combat.Įmotions, unforced and completely sincere, will accompany us through every campaign conducted in Wildermythand that’s what makes this game so special. The most important thing will be a tactical approach to the matter and a good knowledge of the strengths of our heroes, and they are very intuitive – a warrior is unlikely to be suitable for ranged attacks, close combat is definitely not a hunter’s fairy tale, and a mystic will make great use of various elements of the environment with the help of magic. They are – a warrior, a hunter and a mystic, the first of which seemed the most boring to me, while the last one turned out to be the most interesting in terms of the possibility of “building” a character and her skills. Unfortunately (or “fortunately”, it depends on the approach) we have few of these classes, because only 3, already mentioned earlier. Characters collect experience and better equipment, and we have an influence on how we develop individual classes. At the very beginning, the game offers very specific and helpful hints, they are not a rigid tutorial, but are well woven into the story. The gameplay is pure pleasure – turn-based battles are interspersed with the exploration of the map and comic book inserts, showing the course of events, on which we often have influence and can make decisions, resulting in various results. The team saga (we can name it ourselves, so be creative!) Begins in a burning village, somewhere in the land called Yondering Lands. Each character has its own story, features, personality, we can also change their appearance (body structure, complexion, hair color, hairstyle, etc.) and even choose sexual orientation, which, contrary to appearances, is quite important as they can interact with each other. Their entry statistics are of course not very impressive, but we can shuffle them at will to get the most satisfactory result possible. We start as three young people, who have been farming and cultivating the land so far, and are thrown into the whirl of events that will turn them into great heroes – mighty warriors, agile hunters and mighty mystics. The beginnings, as is usually the case, are in Wildermythquite modest and inconspicuous. While games like Baldur's Gate or Divinity let you feel a similar 'vibe', there is nothing that reminds me of those hours of sessions like Wildermyth from Worldwalker Games. Anyone who has ever sat down to classic RPG gameplay - at the table, with a group of friends, character cards, dice sets, and a game master preparing for challenges knows how unique this experience is.

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