Wartales

A creative merge of survival simulation, turn-based combat and tactical RPG.

All in all, Wartales offers enough variation and strategy layers to make the journey not just enjoyable, but also challenging and rewarding. If you liked Battle Brothers, you’re going to love Wartales.

A great advantage is that if you find any part of the game too hard or easy, you can adjust the difficulty of any part of the game. [Issue#328]

Wartales offers a fantastic sandbox to explore. The nature of this system implies a rather insipid storyline and uneven pace, but in the end, the real treasure is the mercenaries you meet along the way. For those looking for a strategy sandbox with good depth in which to invest many hours, this is a choice that is hard to ignore.

We played Wartales for about seventy hours with the desire to play it again to try to manage the party in a completely different way. This is probably the best compliment we can pay to the Shiro Games game, which after Evoland and Northgard has created another little gem, perhaps a little rough in certain aspects and with some annoying problems, but certainly worthy of being played and in its own original way in approaching the genre of role-playing games.

A mechanically solid, but also strangely artificial-looking DLC that mainly boosts your in-game bank account.

Wartales walks far enough off the beaten path to be interesting, but it isn’t quite bold or elegant enough to be essential.

Excellent RPG featuring turn-based combat and various well-integrated gameplay systems, including survival, crafting, arena fights, exploration, and trading. Can't stop playing.

For the first 25 hours it was a great expreince but after that according to my gameplay the game become to hard to play. But i like it anyway

If you enjoyed playing Battle Brothers, Wartales is a great alternative. The exploration and adventure elements in the field, as well as the immersive combat and farming elements, are certainly enjoyable, but the very slow pace of progression and long periods of pointless replayability make it a bit of a struggle to get to the ending.

La grande force de wartales réside dans son immersion ainsi que dans son système de combat. Ses cartes sont également très bien pensées et m'a procuré énormément de plaisir. Malheureusement, il est plombé par des développeurs paresseux qui préfèrent sortir des Màj de contenu payante n'apportant pas grand chose, voire dénaturant le jeu et ses mécaniques (la taverne qui rapporte des revenus endgame au niv 2????), plutôt que de travailler sur les problèmes qui devraient être réglés. Ainsi, évitez le mod Iron man, qui dans certaines missions, notamment celles nécessitant la capture d'une cible, effacera votre sauvegarde sans raison. perdre un perso parce que j'ai fait une erreur ok, perdre une partie parce que j'ai tué un pnj qui ne fait même pas partie de ma team ca non !! Il aurait pourtant été facile de pénaliser le joueur en lui collant une prime, ou en foirant la mission avec conséquences financières, mais pour cela il faut des développeurs occupés à faire autre chose que compter leurs sous...) voilà la raison de cette mauvaise note.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]