Разработчик: Ishtar Games
Описание
Наступил апокалипсис…
В безрассудной попытке остановить войну, сотрясающую мир десятилетиями, маги устроили Катаклизм. Огромные сгустки чистой магии уничтожили практически все. Мир обволок таинственный фиолетовый туман, в котором затаились кровожадные монстры, выходящие наружу по ночам.
Наша единственная надежда — Последнее заклинание, которое избавит обреченный мир от магии. Его подготовка займет несколько дней, и в это время горстка отчаянных героев должна защищать несчастных магов от любых угроз.
The Last Spell — это тактическая ролевая игра с элементами roguelite, в которой вам предстоит оборонять город от полчищ смертоносных врагов
В течение дня вам нужно готовить героев к бою, тщательно продумывать восстановление оплота и размещать оборонительные сооружения. А ночью вы должны истребить всех врагов, атакующих ваши стены, применяя разнообразное оружие и навыки. Исцеляйте раненых, повышайте уровень и повторяйте весь процесс снова и снова, пока Магическая печать не будет разбита.
Особенности
Пошаговая тактическая ролевая игра:
● Все, что мы любим в ролевых играх: масса параметров, навыков, способностей, качеств… и не только.
● Множество предметов: броня, оружие, украшения и зелья… с собственными параметрами и навыками, а также случайными модификаторами по выбору. У каждого оружия — свой набор навыков и стиль боя!
● Создавайте собственные классы: улучшайте героев с помощью способностей и бонусов к параметрам, а также используйте любое снаряжение по своему вкусу. Хотите создать разбойника-мага, орудующего ружьем, максимально прокачав урон в ущерб защите? Вас ничто не останавливает!
● Управляйте отрядом своих героев: они сильны, но их мало, и у них не так уж много ресурсов. Доступ к исцелению и мане ограничен, поэтому старайтесь найти идеальный баланс.
Полчища порождений зла:
● Думайте и адаптируйтесь: вы встретите полчища смертоносных врагов, имея в распоряжении лишь кучку закаленных в бою героев. Ищите оптимальное расположение и планируйте действия: масштабные атаки по области, сдерживание толпы, усиления, отравление... Каждое очко действия может стать решающим в борьбе за жизнь.
● У врагов есть свои сильные и слабые стороны, которые вам предстоит найти. Но на этом трудности не закончатся: приготовьтесь испытать себя в бою с ужасающей вражеской элитой!
● На каждой карте вас ждет финальный грандиозный бой с уникальным и захватывающим боссом.
Защищайте оплот:
● Восстанавливайте город между сражениями. Исцеляйтесь, изготавливайте новое магическое оружие, получайте новых героев. Распоряжайтесь ресурсами мудро, командир!
● Возводите оборону: стены, ловушки, башни, катапульты… Каждое сооружение может помочь в бою.
● Защищайте Магический круг любой ценой! Если вы его потеряете, человечество обречено.
● 5 оплотов, нуждающихся в защите, у каждого из которых свои особенности — чтобы победить великое зло, вам придется менять тактику в соответствии с полем боя.
Элементы roguelite:
● Игра подразумевает высокую сложность. Вы проиграете… и не раз. Но с каждым поражением вы станете лишь отважнее, лучше, быстрее, сильнее!
● Процедурная генерация вражеских волн, персонажей, оружия и множества открываемых предметов не даст вам заскучать до настоящего конца света.
● Подстраивайте игру под свои предпочтения с помощью знамений — ограниченного набора бонусов, которые можно выбрать перед очередным прохождением. Что вам по душе: больше очков действия, больше персонажей, усиленная оборона или более ценная добыча? Экспериментируйте и находите любимые орудия разрушения.
● Настраивайте сложность по своему вкусу благодаря 6 уровням апокалипсиса: даже самые опытные игроки не останутся разочарованы.
Мощнейший саундтрек:
● Более 25 композиций ураганного электронного прогрессив-метала станут отличным аккомпанементом к веселой бойне.
● Саундтрек написан неподражаемым Реми Гальего (The Algorithm)
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, french, japanese, german, spanish - spain, korean, russian, ukrainian, portuguese - brazil
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-3470 or AMD FX-8370
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650, 2 GB or AMD Radeon HD 7770, 2 GB
- DirectX: версии 9.0
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660, 2 GB or AMD Radeon HD 7870, 2 GB
- DirectX: версии 9.0
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Отзывы пользователей
I hated this game, then I loved it, then I hated it, then I loved it, I still hate it ... but I love it.
When I first Launched the game, I was too hasty to judge it (I was in a dark spot with gaming). I hated the UI I hated the overload of info I hated the unclear visuals and was just overall frustrated, then - after calming down - I gave it another shot while changing settings to better appeal to my playstyle and boy was I in for a surprise, this game was absolutely amazing with even amazinger music (made by The Algorithm) a band I already like.
With that being said I feel the game overdoes it a lot with the difficulty and RNG, sometimes regardless of what you do you will fail and a game that takes this long to play and isn’t a simple pick-up-and-play it gets VERY tedious, coupled with some very random upgrades and perks for your heroes that it just loses its appeal fast, what I mean by that is in spite of being a kind of rogue-lite it is not at all easy to pick up and play.
I almost quit on Elderlicht (the 4th map) because it stopped being fun failing run after run after run getting lame perks with lame weapons and lame heroes and over-tuned elites all at the same time but I pushed through and OH boy was completing this game cathartic, I feel like such a weight lifted off my shoulders.
If you’re a hardcore masochist and like turn based games then this is a must buy.
Overall score 8/10 meh story GREAT gameplay but INSANELY amazing soundtrack. Too difficult >.>
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Great game. You can jump in and go nuts but the more you learn the more you'll want to stop and really plan out starter characters or new hires. Lots of depth and the maps vary enough that you can or need to change up tactics, build orders, gold vs upgrades etc. at 120+ hours I'm kind of starting to wish there were more weapons, falling into standard sets and combos but perhaps I shall resist this min/maxing.
The Last Spell really nails the basics with amazing pixel art, great combat and a killer soundtrack that keeps you pumped while obliterating a seemingly endless horde of enemies.
This game's definitely on the complex side - you're juggling heroes, hero abilities, perks, managing your town's economy, defences, picking the right weapons, and trying to survive massive waves of monsters all at once. Sometimes I found myself staring at all my options thinking "what the heck do I do here?" But overall, the depth made it more fun for me.
There is a mode called 'Boundless' which is perfect for players like me who don't want to bang their head against the wall with tough RNG and the rogue-like aspect where you're expected to die. It makes your heroes stronger by allowing additional perks on maps and gives you more control over your runs by limiting weapon drops. If you're not super into the whole rogue-lite "lose everything and start over" thing, this mode's great. It's like a more chill way to play without losing what makes the game special.
I had a great time with it overall. If you're into tactical games and don't mind a bit of complexity, definitely give this one a shot. Just know that there's a lot to learn at first, but the game gives you ways to make it easier if you want.
Wasn't feeling it at first due to the odd skill aoe attack grids, but after about an hour I got used to it.
The game is pretty tough and I lost at the third harpy boss in the first area, but it didn't feel completely unfair as there is a vast amount of account progression that will make it easier.
Seems like an interesting core gameplay loop as it is a TRPG like Final Fantasy Tactics mixed with a tower defense/economy planner between waves.
There is a great amount of agency over how you want to build both your base and your character's builds which is quite nice.
The runs are too long for my tastes in a roguelike, but The Last Spell seems like a solid TRPG roguelike overall and I'll put a few dozen hours into it probably since there's tons of meta progression and unlocks.
OMG! Unless you have a lot of free time, avoid this game. It is much too DAMN hard and too monotonous. Basically, you are expected to lose many times as you play and gain points to upgrade the next haven with the upgrades you unlocked. I hate this stupid concept and you also need luck of getting epic items for your hero of 3 or 4 to take on 100+ undead.
The tactical part and UI is really good. I began playing and making it the last night of the FIRST city. Ok, challenging and doable. When I got to night six, got my ass handed to me and kept the upgrades. Ok, I should be good...nope. The boss battle was ridiculously hard beyond my imagination. It will take me a month of Sundays to beat the boss battle on the FIRST city. This game had potential, but way too hard! the game is like undermine. Thanks, I lost 8 hours of my life. I could have been lighting my farts on fire from the time wasted. Uninstalling........NOW!
I was torn on whether to recommend this game or not. It started off fun and interesting, and I was looking forward to playing and progressing through the levels and accumulating additional power ups and unlocks. Playing around with different builds was fun as well as the varied mechanics, such as base building, hiring heroes, level ups, finding different weapons, etc. All this is right up my alley and basically an amalgamation of various game mechanics I all enjoy.
After beating the fourth level by the skin of my teeth though I just suddenly lost interest. Part of it was what I'd call a realization that the game was rigged. I literally beat the fourth level within one turn of me surely losing, and I beat it basically by chance based on where my heroes were placed. Also the fact I went with ranged heroes mostly, and especially some skills that allowed for fast travel around the map. Had I not lucked out and made these choices, I would have lost, no doubt. That's a bit discouraging that luck dictated a lot of my win, but combined with the fact that this level took like 10 hours of real time was really irritating. The simple fact of choosing a different set of skills could have required I replay a 10+ hour level?
Along with the above, there's the basic fact that since this is a rouge-lite, you're sorta expected to die, power up, and then retry. I like that mechanic in games like Dead Cells or Hades, where the individual game runs are quick, but not in a game that requires 10+ hours per level. And even after investing 10+ hours per level, you really don't accrue all that many points to power up with. The upgrades you get over time are meaningful, but not in-line with what you should get for 10 hours of time.
Basically both of those main points made me realize the developers don't really give a crap about my time. I don't mind investing time in a game that's rewarding, but in this game the time commitment is too large for very little progression.
Fantastic turn based strategy with brutal difficulty for those who love analysis paralysis. Game is tough but fair. Was able to keep the hardest difficulty on without dying until level 4. As always my biggest complaint with these games is the meta progression. What is the point of an insanely hard game if it isn't balanced to a particular power level and the game constantly makes you stronger as you lose.
I love the idea of this game, the gameplay, graphics, music and execution are great. The horde nights leading up to the final night offer a well balanced and enjoyable challenge. However, the final boss night has such a spike in difficulty that it becomes frustrating. I am fully aware that perhaps I am not the best at this game (think I’m not too bad!) but coping well with 11 horde nights just to be smashed in the last night is annoying. This is where the roguelike elements don’t work. Having an 8+ hour run ruined based on the last night and not being able to just restart from where you failed means I won’t bother attempting a third run and sinking 30 hours into one level. Not everyone playing this game wants to min/max every hero and it isn’t always possible with RNG which can ruin runs by the time you get to the end. Boss fights need to be easier on the standard difficulty and offer a restart option.
Tedium and monotony. Anticlimactic and unsatisfying. Pretty polished though. Love the music and atmosphere at least. Tutorial and interface could use some more work too.
I essentially, mostly agree with this other person's review:
"While this game is pretty good, it is tedious to play. While it had elements of xcom and into the breach, the way the damage works made me end up haveing dozens of monstaers with just a few hit points every time. There are just to many monsters to defeat each night, and it become a chore. I was looking for an auto play feature to just get through it(which it does not have). while I dont like thumbs downing a game, I jsut cant recomend it for someone like myself."
If you'll excuse me, instead I'm gonna go play XCOM and Into The Breach and whatnot.
Great game, random, great elements for a roguelike. Kind of a strange hybrid of tower defense and roguelike, but the main thing is the diversity of builds and how fun some of them are to play. You can tell a lot of love went into this game.
Great combination of city builder, roguelike, and tactical strategy game. It's very stressful but very, very fun
The game is old style but cool. A tower defence game with RPG elements. Good part is the vast arsenal of weapon choices available.Boss fights are difficult.
Wow... they did not need to put such a good soundtrack in the game! Even without sound, it is very fun to play. You can tell it is a work of passion. Thanks for the great addition to my library!
I'm glad I picked this up. I was nervous because the demo wasn't great when it was released a few years ago. Everything is fixed, and I've been having a lot of fun grinding through it.
+Balancing is great. Easy to figure out why you lost a run and adapt for the next. Every class is powerful. Lots of gear.
+Top Tier soundtrack. Music is A1 Sauce. Medium/rare steak.
+Lots of stuff to do.
+Less than $25.
Very difficult and satisfying strategy rogue-lite with great meta progression and different gameplay elements that compliment each other very well.
Game seems overwhelming and impossible at times with oceans of different dangerous enemies clawing at your walls and seemingly ridiculous bosses. But it's so well balanced and gives you so many different tools you can overcome the enemies by preparing and strategizing accordingly.
The gripes i had was that runs can take very long, easily up to hours. While there are saves, it's a bit annoying having runs that long on the same maps. While the maps are balanced well, i would've liked more maps with smaller run times instead.
Recommended if you're into tactical turn based games.
I like the tactical depth the game provides to the player as well as the fantasy the game is placed in.
Great idea and great execution!
If you like Battle Brothers or Xcom you will enjoy this one!
It feels like zombicide the board game, but I like this so much more!! Very wonderfully, this game has combined zombicide and tower-defense with a rouge-like experience that keeps you coming back again and again. I cannot get enough of it, and am excited to see much more!! Potentially more weapons, races, skills, percs, everything more can be added to this gem of a game and in many directions. Please get it if you are interested! But be warned!!! It has a high learning curve for the first few runs that could leave you frustrated and helpless. Fret not!! As you do more runs, you learn more about how things work, unlock new things that help out A LOT, and eventually, this game grows on you. Thank you for this game. <3
Some of the worst controls I've experienced, and this is much when it comes to a turn based game...
extremely long runs. very little meaningful build diversity (the perk tree is mostly illusion of depth.) most of the time you spend in this game is thinking about how to optimally kill as many mobs during each of your characters' turns as possible. it gets old quick enough.
the econ / base building isn't strategically diverse either.
i wouldn't give this game a positive review, but i don't fully hate it either. it's just very mid. there are some silver linings though, like certain weapons, and doing cool momentum turns.
This game does NOT respect your time
As much as I like the combat and character growth systems here it's hard to recommend it. Each run takes far too long and things can go wrong very quickly. There's no option to manually save or redo a night. One small mistake and you've wasted a few hours.
Too much micromanagement needed and there's too many trash mobs each night.
The reviews about the game's meta progression claiming it's more about grinding permanent stats to get anywhere made me sceptical about buying this game, but i finally bought it today, and i'm glad i did. Because once again, reviews are not to be trusted.
E.g. the guy with 46 hours who said he still didn't finish a run, when i literally died 3 waves from the end ON MY FIRST RUN because i didn't even notice one of the creeps made it to my base, when i otherwise would've completed that wave.
Yes, permanent unlocks will make things easier, but you simply can't win with unlocks alone, you NEED to play well to win.
They've struck the perfect balance between the permanent unlocks AND game skill to get further into the game.
If you have to play run after run, spending hours to unlock stat boosts to get further into the game, that's skill issue. Yes, if you move like shit, have trash builds, use your resources incorrectly, you'll progress slow and of course leave a negative review blaming the game.
The better you are, the LESS you have to grind to progress.
This game deserves more attention. Despite a few rough aesthetic edges, it has great tactical gameplay mixed with fantastic music and pleasant visuals of a dark fantasy apocalypse.
You level up heroes, manage a town, and defend it from waves of monsters. Fun tile based combat with lots of different weapons. The meta progression feels just right. It scratches all of my game itches.
Nice and interesting.
The basic mechanics are simple, the graphic is consistent with the 90s feel but it is well replayable and strategically well built
I really loved balance in this game. I've played it from beginning without watching any tutorials previously. It was challenging but somehow I was able to constantly win till (probably) the last city when you have 2 bosses. I've beat couple phases of those bosses till I guess last phase which was just completely stupid. Obviously bosses immune to everything, obviously you can't stun them, slow them down. All the skills you have completely worthless but I found a way, I've beatten one of two weapons and I had a plan to beat the other one ... but OF COURSE you need to beat them at the same turn. Theoretically I could continue because I have not lost even one hero but I just thought that this is so lame, so ridiculous that it is just not worth playing.
I'm giving positive score purely on previous experiences but if I knew what was coming at the end I would probably not even buy this game.
The Last Spell is an awesome strategy/tower defense/rpg. The developers have taken elements from each of these genres, slapped a BANGING soundtrack on it, and created an amazing game.
The presentation is incredible, with detailed pixel art environments and characters, spectacular full-screen story sequences, and great-looking monsters and bosses. The animations look fantastic. The game is gorgeous to look at.
Sound and music are 10/10. Weapon effects and monster noises are super satisfying. The music is absolutely incredible and enhances every aspect of the game.
The gameplay is challenging and rewarding, forcing you to continuously use your strategic and tactical abilities at every stage of the game. You need to consider how to build your base to repel the zombie invasion, manage your economy, maintain your roster of fighters including upgrading their equipment and hiring/firing them, and handle the constant flow of monsters advancing towards your base.
This is a challenge when starting out, as there are lots of subtle game mechanics that you won't understand until you complete a playthrough or two. For example, I lost my second run because I forgot that you could upgrade houses and gold mines. As a result, my economy wasn't powerful enough to sustain my base, and I was overwhelmed before I could kill the final boss.
Metaprogression isn't a hard blocker to advancing in the game. I beat the first level on my first try, completely blind. I came very close to beating the second level on my first try even though I made some egregious beginner mistakes.
The Last Spell is at its best when your strategic plan comes together and you're able to survive the night. Managing your heroes' weapon/armor upgrades, stat increases, special abilities, using your base defenses (ballistae, catapults, traps), rotating your heroes around the base to help plug gaps in your line are all so much fun. You never quite feel like you're winning, but emerging the next morning with all your heroes intact and treating yourself to the spoils of victory is so rewarding.
There are a few things I'd change, though.
- There are over 100 perks in this game, and probably 50%+ of them are useless. There are around 30 individual stats for each hero. I wish we could streamline some of these things to make the game simpler, it would reduce some of the noise when leveling up your heroes and calculating damage.
- The dwarf class is not as good as the human class. Their stat penalties make them suck. I always fire them as soon as I can. I wish I could turn them off completely. I could not find a mod that does this. (I would disable the DLC but I want the extra weapons and features.)
- It can be difficult to see the board when there are lots of grouped up characters in the environment, especially near taller structures like trees, lampposts, walls, etc.
Overall I would recommend this game to anyone who likes games such as XCOM, Battle Brothers, Into the Breach, Darkest Dungeon.
Fun, replayable, plenty to unlock. Plus gets updates
This game is so good, you pick it up in the morning, play for 30 minutes and realize its time to go to bed. PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISK! If you work the next day, set an alarm and when it goes off save and Esc before the voodoo work its way upon you~
I'd just get this alone just for the banger soundtrack.
You lose. You made the best decisions you could, at every point, but you still lost because of some random thing. It's like games with random number generators; you engineer a 95% chance of hitting, but you miss ten times in a row. In this case it could be bad loot rolls, bad random characteristics (like my fighter with Fragile but no access to Execute), or simply lack of knowledge. Expect to spend HOURS watching videos of how to min-max your heroes and bases just to get started.
This game doesn't let you save and reload, so one mistake and you have to start over, a new campaign. If I want to play 'iron-man' mode, I should be given the choice.
The game relies on multiple attempts to allow you to grow unlocks that will enable successive attempts to be successful. The combat offers various weapon types that serve unique capabilities to help tailor your attack profile and some weapons definitely are more complimentary than others. There's a bit of a learning curve in terms of understanding how abilities work and tie into the stats you can level which have a chance to randomly grow at different rates. A bit of "city management" will further support your characters.
Overall, the formula is nothing groundbreaking, but it executes well and is an enjoyable experiance. Need more time to determine how long the play value extends.
Amazing Game! I got absolutely addicted by the game mechanics. The combination of town building, hero progression, and roguelike combat style is a masterclass. It took me 100 hours to reach a point where I didn't feel the urge to open the game when I have a moment of free time. The developers are active on Discord and helped me with an issue I encountered. Must buy for anyone liking this genre!
If you love tactical approach, different weapons and skills, turn based gameplay, slashing and bashing monsters, gearing and leveling up heroes. Then this is the game for you. Love the pixel art, love the NPC comments, dat rock-like music in background.
Good job developers, keep it up !
Took me almost 18 hours to finish the first level, so It's pretty good I'd say lol.
This is by far the most interesting an well-balanced rogue lite I have ever played. I did not buy the DLC, because of the bad reviews, but the base game alone is worth getting.
One of the best and most engaging games I've played this year. Really love the round to round tactical combat and plenty of build variety that isn't heavily impacted by RNG. Really intriguing progression system so even "losing" feels like progress.
If you enjoy dumping 7-10 hours on a run, only to get hit by a GOTCHA! XD boss because you did not religiously study the wiki as to not spoil the game, then lose the run and start over from the beginning, then this game is for you!
Implement save slots. Some of us have a life and do not enjoy having their time wasted. I seek and love games with a challenge, and you can tell from my profile, but this shit is just manufactured difficulty.
Great game. Very difficult, but very satisfying.
The Last Spell is a challenging and highly rewarding tactical RPG that masterfully blends strategic combat with tower defense elements. The difficulty curve is high, but the depth of the game in terms of complexity, hero customization and tactics keeps the player engrossed.
The music is phenomenal. It is worth the purchase for this alone.
If you like a very high difficulty level, The Last Spell is an absolute must for you.
Enjoyed a lot of my time with it, but put it away with a bad taste in my mouth. Hence the thumbs down.
The art and atmosphere are very cool and the music is rightfully praised by many, because it's a very punchy deviation from the norm.
The gameplay is interesting at its core, with lots of weapons and abilities to build with.
The big problem, in my opinion, is that the game heavily relies on repeating the same (or very similar) content to grind out upgrades that are necessary to progress. In theory you can progress without these upgrades, but then you need to stick to some very narrow strategies and a lot of the experimentation that makes playing a new game fun goes out of the window.
There's also a few mechanics that deviate from the early flow of the game and are poorly explained/signaled, making it easy to get stuck on the same segment if you don't happen to know the right course of action.
I had to redo a certain mid-game map several times (at 4+ hours each run) before I realized I had to ignore the hordes coming for my town and focus on the bosses spawning in across the map. Killing them simply stopped the hordes (whereas in the previous maps the win condition was killing all the monsters). Didn't feel like a very smart or immersive decision.
So I ended up with a game that seemed to offer a lot of replayability at first, but overstayed its welcome to such a degree that I never even finished the last couple of levels. Looking at the positive reviews, I think many of those were written at the early parts and doubt that many of the writers actually saw the ending.
So it's not bad, but depending on your tolerance for grind it can be a disappointment.
This game is incredibly polished. The last time I played a game that felt this well made was Stardew Valley or Baldurs Gate 3. You can tell that a lot of time and love went into thinking through every detail. Absolutely love it and highly recommend it. 10/10!
Its hard...and futile. But it is an apocalypse. I keep coming back to see if "this time I can make it just a few more days."
An incredibly enjoyable game. While it is a roguelike, sort of, it is a LONG time in each run. It takes lots of time if you care about the nitty gritty details. I have a clear plan each time but it still takes several hours to finish a run.
It's so good. Just broke the dwarf DLC seal (won a run) and oh boy was it close. Imagine an ocean of monsters 1 turn away from eating my mages. One boss instance left. My 17 movement momentum dude runs up to the last boss and shaves of like 80% of its HP. I dwarf toss another pawn, he barely makes it. Kill the boss with a final shot.
I haven't had this much fun since XCOM Long War.
I just cant seem to play enough. The combinations of characters and gear make the game play and tactical decisions very satisfying.
A very fun and challenging game! Turn based combat lovers will really enjoy this one!
Amazing game. Deserves its title of full release.
Letting you progress without having to die was absolutely genius decision.
That was what really grating in EA.
What a great game! Deep and tactical, it's a fantastic strategy game that will punish and test you. Don't be turned off by the 2D graphics, it does a great job with them and you never feel like you're playing a lesser game. Weapons, enemies and obstacles are hugely varied and provide deep strategic thinking to conquer. Most boss fights you will win by the skin of your teeth. This is a very addictive, very fun and very hard game. I had to play on boundless mode just to make it through the higher levels. The biggest tips I have are build a stone wall around your mages, use damage traps and ballista generously, and get as many heroes as you can for those nights they are coming at you from all sides. Highly recomended...I'm about to get the dlc now.
I've NEVER seen ANY game that's balanced as phenomenally as this.
You can see the designers of this game were playing it non-stop while re-designing and refining.
The Last Spell is designed to give you the feeling of ultimate gaming satisfaction:
Succeeding, by wit, against what looks like an absolutely bulldroppings, unfair, impossible challenge.
I don't know how they achieved this. The game is not actually that hard. I never even lost a character in any of the boss-fights, but when the boss fight starts, and in some maps, way before that, you WILL say "wtf this is bulldroppings", and winning will feel like you just did the impossible.
It's some kind of dark game design sourcery at work, and richly deserves the high steam ratings.
What a fantastic game!
The day I bought it I played for 13 hours straight. You don't do that with a boring game.
It's really addicting and fun! Highly recommended if you like a blend of base building, turn based hero fights and tower defense. This game is an amazing combination of those genres imo.
Buggy and incomplete. Good music, cool graphics, and B+ gameplay don't matter when you lose your entire campaign to a bug. You have to invest way too much time for there to be no cloud save, no way to recover. Using a wireless controller also causes the game to bug out, especially if your controller goes dormant for any reason. I would wait another year or two and buy it on sale; hopefully the game will be more stable then.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ishtar Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 82 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 93% положительных (5475) |