Разработчик: Silent Dreams
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About the Game
Skilltree Saga is the first Rogue-like RPG set in Aventuria - the world of The Dark Eye. Choose to play as human, elf or dwarf and battle randomly generated opponents in over 100 stages, developing a set of magical, enhanceable skills.Story
A sinister army of orks and goblins led by the Dark Ruler Sargul are besieging the city of Griffinsford. To make matters worse, your beloved, the daughter of Baron Griffontrue, was abducted, and you desperately take up pursuit. When ambushed by goblins, you are saved by a master of the mysterious Elemental Knights. You are given the rare opportunity to become part of this elite and ancient hidden order. After intensive crash course training, it is up to you to defeat the sinister horde that threatens to overrun the land.
Motivating Rogue-like Elements
Randomly generated monsters and treasure await the brave Elemental Knight in the margravate of Griffinsford. Defeat enemies and gather from a wide variety of equipment, which you must don to enhance attributes like Strength, Cleverness or Constitution. In the market you can trade equipment and purchase provisions. Use diamonds to purchase rare astral and healing potions to replensih your Astral Energy and health.
Round-based Duelling
Careful consideration is mandatory when facing the minions of Sargul! Choose from a variety of skills, damage your enemy with wind and water magic or force them to their knees with powerful fire spells. Learn and upgrade your skills. You will need them! So too, your enemies will strike at you with magical skills of their own. Fire will burn your skin, ice chill your bones. Other skills will enfeeble your senses or rain death down upon you.
Skilltree with numerous spells of the Elemental Knights
You start as an unknown adventurer of either human, elf or dwarf origin. In your conflicts against dangerous monsters, you will earn experience to increase your power steadily. Through level ups you will earn Adventure Points, which can be used to enhance your skills and learn new spells.
Over 100 levels of challenging dungeons. Rogue-style!
Choose from several dungeons to challenge and master. Hidden within you will encounter deadly creatures, chests filled with treasure or fountains of healing. You may come across a shady but neutral goblin merchant, who will offer to sell you items and equipment on your journey. Fall to a dungeon's dangers and you will be forces to begin anew, but with the experience earned in your attempt. Only the most bravest and strongest will face and conquer the more difficult dungeon bosses, and lend immortality to their name in the hall of heroes!
"The Dark Eye" is published under the license of Chromatrix GmbH. "Das Schwarze Auge" is a registered trademark of Significant Fantasy Medienrechte GbR.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, german
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP SP2+, 7 SP1+, 8
- Processor: 2.33 GHz or faster processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Graphics card with DX9 (shader model 2.0)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
- Sound Card: DX9 Sound Card
- OS *: Windows XP SP2+, 7 SP1+, 8
- Processor: 2.33 GHz or faster processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Graphics card with DX9 (shader model 2.0)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
- Sound Card: DX9 Sound Card
Mac
- OS: Mac OSX 10.5 or higher
- Processor: Intel Core i5 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 300 Series or Radeon equivalent (512 MB VRAM)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 or later
- Processor: 2.4ghz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or Radeon HD 4850 (512 MB VRAM)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
This Might be the best game I've ever played that takes place in the world of The Dark Eye... Def worth wasting all your money on! At least that's what I did
It's not a $10 game, but in a bundle or at a discount it's fine. There isn't anything misleading in the pictures or description; you need to realize it's a basic grind and invest emulating part of the table top experience. I wouldn't give it 4 or 5 stars, but it's good enough for what they set out to do.
This game is a Resource Management / Idle game, regardless of the marketing attempt otherwise. A pleasant surprise, as I enjoy the genre very much!
However, this game falls flat. The resources you are managing are limited to equipping your soldier (using gold) and upgrading skills (from level-up points). You choose six skills from the tree, and the order to perform them once, and the automated battle plays out.
The main problem is the amount of grind required, in consideration of the very few resources you are managing. The concept is neat but there just isn't enough variation to keep it interesting.
This game is a good game, but needs work if they want it to sell for $9.99. First off, it's always good for a game to have multiple classes or races to choose from. This game has 3 races to choose from, human, elf & dwarf. The reason this game is not worth $10 is no matter what race you choose to play as, they all learn the same skills & can equip the same weapons and armor. The only thing that differs between the races is what stat they build up the most, humans are strength, elves are courage, and dwarfs are constitution. All that does for the game is tell you, humans are best at attacking with weapons & using no skills, elves are best at using skills & finishing the game quicker, and dwarfs can only last longer in the dungeon because they have the most health. Big deal. There are certain things the developers need to do to this game to make it worth $10. 1 give each race their own weapons and armor specialties, 2 give each race their own skills to learn based on the stat they are good at & 3 give each race a different story to play out. Until this game can have this implemented, it's not worth $9.99 & everyone should only buy this game on sale for $1.99 because that's all this game is worth like it is & that's how much I bought this game for. The developers don't even respond to some people in their Steam Forum for this game. I'll change my review to recommend when I see the developers make this game worth the $10 price tag & take a more active roll in their forum here on Steam.
It's a really bad one(
I thought it might be fun. But I was wrong.
It could be ok if they added "save game" and some free combat-system.
3/10
Boring, disengaging gameplay coupled with an insanely stock storyline, this is a tiring sit for all the wrong reasons and the price it's currently for (£1.74) is arguably too expensive for what amounts to something less complex than what would be found on Newgrounds 10 years ago
Really? This should be a The Dark Eye (TDE) game?
I play TDE (pen n paper) for over 20 years now. So even though the genre (roguelike) is not really my thing, I needed to have this game. Happely I bought it in a sale and didn't spent too much money on it. Still, it was a waste of good money.
There are very good TDE games out there. This however, is *not* one of them.
Apart from hardly being a game, this has absolutely nothing to do with TDE. It could be set in any setting.
It is a game about grinding. It gets even worse there. You need to grind to be able to ... grind. What I mean by that is that you need to get money, experience, diamonds, equipment and poitions to get further and further in the dungeons.
But don't expect walking around in an actual dungeon. You will get fight after fight after fight. Every 10 fights you get a boss-fight (which is a little harder). You cannot rest. Only retreat (or use poitions) when low on health. When you retreat you start over again with fight 1, (You'll keep XP, money, and if you weren't defeated, you'll keep the equipment as well.) So you fight your way through the same dungeon over and over and over again.
As you proceed into the dungeons, the fights get thougher. At a certain point, the crits at the beginning of the dungeon won't give you anymore XP (loot is still there). So to raise your XP, you need to get far in the dungeon. (Grinding to be able to grind...)
The fights themself are not really impressive. You have 6 slots. You can place a skill in each slot (or leave it empty for a normal attack). Once set, press the fight-button and watch the screen until the fight is over. Nothing else, that's it.
Placing and removing the skills from the slot is exhausting. An interface which doesn't react very fast and an awfully lot of buttons and icons to press, all over your screen.
There is no way to save the skill-order you have chosen. So even if it is the 100th time you try to kill the same boss, you still need to set the skills ... again.
Positive
+ Cheap (if you buy it on sale)
+ runs stable
Negative
- Grinding
- Even more grinding
- No TDE world
- Annoying
- Feels more like occupational therapy then an actual game
- Even if you bought it in a sale, it costs still too much.
- No save for a skill-config (only the last set config sticks)
Recommendation:
Buy Drakensang (the first one) for a fun RPG, Blackguards (the first one) for a fun grid-based turn-based battle game or Chains of Satinav for an fun adventure. And even though they are old, the Realms of Arkania are still fun to play cRPGs (specially the last onme, Shadows Over Riva).
Overall:
I enjoyed the game, however I did read all of the other reviews first and knew what I was getting into. NOTE: It is NOT what the vendor has described it as, their are no rogue-like components, it is a simplistic flash game that has some elements of gameplay that are fun. It was also on steam sale so very cheep.
Pros:
- Simple flash game
- Easy fun, play it with a pen and paper to write down the combos that work for each mob
- Short to play though
- Some interesting ways to deal with mobs based on the skills you have
Cons:
- Item drops are mostly useless, all upgrades come from the shop (which you can "farm" by reloading your profile in game)
- It can get grindy if you build your hero's stats wrong and need to farm the shop for the right items.
Spoliers:
- Their is no cap to your iventory (I got mine to 355 out of curiosity)
- Leveling up increses the stat that is your races more than the others, makeing dwarves probably the worst race as constitution is almost useless, when you are pushing your lvl cap if you get hit you die anyway even with stacked defense and resistance.
[*]Also Blitz and Windbreak are OP, both are must haves for the final
The entire game is a boring grind. Very little back story and very little actual game play. If this game was free it still would not be worth downloading.
I was excited about this game, becausse it gave off the false impression that I would be exploring dungeons, in a typical rogue style.
Unfortunately, all you get to do in this game is equip things and watch your hero do exactly what you told him to in advance. For 100+ 'dungeons' which don't even have maps, because you can't explore them.
0/10 stars. awful gameplay, awful art, awful music. awful.
I enjoy all of the games set in the world of The Dark Eye; except for this one. Why? Well, there is almost no story to speak of, and the game seems to be only superficially related to the world of Aventuria as far as I can tell, but the main problem with this game is the excessive degree of grinding required to reach the end. By level 50 or so, you have to literally fight dozens upon dozens of battles which don't give you ANY experience (enemies 10 levels below your character don't offer experience), which wouldn't be so game-breaking if you the shopkeeper offered weapons that were anywhere near as good as the ones you find along the way. You essentially have no way to improve your chances for later battles.
I can't count how many times I've fought through over 80 enemies (none of them giving me XP) only to face one or two that DO give XP and then die shortly thereafter to begin the grind again. On my last run, I fought over 300 enemies without gaining experience! This is unforgivable game design in my book. It wouldn't be so bad if you could skip past the many experince-less battles to the enemies that you are "on par" with (who are all MUCH stronger than you), or if varying your strategy actually made a discernable different to the outcomes of battles. I only held out as long as I did in hopes of getting the last achievement for Steam...
As much as I wanted to enjoy this, I can't recommend it. Maybe if it's on sale for a huge discount and you're extremely bored...
Not worth it for any amount of money. Basically all you do is click the same button over and over again, and all the classes are basically the same.
This is hard for me to do this review, cause on the one hand it is good for what it is, a fun little Flash type RPG, with classic point and click style adventure game graphics,on the other hand, it really is not worth the 9.99 for a game the likes of which you can play free through other sources, when you move around the world map, it costs so much gold, when you encounter a enemy, the graphics are like a point and click adventure(on the map too, as well as in the city) . When you have a encounter you can change your skills, press the fight button, and you and said monster go head to head in a 6 turn battle, in which you take turns, attacking, and doing skills and spells, There is various status anomalies, and skills, lots of loot, including gold, weapons, and armor. You can choose from three races, each with their own advantages, but then you cannot choose your class, you are alway's a Elemental Knight, still, there is customizable options for your character, there are elite monsters (Harder versions of the regular monsters) and boss monsters,just about everything you want from a RPG, but alas, still it plays like a free Flash RPG. It's not bad though, quite a fun time waster, but nothing Rogue like about it, except random encounters, and loot. The Boss Monsters are the only exception to the rule of randomness, they are always the same, and always on the same level. In the end a good game, and worht buying if it sounds like your kind of thing, on sale, maybe, but at 9.99 it's just to hard to reccomend this game.
Bad facebook quality game.
I'd write a longer review, but honestly, think "facebook RPG" and you've got this game.
addictive gameplay, has that, 'just one more go..' feeling.
I'm nearly finished - It needs more content and more achievements to drive the game; otherwise it will fall into the grind category.
trading cards??
7/10
A fun and casual RPG-lite which is also quite good looking. You don't actually control your character during fights, instead you set him up beforehand based on your next opponent. When you reach an opponent that is out of your league, you simply click the retreat button and go back to town to buy better gear. The caveat being that when you retreat from a dungeon you will have to start from the beginning of it next time you enter. But battles are fast so it doesn't really matter that you have to rethread some ground. Fun, casual, pretty, what's not to like? Thumbs up!
Alas, I must confess that this game is almost certainly not worth your time and money.
First off, let us be clear: this is NOT a rogue-like, in any sense of the word. Your character is immortal, and if you are defeated in combat you get a tiny slap on the wrist (which may not be anything at all, depending on how many items you found on that particular adventure).
Speaking of "adventure," the game has only one mechanic: click to start the fight. Each fight is automatic, with zero input from you. All you have to do is decide whether to fight the next enemy or to run back to town and heal. That is the entire game. I have played far more complex high-school coded flash games.
The list of reasons not to play does not end there, though. The enemy design and "animations" are exceptionally poor. English language errors appear on nearly every sentence (this was NOT proofread), Sound frequently swaps left/right channels. A skill which purports to do damage does not do damage.
I have no idea how such a one-dimensional, thoughtless, sophomoric title got the Dark Eye name behind it, but your time and money are far better spent elsewhere.
The game is extremely simple with very little depth. The skill tree is the same for all characters and the combat is automatic. I found that i just ended up using blitz skill first to one shot every enemy with no semblance of strategy. If you cant beat an enemy then just go back to town and start over, one shotting enemies until you get bored. I made it to level 20 before i gave up.
Cons:
- This *not* a rogue-like game. It's just a sequence of combats reminiscent of about a gazillion generic flash games.
- After a while it degrades into a grind of one-hitting until the opponents get so strong that you have to retreat and start the next grind.
- "The Dark Eye" universe is far away. Maybe a thing or two taken from there but that's about it.
Pros:
+ Graphic style is quite nice but not contributing to the gameplay.
The game itself feels incomplete at this stage, given that a lot of animations are broken or missing, model designs are low quality as well as enemy designs.
Skilltree Saga is reasonably entertaining, although very repetitive and grindy towards the end of the game. You will find yourself sitting down for a decent 6-10 hours just to finish the last map alone depending on what class you choose. The name itself is deceptive, in that the skills in the skill tree are very limited and there are only a few core abilities worth using out of the entire selection, adding to the already evident lack of balance in the end-game.
Despite it's flaws, Skilltree Saga is still a fun game, but I would recommend waiting for it to go down to around $5 before purchasing it in its current state.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Silent Dreams |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 30.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 37% положительных (38) |