Разработчик: Turning Wheel LLC
Описание
His curse has all but destroyed the town of Hamlet, and daring adventurers are the people's only hope. Prepare to face devious dungeons that demand your resourcefulness, wit, and vigilance.
The dungeons are brutal; Full of vicious monsters and deadly traps, but legendary treasures, magical artifacts, spells and equipment will empower you throughout the adventure.
Features:
- Put your skills to the test with perma-death, cryptic dungeons, and no handholding
- Cooperate with 1-4 players via split-screen, wireless play between Switch consoles, and the internet including crossplay with other platforms!
- Master 13 classes ranging from familiar warrior, wizard, and rogue classes to unique sexton, joker, and arcanist classes
- Conquer or be killed by surprises around every corner in a new dungeon every time you play
- Learn deep RPG systems with loads of loot and stats to analyze and synergize
- Discover and utilize tons of adventuring weapons, equipment, lore, spells, & legendary artifacts
- Haunt or help your party even after death by spawning as a ghastly ghost with spooky powers
- Experience ongoing free updates from an active team that loves the game and is active in the Barony community
- Go deeper with 2 DLCs offering alternate ways to play with new character classes and monster races which offer even more playstyles!
Barony is a love-note to RPG classics like Ultima Underworld, System Shock, & Daggerfall, created by fans of the classics.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel i5 2.5 ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 630 (OpenGL 3.2+)
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel i5 3.5 ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce GTX 1050
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Mac
- OS: macOS 10.15 Catalina
- Processor: Intel i5 2.5 ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 630 (OpenGL 3.2+)
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- OS: macOS 14 Sonoma
- Processor: Apple Silicon
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Steam OS 3.4.8
- Processor: Intel i5 2.5 ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 630 (OpenGL 3.2+)
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: Steam OS 3.4.8
- Processor: Intel i5 3.5 ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce GTX 1050
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
A really good game. The story is simple. The game is difficult, but really fun.
In singleplayer: must plan every move to make sure you are not getting yourself killed.
In multiplayer: with randoms is important the communication and coordination (to not kill each other by mistake). With friends so much better in terms of everything (and you can laugh when you die each run).
I recommend it to everyone! It is an underrated game!
I haven't been playing for very long, 67 hours at the time of writing this and the game is great. I just beat the second boss (I don't quite know if there's more cause the credits rolled) being the arch mages using the conjurer and I enjoyed it. I do feel like the game isn't very hard if you explore each floor well and you know a bit of what your doing especially with lots of followers. Along with that is it isn't a long game, so maybe they could make it a bit harder to even out the loot. There's a couple tiers of weapons and armour, and there's a good bit of enemies too. One thing I wish they did was maybe randomize some of the floors that are in the same section because they feel pretty repetitive with them being the same. Otherwise I liked the game a ton as I have already said and I recommened you get it, but maybe hold off on the dlc's until you tried it cause you might get bored with this pretty quite and they cost a bit.
Goated game, please keep pumping content in this, it's amazing.
This game is super fun totaly recomend it (not being forced a gun point rn)
The game is addicting, challenging, fun...especially co-op (even PvP if one desires), &, at many times, simply brutal. As games, per this genre, go...I rank it a 10/10.
extremely fun, and ALOT of content and replayability, FOR CHEAP
Fantastic game. It is best with friends because solo can be unforgiving most of the time. Solo is absolutely good and still playable its just harder.
Combat is simple but effective with in depth stats for each enemy available in the compendium.
The game is complete as is but still looks as if the devs are adding and polishing because it's clearly their "baby" and they keep wanting it to be better.
If you like Dark and Darker but want something less pvp and more dungeons focused with friends it's a very good option.
if the game feels too tough it comes with a workshop there are mods available for those who want to explore more options whether it's more classes drops or something else.
Honestly I wish I had found this game when it was released cause It would have been up my ally 8 years ago. Definatly a labor of love and highly recommend if you are looking for games that are easy to run on almost any computer.
Im fairly new to the whole rouge-like genre. I’ve only played a handful of them but this is by far my favorite one. At first glance, it doesn’t seem like much. The graphics are basic (but beautiful!) and the price tag is low. You wouldn’t think this much content and depth would be included. I’m not really a fan of difficult games but something about this game just keeps dragging me back in for just one more run. But that one more run turns into 5. Then 10. Then 20. The amount of depth in this one is surprising and the lore is really cool too (read the books!).
This one is a no brainer. Get it. You won’t regret it……… until you strangle yourself with a cursed necklace 😅
Overall pretty fun game, But it does have a mighty challenge. If you don't mind that, it's for sure worth a buy.
0) This game is kino, I want more. 8.5/10. GO BUY IT, if it's on sale GO BUY IT MORE.
1) Gameplay loop is 7/10
2) ambiance is 10/10
3) multiplayer is 7/10
4) cost/perf is 9/10
1) Gameplay loop
a) the good:
Lots of variety and heavily customiseable, class system works well and doesn't pidgeonhole you. Enemy variety is enough, without new biome entirely scrapping past enemies either. Some RNG involved but some permanent elements as well.
There is one alternative boss and an alternative harder area, maybe we'll see more of it with further updates.
Controls are intuitive and inoffensive.
b) the bad
Permanent elements are too railroadey (fixed maps, only predetermined artifacts) and give no alternative choice so a lack of player agency. Magic is always good and you have nothing to gain by not using it, not offering the possibility to sacrifice it for betterment in melee or range. Inventory management is a bitch and is never really fun. Luck is a bit too involved with some outcomes, heavily favouring some gameplays over others.
Also the early game determines too much whether your run is going to be good or not. A successful gnome's mine almost always means a successful run, and once you get out of the haunted castle you've basically won the game, all that is left is menial labor.
2) ambiance
Only good here, BGM is serviceable, ultima underworld enjoyers will revel in this game too, the worldbuilding makes sense and stands out enough to be its own thing. No need for better graphics, and yet it's none of that fake "retro" shit where everything is made ugly/blocky/pixelated on purpose, Barony is visually exactly where it needs to be.
3) multiplayer
a) the good
Lag isn't an issue even with 250+ ping people from across the world. XP on kill means not stepping on each other's toes. Shared resources means planing is involved (and makes alternative resources using races more viable too). When you die you don't just sit on your ass but can be helpful as a ghost (moving items, opening door, slowing and pushing back enemies, scouting). From 1 to 4 players instead of a set number.
b) the bad
No mid join-in, setting up a game means dealing with a lot of options that are unintuitive, communications are limited (chat log shared with all events). All in all, it's problems that stem from the game trying to be too much of a roguelike rather than being fun first and foremost. Also multiplayer means that many people managing their inventory thus the downtime due to menial tasks is increased.
4) cost/perf
a) the good
Lots of update and new content (added monsters, added equipment, added levels, added spells) for free. Good at full price, a steal at half-price. Buy Buy Buy.
b) the bad
DLC requires achievements to fully unlock content, some achievement locked behind DLC (personally idgaf but you might if you're a loser)
All in all this game is super good.
I am keenly waiting for an eventual Barony 2; I don't want something different from the same dev, I want a bigger and better barony, something closer to an RPG than a roguelike.
Fun because it is so difficult. Tad expensive so I'd wait for a sale, but definitely fun. I don't have much time in this, but just make sure your items aren't cursed and that you distant yourself and use the shadows.
Really fun game with high replayability and challenge. more fun with friends but still fun to play solo.
A great dungeon crawler with the mechanics of games like shattered pixel dungeon with (older)elderscrolls adjacent combat, up to 4 player co-op(with couch co-op!) with many toggles to change settings to your liking, its a bit much at first but its a blast, could not recommend more!
This game is really fun, but i feel like it needs some balancing. A fair amount of classes/races just feel like they are objectively worse than others. I do love the variety though, and the game has the right blend of being difficult but getting easier as you progress. I do think the game is better with friends, but solo its still fun.
It's pretty good. I can recommend it, if you have other people to play with. Learning Curve is more like a cliff at the beginning, but once you climb it high enough the rest of the game is very enjoyable.
Sharur is the objectively best weapon
-Jib Jab
Loving this game so far even though I haven't gone down more than 3 floors, a tough game based off classic dungeon crawlers I feel I'll spend lots of hours on this in the future
There seems to be a bug that causes beartraps to stay in an inaccessible part of the inventory when you collect them too quickly. I can see that I have a large number of them through my tinkering kit but can't find them anywhere. I have a stack of 40 beartraps now and my character can just barely crawl at snail-pace with nothing in my inventory.
Love the game btw.
holy shit i love this game.
i played this game on stream, skipping the tutorial and got to floor 5, very fun.
But
PLAY WITH OTHER PLAYERS!
its so much fun and the runs will probably last longer, the appraising mechanic as also very unique as you dont see it in many games and the stats in the game gives me very DnD vibes but theres some funny moments.... thats it for VANILLA
I played modded with anotheer friend and hearing the benny hill theme as a minotaur chases you is the most terrifying thing ever as you hear the rats saying 'the rat' from that one meme
Then you got the metal pipes when dropping items, I forgot about that mod so many times it was lowkey scary.
The item randomisers dont give you unfair items too and even if you mod your game theres still a option to play completely vanilia without having to move them to another folder
I had a lot of fun all together
10/10
(shocked me this is from 10 years ago now)
excited to see future updates and possibly more achievements and monsters and items.
-Your friendly vampiric Vtuber Lilith Astrolic
I’ve been playing Barony since the days of its release, and I completely fell in love with it. This game is truly unique—you either love it or didn’t give it a proper chance. Most negative comments on Steam come from people who barely started playing, and honestly, they’re missing out.
The gameplay is amazing, offering tons of variety with its different classes, playstyles, and countless easter eggs referencing movies, games, and even hilarious books (Lusty Goblin Maid, anyone? 10/10). It’s packed with secrets, hidden levels, and locations to explore.
Sure, the game can feel a bit chaotic at first. You might die to some random events like an unidentified item, a surprise boulder, or an epic enemy lurking around the corner. But once you start learning how the game works—figuring out traps, enemy behavior, and mastering specific areas—it becomes incredibly rewarding. I personally love collecting achievements in this game, especially with the relatively new compendium system that lets you track what each enemy, item, or location does and where it spawns. Back in the day, you had no idea what stats your items had or what your skills even did.
Whether you’re playing solo and taking your time or with friends, laughing as they fall victim to a boulder trap, or get gnomed. Barony offers a roguelike experience that stands out from the rest. If you’re into challenging games with tons of depth and charm, this is a must-play. Stick with it, and you’ll be hooked.
10/10
Fix the npc A.I for classes like conjurer and mesmer. i paid for dlc i like the game but why tf is my skeleton running away from enemies and constantly 50 yards behind me even when im slow walking from a massive inventory full of gear i cant appraise because you guys thought it would be funny to make the conjurer not be able to appraise at start. great game 10/10
Great game for co-op when no one uses guides. Beautiful graphics, pleasant atmosphere, interesting locations and objects.
This Game seriously deserves more attention. Barony is very hard and complex, there is more than enough meat on this game to sink your teeth into. The different classes and races really change how you play the game, and it will take many hours before you even get your first win. I highly recommend getting the DLC, they are cheap and worth the value of adding more content. This game is a gem.
Barony is a unique game. At once, it's a collection of inspiration of past titles distilled into its own identity. And it works.
The following isn't a list of that inspiration, because I'm not going to pretend to know the mind of the Devs, but if you've played these games/types of games, you'll have an inkling of what you're getting into:
1. Roguelikes, obviously. Early iterations, that is. Cursed weapons, unfair encounters, appraisal of items, degradation of tools, and so on.
2. Morrowind: A leveling system based in part on your actions, your character advances in the direction you point them. You start with a class and a focus, but if you're stubborn, you can hybridize your character to fill multiple roles. This is much easier playing solo, but you can still do so even when playing with friends. Even a low-int warrior can learn to cast spells, though not as effectively as a wizard. And, vice versa.
3. Darkest Dungeon: Find loot, extract with loot, fight monsters and traps, sell it when you can and abandon cheap junk and garbage you don't need. Spend money wisely.
Your game experience will improve with friends. It's possible to 'drop in, drop out' with a lobby restart, though your character will have some catching up to do at level 1. Not to worry, as you will catch up relatively quickly, depending on how deep into the dungeon the party is.
This game is not Elden Ring, nor Baldur's Gate. It's simpler, more distilled. Yet, there's still a degree of depth. You're not fenced in to your starting class. It's as simple as you make it. You can choose to expand the breadth of your character. You don't need to invest dozens of hours to progress, and a run can end at any time without guilt, and another begun.
The dungeons are procedurally generated. They slowly expand in scope and difficulty as you advance. Starting over doesn't mean wandering through the exact same encounters, with the exact same items laying about. It's not a lot to untangle, and yes, each 'section' is themed with enemies of a specific type, but the dungeons are twisted up enough to challenge you - even before you turn up the difficulty into Hardcore mode.
If you find yourself with limited time with your buddies, and you want to go on a classic roguelike dungeon crawl with your friends, this is it. If you're the kind of player to hedge yourself in to a specialist role and focus on it, the game will reward you. If you're the kind of player to engage in all the systems available to you, the game will reward you. But, aside from a fairly comprehensive tutorial you can take at will, in steps, the game will not hold your hand. There is no logbook filling with quests.
There's only one objective: Find Baron Herx, end him, and have fun. The rest is up to you.
That's dungeon crawling in a nutshell.
Very basic but fun game if you need some spammy pixel dungeon RPG gameplay. my one gripe is the advanced darkness 24/7, not sure if the dev is almost blind or just an FPS saving feature lol
I thought the tutorial was supposed to give me everything I needed to know.
The spiders in 03 says other wise.
Ah yes in the last 4 runs I've died and now I have gotten in a safe area and drip my self out looting these free chests.
I will never look at chests again. Whats all I can say.
I have lost many companions against rats for food though at least now I'm fully kitted out in iron.
Until I get low hp and my rat instincts cannot let me escape.
I have yet to found a rat waifu tho so my quest continues.
10/10 (I played solo)
This game is one of the most unforgiving and difficult games I have ever played. 10/10 would recommend - if you hear a boulder it's already too late.
It's like nethack but the controls make sense. Classes are interesting, and the game is still being activaly worked on
Really enjoyable, really good dungeon crawler. Some issues here and there (npcs unable to dodge slime attacks so they just get their entire armor melted every goddamn floor in the swamps for example) but apart from that just an overall really fun time.
This game is good. I havent play alot yet but so far the game is really fun and interesting so far. My one issue tho is that i cant open the inventory when playing with a controller. rlly fun tho
The beginning (first 10 floors) of the game is needlessly difficult and once you get past that the difficulty then drops immediately after not even 20/50 floors in to the point of you literally becoming immortal. Apart from that gameplay wise it seems pretty good with an oblivion/skyrim type skill level system. However the starting classes definitely need some reworking. Some are just completely useless while others are completely overpowered with some in a nice middle ground.
Overall id give it an 8/10
Difficult rogue light, with tons of play through potential, if you enjoy dying a lot and extremely difficult game play, look no further.
vary fun in my first game I put on a cursed ring at random teleportation teleport me to the exit not even a sec teleport me in to 5 rat vary funny
be me.
finally gets good run as skeleton summoner.
finds perception glasses in sack that isnt cursed and gets lucky with level up.
go into room with chest and spots a boulder hole
i avoid the hole. and start looting the chest
absolute IDIOT of a skeleton walks right into the trap getting both of us killed
10/10 game
Very fun but VERY challenging. I love the variety of classes and that I can use whatever weapons and spells at my disposal despite my class. I have yet to make it past level 2 yet, but I am determined!!!
Hello! I love Barony, but would like something fixed. I've found that when using the level editor, if you don't full screen when it's loading, then you screen is TINY when you try to full screen after it's loaded. This makes it take about 15 minutes before I can actually make a level, merely because I can't time it right. I would love it if you fixed this. Other than that, the game is perfect.
I can officially say that finally i beat this game once, it was daunting, fun, and very difficult. This is a Dungeon Crawler like no other. If you want a challenge, constantly torture yourself with how easy it can be to die and having to restart a run, and screw around with a few friends. This is what you need to play, and it only gets better with the two DLCs available and i wouldn't play it without them. With that I say good luck future Barons, its only the beginning.
Definitely better with friends although solo play is still a fun (although challenging} experience. The complexity of some classes/races to master adds a nice variety to the game. That said the further you get the more repetitive each early level feels and it can get harder to want to come back, but overall a great experience.
Perfect roguelike rpg to play with friends/family. Challenging, but fair.(Most of the time)
This game takes the term "choke me harder daddy" to a whole different level 10/10
First game.
Start as an Insectoid Wizard.
Quick learn spells and organize my hotbar.
Open the the door to the first floor.
Boulder rolled into me turning my Insectoid into bug splat.
I never even left the first floor spawn room.
Realize the bug life is a hard life.
Restart.
Best game ever made.
Would recommend.
10/10
Dungeon Death Simulator. You can get your friends drunk, hit them with potions of blinding, murder them, take their stuff, then gaslight them that you were charmed before goading them deeper and deeper into the dungeon to serve as your meat shield.
get to high level get rolled by a rock, 10/10 would dive again
A solid old-school dungeon crawler. There isn't much like it on the modern market. It feels like a multiplayer Ultima Underworld.
This game is one of the most unforgiving and difficult games I have ever played. 10/10 would recommend - if you hear a boulder it's already too late.
Barony is probably the greatest dungeon crawler rogue-like I have played yet. With a charming pixel-art art style, procedural generation of floors, a unique leveling system, diverse classes, and an easy to learn combat system, this game has scratched my dungeon crawler itch. I love playing this with my friends. I also love that it has been getting continued support through free updates that keep adding more to the game. I highly recommend.
The only problem I have with the game is there is no stagger mechanic. I feel the combat would greatly benefit from a stagger mechanic. I think it would feel more fluid if I could time a block to stagger an enemy allowing me to get a free swing without taking damage. Just a small gripe though.
Regardless a great product!
I’m not sure I’ve ever played a game where the tutorial is so much more fun and engaging than the actual game. Going through all the tutorial challenges is really cool. I wish there was a TTRPG-style campaign for the main game rather than just procedural dungeons.
Really great game! so many classes and replayability. Its tough, but the reward is well worth it when you finally beat it. 10/10
I hate games like this, what a brutal unforgiving unfun game. I love it. Pretty much sums it up.
Well balanced and easy to play with friends. Of course it is much easier if you own a copy as well as the friend playing with you, but it is good enough to warrant your own. Combat is also nice and easier to work around as a 2.5 dimension DnD style game. Only other thing I can add is the interesting scenarios that one can achieve while fighting.
I was looking for a game with infinite replay value for the steam deck. This game is just that. Not to mention the 4 man co-op is fantastic and fun as hell
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Turning Wheel LLC |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 93% положительных (5436) |