LEGIE

Top-notch.

Wow, the combat in this game is just hot garbage. Would probably be pretty fun if they fixed that or just removed the combat entirely, but when your entire combat system consists of left clicking and missing 90% of the time, hoping you find a shield before getting killed, and then sometime being able to block if the game feels like letting you do it fast enough, you maybe need to rethink it.

Why the fuck I need to strap a toaster to my fucking display monitor to play this shit?
However...the graphics are very charming. Maybe it can be played on a SAMSUNG Smart Fridge.

the perfect guy life

Bro didnt get the beer

This game is unplayable due to how awful the combat is. I'm getting flashbacks of Penumbra, where I only hear good things about it and then I play it and the combat is intentionally the worst. It's not fun and its a huge wall to progression. The game feels like the Eastern European genre of games that suck to play to make a point about how life sucks, it is Czech afterall.

I find the game charming but I just spent an hour trying to defeat three enemies. I'm not about to suffer for this game, no matter how cute or deep it is. If you like games with intentionally bad design that suck to play, give this one a try.

Funny little dungeony RPG adventure!

Legie is an interesting medieval RPG with solid gameplay elements. The world-building is decent, and the combat offers a fair mix of strategy and action. However, the game feels a bit underdeveloped in places, with a lack of depth in its characters and story. While it has a lot of potential, the main issue is how short it is, just as you start to get into it, the game ends. It leaves you wanting more, but unfortunately, there’s not much to dive into after that.

7/10
It’s a decent game, but it’s over way too quickly and could use more depth.

What a weird game. You should play it - it's not very long, though quite charming. You might want a guide, though - some things are as good as impossible to figure out yourself.

I was hoping this was closer to King's Field in gameplay, but it's really just an adventure game with some light first person dungeon crawling mechanics. The game certainly doesn't hold your hand at telling you what you need to do to move forward. Your Tavern Master's attitude of "you idiot, pay attention, or just figure it out" pretty much spells out the entire game experience. I think what I wish I had the most in this game was the ability to move (even if it's still locked to a grid...or linked nodes?) with wasd. It just feels like it would make moving much faster than clicking around. The bleak story and my inability to "pay attention" made me pretty much give up probably around the 1/3 mark of the game. Adventure games aren't really my jam, though, so maybe there's something for you if you like these kinds of games. But I personally don't feel like recommending it.

potent

Hidden gem.

There's no fullscreen but you can use the Windows magnifier feature as a workaround.
Vsync can be toggled in the .ini inside the game's folder.

spytihněv gotta be my favorite pascal gamedev

more of an adventure game than a dungeon crawler but holy shit i thought this came out like 7 years ago with the PSX art style revival. very gloomy and bleak compared to the dev's other works, but it still has hints of absurdity to make the depressing world more palatable. really enjoyed the blend of point-and-click adventure with dungeon crawling, only wished the game was longer than 3 hours.

We need more games like this

I came here due to HROT and dont regret it.
My first dungeon crawler really.
Would be cool to remaster it to fullscreen! =)