Разработчик: Saber Interactive
Описание
Whether you are drawn to the lands of Gloomhaven by the call of adventure or an avid desire for the glimmer of gold in the dark, your fate will surely be the same…
Lead your band of mercenaries through this unforgiving place, where every choice is crucial. Carve your way through terrifying dungeons, dreadful forests and dark caves filled with horrific monsters to reap your rewards… or die trying.
Sell your sword to anyone who can afford it, may they be city officials or corrupt cultists. You are paid to get results and not ask questions. Where will you draw the line?
Gloomhaven is a tactical RPG and a digital adaptation of the ultimate strategy board game by Isaac Childres (the highest-rated board game of all time on ). Set in a unique medieval dark fantasy universe, Gloomhaven rewards strategic planning and problem solving. Face this dark world alone or in online co-op for up to 4 players!
Explore the world in a band of 2 to 4 mercenaries. Each of the 17 unique characters comes with their own skills and more than 1,000 different abilities to master! Prepare your deck of ability cards before setting out to explore the dark caves and dreadful forest of Gloomhaven through quests and events.
Once inside a dungeon, engage in tactical turn-based combat by selecting two cards for each mercenary on every turn. You can only use the top half of one and the bottom half of another, so plan accordingly!
Move up your hired blades on the hex grid terrain to take advantage of the dungeon’s environment. Set up deadly combos and unleash devastating powers but be wary of the cost. Cards are a resource as scarce and crucial as your life points, so watch out for exhaustion. Every choice has life or death consequences.
Hone your abilities during the game with enhancements and perks, while your power increases with level ups and new equipment. You need every advantage you can to survive here. So, gear up your band of mercenaries, chase powerful artifacts, buy the favor of the Great Oak, and never let your guard down.
Adapted from the original Gloomhaven Board Game, this branching campaign of 95 story missions pits your greed against your morality. Many powerful opponents are vying for control over the city of Gloomhaven while others are looking for ancient crypts and forgotten artefacts. You could always side with the inhabitants, but it may not pay well…
Whatever your path may be, it will be paved with difficult choices.
Created in collaboration with the community during the early access, the Guildmaster adventure has more than 160 exclusive digital missions that allow you to experience another facet of Gloomhaven with new storylines, quests, map and NPCs.
Lead your guild of mercenaries in a region overrun by unspeakable things, far worse than simple bandits.
Choose the best combination of mercenaries for each fight and follow their character stories in this deadly new territory.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, polish
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Win 10 64bits
- Processor: Intel Core i5-3470, AMD Ryzen 3 1200, or above
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 760, Radeon R9 280, or above
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 14 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Win 10 64bits
- Processor: Intel Core i5-11400, AMD Ryzen 5 3600, or above
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1070, Radeon RX Vega 64, or above
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 14 GB available space
Mac
- OS: Big Sur (11)
- Processor: 2.7GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 4GB
- Storage: 14 GB available space
- OS: Monterey (12)
- Processor: 3.2GHz
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: 8GB
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 14 GB available space
Linux
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Gloomhaven itself is an amazing game (with some balance issues that are mostly addressed in Frosthaven). That is not what this negative review is about; my review to Cephalofair is "9.5/10, amazing game, be proud".
The Gloomhaven game which was released by Flaming Fowl Studios is a decent game; very good graphics for a game of this type, interfaces are a bit clunky, a few things needed tweaking, but overall a 7/10. This negative review is not for them although the game still needed polishing at the time it changed hands.
This negative review is for the peabrains at Embracer Group who somehow managed to dumpster the PC version of the game without actually changing anything. Multiplayer has become effectively unplayable due to the servers dropping players if they lag for more than 0.02 seconds. Despite the existence of a Steam Community Workshop, modding is quite literally unplayable: if you close the game, it will rename your modded campaign's save files to something which game can no longer read. I Googled it and it looks like someone on Github made a plugin which might fix it, but I've honestly had it with this game.
The straw which broke the camel's back was playing >60h of a campaign before realising that the "enhancements carry over after retiring a character" setting was switched off; then starting over, playing the new campaign 40h, and then realising that no, the problem is that the setting no longer works. I then found a "free enhancements" mod which I was gonna use to replicate the functionality - but hey, guess what! Modded campaigns are also broken.
Anyway, yeah, another broken title - welcome to 2025. Don't waste time or give money to yet another garbage gaming company, just play it on TTS for free. (And please support the Cephalofair game creators, they are amazing.)
I have never played the board game version. At first I experienced some of the frustrations listed in the negative reviews that I have seen. Especially with the burn mechanic and hand management requirement I found it very hard early on to play and I considered quitting the game. If you are feeling this way I highly recommend that you check out a video walk through for the game. After I watched a few videos from a dude who plays both digital and boardgame versions on his channel, the game play clicked much better and I have been able to make pretty good progression in the game. I started with a team of 2 mercs and now run 4 fairly easily. There are still some quests that remain difficult, but one really awesome thing is you can leverage the wealth of Gloomhaven board game discussions to work though the challenges along with understanding optimal character hand composition.
If you are interested in a complex tactics game, which many say is a faithful port of the board game, pick this up!
I haven't played multiplayer, so can't comment on those features.
Yes! Gloomhaven is excellent, and the digital version is where it shines, even better than the actual boardgame it's adapted from.
I cannot recommend this game. Unfortunately, it was not enjoyable to play. The fights felt unbalanced right from the beginning, which made the experience frustrating...
Coming into this without ever playing the board game, this was rough. I wanted to enjoy this game so badly but it's just... so brutal, even on the normal difficulty. Played co-op with a friend and we both slogged through it. Played for several sessions before finally realizing that we were forcing ourselves to come back and play it, not enjoying it. I am sure there is an audience for this game, but it wasn't us.
I want to like this game, but the developers should genuinely be ashamed of themselves.
It's already a somewhat difficult game to understand, made worse by the absolutely worst UI ever conceived. The game demanded the skills of someone at least mediocre to code it- and they did not meet that threshold. DIsconnects, bugs, and layers of ability selections and confirmations that often deselect previous confirmations so you have to play a memory game of what order you must hit the buttons to not glitch them.
I truly do not how you can make a turn based game have flaky net code that drops players at the slightest jitter. It's morbidly fascinating.
Great RPG style fights with using multiple characters and tonnes of quests, all made easy by the digital version running the game for you and doing all the set up. There are various difficulty levels. I have played on normal so far and have still lost a few scenarios. In Guildmaster, different from the old Gloomhaven, there are a dozen or more character classes but many of the new ones are hard to play against more difficult scenarios. There is no penalty for losing a scenario or abandoning a quest, in fact it unlocks new character classes.
Love the board game and absolutely love the digital edition 10/10. Over 70hrs in both in more to come for sure.
Good game if you like the board game, and/or if you want a highly tactical roleplay gaming experience.
lots of campaigns; lots of mercenaries to select from; lots of card choices to pick from so it plays differently each time. pretty stable game for me. love it
It is a fun game that you have to plot and plan to win each scenerio.
The pc version of this game is a great choice if you dont have the time and space to set up the table top version. Though there are no take-backs on anything you do it is very important to understand the controls so learning the game can come with some frustration. Aside from that its very good.
Good game, but it automatically opens up a browser window to other content without me having any control to prevent. Naughty naughty.
Just a good time. Super engaging end-game builds.
I would rate the game at 7/10. It is 'simpler' to play this than the board game, in the sense that you don't have to look for cards, to put the tokens on the board, etc. This is a plus, for solo gaming. The board game, with friends and all around a table is more enjoyable, but this can scratch the itch. I have not tried multiplayer yet.
This is probably fun as a board game, where you control one character and have a bunch of other people to chat and strategize with, but as a vidya game, especially a solo one, it's really fiddly and restrictive. You can only move if a card lets you, and you only get cards back after a discard if you "burn" one of the discarded ones. It just makes every move feel really difficult and expensive. I can see how this can lead to a lot of delicious tension for the right player or players, but for me, it was just annoying.
We were enjoying the board game version. We only got to play one game every couple months, because we live so far apart. I thought this would be a great idea, so that we could play a few rounds every other week. After playing about 20 minutes, I have had to hit the restart entire round 4 or 5 times. We keep trying to click on a monster, and apparently the monster was hiding behind the skip attack button... This happened multiple times. We also had a few where the wrong card was picked to move. instead of undo and selecting the right card, we have to restart round. The game has made it way to easy to make a mistake without a way to correct it. This game version is simply unplayable, which is too bad. We were really hoping for it to work out.
You really need to be in the mood for a game like this. But once you start and work your way through its mechanics, it is really enjoyable! Solo playing this is really nice and you avoid all the tedious set up of the actual board game.
Really recommend this over the actual board game, since it is so easy to play!
I enjoy this game. A group of friends all looked forward to jumping online at night to work through the next step on the campaign. The ease of jumping in and marching through the campaign on the video game is pretty great, and they did a really great job of bringing the board game to life. The only thing lacking from the board game version was the intrigue of the sealed envelopes and boxes that you had to earn to open. Commit a lot of time to it, but it's a real fun turn based game.
So many choices! A must play for those who enjoy turn based tactical strategy games. Gloomhaven takes turn based tactics, turns it on its head and ramps it to eleven.
Like the board game but without the 45 minutes of set up/tear down. Has allowed our group to continue playing together more regularly since we don't live close to each other.
If you like the board version, you will like this one as well. I have spotted some minor bugs when compared to the board version, but nothing too major. I recommend.
Any game that relies on prayers to RNGesus is usually an automatic no for me. But this is a direct digital version of a TTRPG, not an original game in its own right. So if you are already a fan of Gloomhaven, then yes, this is for you. If you've never heard of Gloomhaven, then I'd pass on this. It's not the game you're expecting, trust me.
Runs well single player but really needs an undo button. The interface is well-tutorialised and includes a seperate set of tutorials for new players. I haven't played multiplayer yet, so I don't know how stable it is (it saw complaints on Reddit).
The app does cheat as far as monster targeting is concerned; not allowing you to choose when targets are equidistant and sometimes shooting and characters when summons or allies would be the legal choices.
Love gloomhaven, lots to explore and the setup for tabletop was tiresome so this became a great solution for me
It's like the board game Gloomhaven except it doesn't take 65 hours to set up the board and you don't have to calculate/debate enemy actions.
Gloomhaven is a faithful adaptation to one of the best selling cooperative board games. Gloomhaven is not just one of the best strategy games on the market, it's also an RPG with interesting choices to make, and interesting character builds. Great game. I suggest starting with the Jaws of the Lion, it's easier and slowly introduces you to the game. Gloomhaven base, the first scenario is extremely difficult, and discourages many people.
It is a good game.
The only thing that could make it better is if they added Frosthaven either as a DLC or new game.
The single player part is very well done, but multiplayer has constant desync issues. Enabling the mods in multiplayer is inconsistent (sometimes it works, but more often it does not). Unlocking characters in the campaign only unlocks them for that campaign, they will remain locked when beginning a new campaign, which is absurd.
It's a good adaptation. Great way to save money and friendships by not playing board game version.
100 hours in. Fantastic and challenging turn based tactical strategy game. Same rules as Gloomhaven board game but without the fuss. High quality graphic adaptation and easy to use interface. This game can be played solo but is MUCH MUCH better when played online with friends. We have experienced some glitching with the online coop play which can be annoying (player will lose ability to move during scenario turn and have to drop out and rejoin) but other than that a great overall experience. If you like turn based tactics like you experience in Baldur's Gate or XCOM you will love this game.
Definitely has a learning curve and you will have to strategize every card you play and every move you make. The game is extremely hard based on your characters running out of cards. An average mission can take over an hour so you can burn through a day just doing a few missions and that is if you win all of them first try. I do recommend it if you like turn based action games. For the genre it is an absolute 8/10
excellent implementation of board game, works well for online play with friends
I have played the full campaign on the boardgame. The setup and play time for this is MUCH faster and it is well implemented. Very well done.
If you like strategy games, this one is a blast. Lots of unique abilities, equipment, and perks. Just started (12 hrs), but good tutorial and ramp-up. Challenge is getting perfect combinations that result in devastating coordinated attacks from your motley crew. Starting to get more fun options as the characters level up. Only negative is after a room is cleared, it can be clunky moving to the next doorway, as it requires burning attacks to move and/or to collect gold. Can see why based on board game roots, but could be better.
I can't think of a game i've wanted to like this bad, but just can't. So much work clearly went into its unique design and storytelling, but in the end, it's dogshit. And some reviewers defend the design by saying "it's just a lot of thinking and math, people who don't like it need to get good" And that is absolutely not why the game feels obnoxious to play.
It's the design itself. Who wants to play a fantasy game with a cool cast of rogues and the #1 reason you die in a dungeon is you.. ran out of gas? The design is fundamentally flawed, unless the intention was to create a game that stokes frustration instead of excitement. It's just, a genuinely stupid design. It isn't intuitive, and "running out of cards" and laying down and dying in a dungeon just don't fit the fantasy-adventure genre at all. Not to mention just walking 5 feet away to pick up some loot from a dropped monster might be so exhausting you can't afford to do it. Just, absolutely wretched feel to play this game and the effort it takes to master just isn't going to pay off in fun for most people.
Just, stay away from this game unless you're really into weirdly punishing mechanics seemingly designed to make the player unhappy. And again, I say this as someone who really, really, wanted to like this game.
All the joy of the board game without the tedious set-up, breakdown, or elemental tracking. Significantly cheaper than the box, too, but everybody needs a copy.
Really fun tactical coop game to play with friends. Campaign keeps a sense of progression. A few bugs, but nothing game breaking. Every character/player gets a chance to shine in the right situation.
I am so tired of buying these games thinking oh boy this is going to be great to get so frustrated that I cant stand the tutorial and hate it. I mean hate it. You make these games to hard that you lose all want to play before you even play because you can't even get past the stupid tutorial. Another rip off game. Don't bother with this. Unless you like to hit your head against the wall.
I ran into an issue where the game didn't run. Tried many methods and the customer service didn't help.
This has become one of my absolute favorite game. I played the physical version with friends years ago but never played through all the scenarios, because frost haven came out. But ever since this digital version came out, I can play however long I want. This game is a perfect chill out game to play while watching youtube or a show. I'm currently trying to 100% the game and for me, I just never get bored of playing. I love the mechanics. I love that I don't have to set up the physical game, which can be time consuming. And it makes it a breeze not have to worry about monster focusing, since it does it for you. My favorite thing though, has to be that there is no way to cheat, sure you can restart the rounds and restart scenarios, but its all within the rules, and I'm a stickler for playing the game how it was intended. I recommend this game for any group thats looking for a story mode game with laid back mechanics, even solo players who just want to chill and play.
The board game was amazing, but too much work to setup and keep track of. This is a perfect solution and a great game to play with friends! If you're looking for a puzzly RPG with friends, this is great. It's very difficult but it makes the wins all the more satisfying.
All hail RNGesus. If you thought Xcom was bad, this game is even worse. The attack can do anything, from no damage to critical and it's completely random. There is no way to create any kind of strategy or planning, I have to YOLO everything. The enemies also behave randomly, one moment they decide to attack, another they defend. There is no way to know what they CAN do. Their abilities might as well be randomly generated each time fight starts.
Hey, it gets worse. You know that in strategy games the most valuable thing is information? Yeah, this game gives no information whatsoever about abilities. I had to google what poison does, because it's not damage. Who could expect it? The enemy used some weird ability? Google it. The game does not say what it does. Status effects might as well be hidded as they are not explained.
UI is also horrible. They decided that skill information has to be squized into tiny little box that barely fits the description. So most of the stuff is pure arcane symbols whose meaning have to be deciphered based on gameplay. Why bother using the remaining 99% of the screen when you can annoy the player?
The only saving grace this game has is that I bought it on a sale. I would be super angry if I had to pay the full price for this thing. Shame I didn't pay attention to the gameplay time and couldn't refund it.
Late to the party--totally get how this game is an all time top rated boardgame. Humbling difficulty at first, but that just kept me coming back! Well done and well worth the sale price here on Steam. 9.5/10 and my only small complaint is the rigidity of the rules/interface (I have to move and then attack with same card--why can't I attack then move?) is sometimes annoying but that is what it is.
I'm marking this as recommend, but with serious caveats that very nearly tipped it the other way. Context: I have not played the tabletop edition, and only the base digital edition of the game (no DLC) for ~100 hours, split 70/30 playing in a group vs single player. I am playing on my Arch Linux machine via Proton compatibility layer (though sometimes I revert to Geforce Now streaming due to intermittently recurring bugs in linux open source graphics drivers), and it usually works without issues in X11 or Wayland sessions.
1. Stability of GH's multiplayer services needs major improvement. Even relatively small lag spikes, especially for the session host, will kick everyone out of session. Yes you can pick it back up at the start of the current round, but in a 4 merc party with many monsters this may knock you back 10+ minutes of "work". Really disrupts the fun and vibe of multiplayer sessions, turns what should be enjoyable 90 minute runs into 3 hour slogs, etc.
2. Buggyjuice. Buggyjuice. Buggyjuice; Some bugs I would probably not notice if there was not someone in the group who knows what the monsters are supposed to do so thoroughly. Some are glaring to even a new player: Items fail to apply effects, the order you click/select stuff changes how totals calculate, line of sight calculations obviously wrong, etc.
3. The mechanic of card selection before quest, each round, and especially the burn a card when needing to rest is right on the cusp of where "fun challenge" falls off to "horribly frustrating".
4. Game gets better played in a group of friends, as you will have plenty of time to crack jokes and catch up as the algorithm slowly cranks out the monsters' turns.
All in all its something different than my usual 4X, RTS, and escape room/puzzle genres. However, I probably would not have bought nor play this regularly if it were not for the group I play it with.
This is a puzzle game, dressed as CCG, hiding a data mining operation.
Get the board game and play with your friends. Don't buy this trash.
Really bad that a game designed around COOP has such terrible connectivity and functionality for multiplayer experiences. Smaller board games turned video games have much better connectivity so it just leaves a bad taste.
I had one bug which caused me to lose a part of a round ... in 30 hours of gameplay. It's a phenomenal game.
Takes all the hassle out of the board game version, and makes it playable. Each level and turn is a small puzzle to balance HP, Attacks, movement, and objectives.
Surprising mechanic: You can pause/close the game in the middle of a scenario, and it saves right where you left off. Scenarios can be a bit lengthy, so being able to step away at any point and not lose progress is fantastic.
Frustrating mechanic: I could very well be missing something, but there's often times an icon/interaction doesn't work a specific way I would have assumed (see: Mindthief's controls).
Incredibly fun game, steep learning curve for a while, then nothing but fun and enjoyment. The amount of cool characters that there are to unlock is what keeps me coming back, the community understands this as a huge part of the game and prevents spoiling them for those who haven't seen them yet. Highly recommend, cop it while its on sale for around half off and find a good group/ or one player to join. Would probably be miserable to go in blind without a mentor friend.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Saber Interactive |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 82 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 83% положительных (9470) |