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
Отзывы пользователей
loading screen bug.... still not fixed
There are a log of bugs that need addressed as well as UI issues. The game is good from a concept but the amount of bugs makes for some very annoying problems that make one want to quit for the day.
Bugs/Issues:
There needs to be an undo feature that allows to undo the last selection (see below). This could be added as an option maybe for those who don't want the ability to undo a bad roll. But there are many times when I select an option by mistake only to realize 1/2 through the round (selecting cards, I thought I un-selected a card and selected a different option but it never registered.
Major issue(s):
- Continual Supply for Quartermaster. You confirm target on yourself only to realize you didn't want to or there isn't even a hero next to you to complete the action. How do I undo this?
- I have had a full modifier deck. Rolled a x0. The next round (no resting or anything was added to deck), my deck was reset and I rolled another x0. And I'm positive it wasn't a curse as I've restarted the round before and verified the log to see why this happened I can't figure out why.
UI Issues:
- On Hero info screen (blazing sword on top left of screen), availability status is not reflected by the grayed/un-grayed icons.
- There should be some method of checking card/item status of heroes at anytime, even when selecting targets for card effects.
[*] The status of cards when selecting a hero portrait is often confusing and doesn't really indicate when a card is in the discard, burned, or removed from scenario. I've mistaken many times for a used card during my turn to be available to refresh only to realize that because it gave a shield buff I can't actually refresh it. Rules as written are a little vague on this, but I'd like the option to cancel a refresh item if I can't actually refresh an item that is currently in play but I didn't realize it (Echoing Aria bottom).
There are other problem. I would happily give this a thumbs up if these issues could be resolved.
It's nice to see a challenging game that requires teamwork. Not easy but very fun.
I'm not sure why the ratings of this game are so low. In the board-game world, this game is top tier. This digital version is better imo.
I get that the digital version has a few bugs, but the simple truth is - this is a great digital game. I've played the board-game - once, and the simple truth about the board game is - it's a mess to administer and takes absolutely forever to play. Do you really think a few bugs (things that are simply different than the board-game) happen more often than the tedious attempt to keep track of all of your modifiers and cards and items irl? After playing this online, I have zero interest in the effort to play the actual board-game, unless someone else is doing all the work.
The only "real" reason to rate this game anything other than top tier, is that it's a slow turn based strategy game. That's just not for everyone. The game is grindy and takes a ton of time, just like any other dungeon crawl. It's the opposite of a high paced action game.
Lots of bugs with item use, especially coordinating with card abilities. Weird ability stacking - for example: two rolling heals stack as one big heal rather than two separate heals. Rolling into a miss completely negates the usefulness of rolling modifiers (don't even select perks for rolling modifiers). Character progression is mismatched with game pace. Why is it so important to the developer that players BARELY complete each scenario. Lost and lost and lost and lost. Characters are feeble for way too many scenarios and then retire . . . while still feeble. Don't recommend playing more than two characters -- too hard to coordinate. Story gets lost in scenarios that are too hard to complete.
pretty good game, but very challenging, even on the easiest difficulty
Great dungeon crawler game! Love the spin with having cards instead of dice and the missions are amazing
Was a good game at the start but as one bug piled up on the next one we just couldnt take it anymore. Issues with healing characters in doorways or standing in a doorway and healing characters, power ballad and horned helm dont work together which destroys the entire concept of brute working with soothsinger (good work guys!). Every 10-15 turns someone can't click anything and we have to restart the round or exit and come back into the game. Sometimes you cant see the description of the cards. Then combine all the bugs with some game issues like -2s being pulled and resetting the deck so you have -2s again along with forced retirement = game over.
Fun turn-based strategy game. Can play casually (once every month or so) and pick up right where I left off
This is a game for RP enthusiasts. The rules are not too complicated, but the sheer number of combinations in character development and combat is enormous. This is a very slow moving game and without modding it takes forever and can be quite frustrating.
Great game with tons of replay.
If you like card based adventure games, you make like this game. I think it looked neat, but I personally did not enjoy this game. It looks like a mix of FF tactics (which I liked) and magic. You consume your cards as you play, some are burned (GONE until the next adventure) this ends up making this game very hard to play. While I was fair at this game I came to realize I don't enjoy this style of game.
This is a digital implementation of the tabletop tactical skirmish puzzle.
It's safe to buy it if you already like tabletop Gloomhaven, but don't expect a lot otherwise.
First misconception is to treat this game as an role playing game similar to DnD - it is not. Role playing moments are usually rare and punishing in this game.
Another misconception is to compare it with normal PC games.
Tabletop games can't possibly reach an amount of details available to original PC games since tabletop game engine is run on human brains (wetware). Too much of uncontrollable complexity will conflict with a sole purpose of any game - having fun. Say "hello" to Frusthaven.
Gloomhaven have a lot of simplifications that look like a nonsense for a normal RPG:
- undeads and constructs can be poisoned
- incorporeal monsters can be stunned
- monsters with nature weapons (claws and fists) can be disarmed
- no immunities, resistances and vulnerabilities to different types of damage
- no different types of physical damage
The tabletop nature is also the reason we have to forgive card-battling mechanics here. While being a pure iditotic cancer in native PC games, is a good solution for tabletop.
However, PC games also have limitations. While in tabletop you can home-rule the shit out of it, in PC games you suffer in original ruleset or have to use mods. Kudos to the developers for adding some popular home-rules toggles, though personally for me they are not enough.
This game has co-op and it's working relatively okay. It still has desync problems sometimes.
Characters animations are often strange and annoyingly slow.
Don't expect all character classes to be fun to play. Don't expect unlocable classes to be stronger. Don't expect new level-up cards be better or to make sense at all.
The first part of the game is the most hard part and it heavily depends on the right party composition. Sometimes the game forces you to play classes you don't like just to get things done. "Low complexity" on the class usually means "more fun".
Where do I get fun in this game you may ask. Well, since this is a puzzle game, you get endorphin by solving these puzzles in limiting environment using imperfect tools. Hooray! It just looks too similar to regular job we are usually doing...
I played the board game a lot, and this game is easily in my top 10 of all time. The annoying thing about the game is the setup (I wish it was like Jaws of the Lions), which makes the games in the digital version more interesting. Besides, being able to play the multiplayer campaign makes it easier for the group to find common time. I can't wait for an expansion of Frosthaven to be released.
X-Com but in a fantasy setting, more complex and card-driven. Yes, there are differences, but the feeling I get when playing goth games is very similar. X-COM has created a very immersive experience for what it is, and I cannot think of a better example of one that does the same but in a fantasy world than Gloomhaven.
I have the board games and I love the steam version - better to play with friends all over the world :)
Gloomhaven is my favorite board game, but this game is a buggy mess. Do yourself a favor and just play the real version with friends. Shame on the creators of this nightmare.
If you're a fan of Gloomhaven, this automates many of the processes and can speed play. Also, if you can't always get your regular group of four together, you can either play from a distance or you can even try things out just on your own.
The tutorial was good for teaching the game, and guildmaster moves quickly, the actual campaign is slower, but also follows a good pace. Overall I have enjoyed this game and have certainly been forced to think. This is not an easy game, I appreciate that we lose, a lot. I would recommend this game. Only a couple of times have we had any glitches, but theyve been easily solved when logging back in.
Pretty buggy multiplayer game.
Even the mission perk quests are sometimes buggy. I had to kill at least one elite, I killed two with one of my passive cards and it did not accept it for the "mission".
If u like card game where you can use half of your ability and its unnecessary annoring to walk the dungen, position your char, pick up loot and you die coz limited actions (Cards) and a system that will RNG your dmg so you have no clue if your attack will succeed or not and get you stuck and again run out of actions coz you dont know what will happen.
horrible RNG damage system.
Entire combat and dungen crawling is bad and you cant restart a dungen unless you keep spamming round to die.
Story seems good though.
Great turn-based combat and scenarios are actually really well balanced, perfect for people looking for a challenge. Not too easy, not too hard. All of the mercenaries have unique abilities and play styles, so you never get bored. If you do bet bored of a mercenary, it's usually when you're about to retire them anyway. Can be buggy at times but nothing so bad you can't just reload the round. Highly recommended.
I am life long RPG player still remembering Wasteland 88', so was rather comfortably beginning the adventure on hard, as I usually do. Damn, that was a serious beating I got myself for being an arrogant Hero. After several failed quests - I am playing on easy. It takes time to get used to cards and other mechanics, which makes the experience different, than most of RPG's. I was initially humbled, but my confidence now is recovering. Very satisfactory experience to get woopings from time to time.
Great adaptation from the boardgame with a lot less set-up time
GLITCHY-ASS GAME EVER SINCE THE MULTI-PLATFORM PATCH. GAME WENT SIGNIFICANTLY DOWNHILL FOR PC PLAYERS AT THIS POINT.
HARD TO GET THROUGH A SESSION WITHOUT A BUG THAT FORCES GAME RESTART
Near perfect recreation of the board game Gloomhaven with infinite replayability
A very hard game to learn and master, but a lot of fun once you start to understand how things work
I think the game is cool and all but I hate the UI of this so much. I've accidentally messed up so many of my szenarios because i confirmed a bit too fast and there is nothing to take it back. 0/10 for user friendlyness in this game. woulnd't play again.
For reference I played the boardgame and if you intended to do something you'll always be able to do it but not with the online version, one wrong button click and you can start a 30' szenario from start.
It is very fun and strategic
Great game, emulates the board game perfectly without the headache of monster management. UI is intuitive for anyone, animations are fun and flavorful. Wonderful representation of Childres' vision.
Good way to learn the game mechanics for the tabletop version.
Simplifies the great OG game by running setup and admin for you. Not quite as social, but a great adaptation.
FYI> Most of my playtime was on the EPIC store, but it's likely 100-200h over there. If you add in the physical board game it's an incalculable number of hours.
Preface: I *LOVE* Gloomhaven; it is my favorite board game of all time (potentially pending my finally busting out a Frosthaven campaign). Yes, it's complex but it is so damn smooth and coherent. It is a brilliant game, full stop. I recommend the digital version because it's a faithful (and ultimately "faster") recreation of what is an S++++++ tier board game.
That said, if you are NOT familiar with Gloomhaven, you're going to struggle. The digital version does not do a good job introducing you to game concepts, the UI is super clunky, the optimization is the pits, and there's still not an insignificant number of crashes (thankfully only wasting a single turn). If you've never played the tabletop variant, and/or you don't have someone with deep knowledge of the game guiding you, this is probably going to be overwhelming and frustrating.
But you know what? It's still worth it. If you like a challenge, if you like surprisingly deep world building for a "board game", if you like really smart and varied play styles, if you like RPG-esque progression, if you like games that surprise you in really interesting ways, you'll like Gloomhaven. Hopefully love it.
As for difficulty, yes it is hard (and if you're playing for the first use a character marked "easy") but as you understand the mechanics it becomes a much more calculated set of risks. It's also self-balancing in that if you lose a scenario you still keep your gold and XP. So theoretically if you keep losing any given scenario, even the first, you'll eventually get enough loot/levels to overcome it.
Gloomhaven is different - don't go in expecting a traditional RPG experience. This is a heady, massive, and complex tabletop close-quarters-combat type game. It's daunting, and may be too daunting for some, but once it clicks, my god... it's beautiful. And even for all its flaws, the digital version delivers.
P.S. If you bought the game and are frustrated with it, leave a comment or reach out to me. I am more than happy to help walk newbies through the learning process.
Incredibly fun strategy game based on the board game but without having to mentally manage tons of small pieces or layering rules. But just enough luck to give you a blend of clutch critical hits and epic fails at the worst time. Highly recommended.
Unplayable. Does not work in co-op mode. de-synced after every turn. Playing on good network speeds locally.
We'd meet up once a week and play this game for around a year. This game will bring a lot of good memories!
I would recommend this game to others, especially if they have not played a turn based game before. It is simple to pick up, and the graphics and colours are good and add to the overall mood of the game. As well the variety of characters and how each one is a different approach or play style caters to different experience levels and keeps the game from being too monotonous.
A great way to play this board game with friends that can't physically get together.
This game is great, completely true to the board game and one of those few games that actually plays better as video game due to the monstrous setup requirements of the board.
UNFORTUNATELY, this is ruined by the company that took the game over as the game frequently crashes single player and is impossible to play multiplayer due to constant server disconnects. A complete fail at this point and looks to be abandoned as there have been no patches in 9 months.
The board game was amazing. The video game is an excellent implementation of it which leaves nothing out. It eliminates all the tedious setup and scheduling difficulties which made playing the physical copy with friends difficult and keeps all the fun. Plus plenty of new features on top all the original ones. It adds good graphics and animation, online multiplayer, and a guildmaster mode which lets you play a different campaign with slightly altered campaign mechanics and new missions.
Some friends and I picked this up a few years back and finally finished the campaign and the DLC. The game has a few UX issues - after one update"Skip Attack" and the Line of Sight tool were auto assigned to the same key. Sometimes things don't quite work out how you want them - an enemy movement seems off or a strengthen picks what you consider the worse card - but overall it's a great time with a group!
I haven't played the board game, but the time and effort to unpack everything, decide what you wanna do, etc. seems like half the game session. The small inconveniences can be brushed off for the convenience of having everything ready to go and not have to handle the enemy AI manually.
If you're looking for an online boardgame night, don't sleep on this one!
It is Gloomhaven. If you like the board game, you will probably like this game. If you don't know the board game, you may be bored and frustrated learning it this way. The graphics are sharp, but require a powerful computer even on lower settings, and are difficult to make out details (lack of contrast?). Now that I'm rolling in real scenarios, it's a lot of fun in bite sized scenarios. Steamdeck works but exacerbates previously mentioned quirks. I'm playing Guild Master to avoid spoilers in tabletop.
I've not played co-op yet, but the single player campaign is really fun, I can't imagine how much time you save compared to playing the physical game.
Pros: Incredibly fun combat system and tons of unockable content! All the fun of the physical game with none of the tedium of managing all the pieces and storing everything in a box.
Cons: Game can be pretty buggy sometimes with random desyncs and the occasionally buggy card that doesn't work as intended, such as an attack that does nothing while skipping the action. UX could be better. You cannot restart your turn, you always need to restart the entire round when you need to go restart because the game bugged or you accidentally used the bottom of the wrong card.
I have played half way through the campaign in coop mode and its great. Way better than the tabletop board game version, the game takes care of all the annoying fiddly upkeep needed to play. The levels are all well designed and the characters are interesting, not the fantasy tropes you would expect in an epic dungeon crawling game. The world feels fresh and unique and the story is intriguing. I love the voice narration but I do think the Forteller app does a better job of sounds and sound effects, different voices and all that. I wish they could add that to the game as well.
Definitely worth the full price, every hour you spend is in tactical thought.
Highly recommend. I hope they also make Frosthaven.
I'm addicted! There's no replacing the physical game, but this comes VERY close. Bonus is that the game takes care of the enemy AI; all the heavy lifting done
This is an excellent video game adaptation of the board game. The translation is really faithful and I found it as engaging. It looks great and plays well. The faster "set up" also makes it fun as if you want a quick Gloomhaven game, you can load this up if you don't fancy setting the physical edition up. I have put more hours into the physical edition, but this game I have found equally as fun as I can also play by myself as multiple characters if I want, while in the physical edition I play just as a singular character. This game perfectly matches the critical thinking you as a player need to do with choosing your cards and thinking ahead, and at times is as playfully stressful as its original physical counterpart.
If you are interested in the board game but want a taster, go for this! I just love it. Less work our end on video game as PC does all the work.
I have logged a lot of hours in this game. It is my most played game.
Incredible balance in this game, always on the edge, one mistake away from failure.
The interface could be more streamlined. Options could be narrowed down to just those that I can take without any clicking about. There could be more animations. I have logged over 350 hours and am only 1/3 of the way through. Just when I think it is repeating it opens up again.
Wonderfully balanced game for 4! Super fun and chill for a weekly game night with buds. The UI isn't super straightforward at times and it is very strict with its interpretation of the rules. But still a big recommend!
Multiplayer is absolute garbage. Constant disconnects, crashes, and slow performance.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Saber Interactive |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 17.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 82 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 83% положительных (9350) |