Mordheim - Released today

I've sent a message to a member of Rogue Factor, asking them if they would like to provide a key to RPGWatch for review. Unfortunately I suck at making concise posts .

But if they reply positively I will send it to Myrthos so that it can be shared with any member that is willing to write a review on the game.

Originally Posted by Galaad
I've sent a message to a member of Rogue Factor, asking them if they would like to provide a key to RPGWatch for review. Unfortunately I suck at making concise posts .

But if they reply positively I will send it to Myrthos so that it can be shared with any member that is willing to write a review on the game.

That would be awesome !

I am trying it out at a friends place and i am done just now and oh this game is real hard in difficulty, just wow.

I sure need some tips on this one.
Anyone?

Btw, here's a guide I found to be really helpful. Since it was written in Early Access some things may have changed…but its still pretty good

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile…/?id=534564400

Thank you !

Hmm, not sure why this wasn't on my radar yet either. It looks interesting, so wishlisted for now.

How is the story? Is there any exploration aspect to the game? Do your characters have stats/skills/perks?

It's currently 33% off on the Steam Sale (until 2 December) by the looks of it, for those who were thinking of buying it.

Originally Posted by wiretripped
Hmm, not sure why this wasn't on my radar yet either. It looks interesting, so wishlisted for now.

How is the story? Is there any exploration aspect to the game? Do your characters have stats/skills/perks?

I picked this up, and this is one of the few games I will put time into. This is the most fun I've had with a game since Eador (also strategy) and I have found it exceptionally challenging, yet entertaining. I don't have a ton of time, so to say I put in several hours on this game is saying something about the game.

The story is good, though it's not like you're feeling the pull of the story to keep you going; it's the gameplay itself that does that. There is exploration, but just on individual tactical maps, there's no overland to speak of. The characters do indeed have stats/skills/perks/spells in spades.