Glorious Companions Reviews

GLORIOUS COMPANIONS so far is alot of fun strong in its tabletop characteristics with plenty of encounters during travel and exploration where cool dice roll like choices without visual dice come into play to decide whether to check out what seems to be an abandoned camp and choosing the right party member to stealthily sneak in to grab any loot after checking out the lay of the land. Narration is epic with story telling magnificence and the just released update added voices for dungeon encounters. Writing is well written and immersive making me want to get involved or avoid situations. Combat is action packed with plenty of turn based war game mechanics such as flanking and attacks from the rear being more lethal. Music is great reminding me of MIGHT & MAGIC with its soothing and heroic properties combined with the very well done tabletop style graphics it all comes together into a grand experience of high adventure and fun. GLORIOIUS COMPANIONS, Buy it! Play it! Be immersed in a relaxing high tension world of tabletop excellence throbbing with heroic muscular death defying magnificense and softened by soothing kisses of roleplaying delights!

3rd time triying to play this game until a bug f++ks everything. quests cant be completed, missing markers, clipping issues, loading times are a joke love the idea but this game is at most an early access

A tactical game with a dark setting and an interesting world. After a two-year break, the developers have delivered a solid piece of work

[h1]BlytzDragon Gaming Zone[/h1] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/BlytzDragon]Steam and Discord Group and Curator[/url] [b]Bad Game[/b] Kinda like Fire Emblem, if it was boring and buggy. More loading than gameplay, battles are repetitive, and way too many glitches. Only played around midway through the lizard prologue and not humans.

Looks nice. But the battles are very generic: Rush forward kill everything. Skills and weapons don't seem to matter much.

I am really happy i bought this game. I wasn't expecting so much depth in the combat system. It's very engaging.

Its not abandoned and full-release is coming out very soon(December 19th I believe). So far I am liking what I played, looks like a good base for a game that could be amazing. I am waiting for the full release to drop but what I played is definitely promising and since I bought the game the dev's have been active( I was worried about the long wait in between updates) but they seem to be hard at work. Will update this review when I play more at full release. But just want to help the reviews turn positive because they seem hard at work. Keep it up!!

a very nice game with many interesting ideas, needs some polish but overall enjoyable. The devs are very active with updates and fixes and also very responsive on the forum. Hopefully thay will continue to support the game, improve and expand the gameplay.

This game turned out to be a pleasant surprise. While the graphics may not have the polish of modern titles, and some elements feel reminiscent of other games, I genuinely enjoyed the few hours I've spent with it so far. It’s engaging, with an intriguing premise and battle mechanics that feel both fresh and fun. The game strikes a great balance, offering a diverse mix of elements from magic to gunpowder that opens up a variety of possibilities. What stood out most for me were the humorous touches; there were moments that genuinely made me laugh out loud. It’s clear the developers put a lot of effort into revitalizing this title, and in my opinion, they’ve done a fantastic job.

Not gonna sugar coat it....I really thought these developers had abandoned the project and ripped off everyone who bought the early access...And the game showed so much promise back then that it kind of stung, because so few people try to use what works but make new styles in SRPGs. I already felt burned by Crimson Tactics, but this one really pissed me off because after talking with the devs on the forums I really thought of this as a passion project, and that there hearts were in it Thankfully I was right. Though it took a good while, it seems they just regrouped to come at the project again... And finally finished this long awaited SRPG. Was it worth the wait? I think so. And I am glad my first impressions of them turned out to be right. Its my favorite go to genre. I love turn based tactical games. But I am kind of annoyed that they all stick to one formula- you get your 5 to 10 soldiers, you do stages by chapters with story/battle/story/battle, and so forth. But HERE the formula has been broken! Instead, in Glorious Companions, you have an open world to explore, 2 races to choose from each with several classes/archetypes, and a story to follow (Or just travel and live as a merc and ignore the story- Up to you). I think it would be better to say this is like a mercenary simulator with high fantasy elements. And THANKFULLY they also broke the mold on roster limit, allowing you to have a very large warband. I played a lot of the early access and a few hours of the final release and the polish between the two is very noticible. I do hope they add more races/characters over time, including unique and original story characters to recruit. But for now, this is a very satisfying mercenary simuylator/tactical RPG that fans of this genre are really going to like. Some monsters/pets to recruit in maybe a future DLC would rock! I tried to be as spoiler free as possible here, because I think games are better when you discover everything for yourself including gameplay mechanics, but I have to bring up one mechanic that may turn people away and that is the "Captain". If your captain falls, you lose the battle....DONT let that scare you away. Its not as big a deal as some might try to make it out to be. He/She tend to not be so squishy that as long as your paying attention you should be alright. So yeah....I recommend this to all fans of turn based SRPGs. Its one of the better indie ones I have come across, and has just as much potential as the popular "Wartales" imo.