Stolen Realm Reviews

simple game but fun if u like strategy and arpg

very fun especially in co-op. there couple not very well tuned talent trees(if you not hybrid), but it is what it is

A fun game single player, I'm having a great time with my monk, battles are great all about positioning, little quest are nice the voice reading is great. I think I'[ll play more than 20 mins of this one \o/

These are my favorite types of games. Good story line, combat is easy to understand with a lot of unique tricks you can do for a strategic game.

Solid 6/10 since it entirely steals peak combat mechanics from better games like Divinity: Original Sin 2 and Baldur's Gate 3. There's AI art and an AI narrator; it really sucks that they do not disclose that. Most of my experience has been in the roguelike mode. Some bosses are incredibly impossible to kill if you simply bring the wrong build. Achievement stats on this game are all out of wack because they only added them recently. Most old players never came back for that update and it shows. The DLC is fun. Get it on sale if you desire quick-to-access simple tactical RPG fun.

I like how good this game could have been. It's got a fair amount of bugs, including issues getting trapped in the credits menu and not being able to back out of some sections of the main menu. The roguelike gameplay mode is extremely unbalanced; the supposed scaling to match the party member count is basically non-existent in boss fights and such. I'm hoping it's updated more but, apparently they're moving on to other projects and while they can say they won't abandon the game, it's rare that any dev keeps that promise once they're done making their launch-money. I've seen some reviews make digs at the voice acting being GenAI. If it is, okay, if it's not, okay. The only people who care are the ones leaving reviews. It doesn't sound bad either way.

Like BG3 meets Runescape. Runs on the potatoey-est of potato-grade laptops. Love it!

Great game for solo and coop. Could use more spells, but the fact that you can put points in whichever class you want really makes way for great builds.

This game is great fun. Played with 3-4 of my other friends in online co-op and it's been great.

I thoroughly enjoy this game, you can begin your own campaign and create characters for it, those same characters can be used in online campaigns, characters for roguelike mode are likely the same between roguelikes (Haven't got there yet, just passed Endless 170 in campaign). The build options are great between the different skill trees not to mention when they're combined with fortunes, you can raise armies of undead, summon animal and monster companions, not to mention the many builds focused on your character rather than summons. of which there are plenty. Quests are fairly short so you can hop on and play for an hour or two and get a few quests in. Gear scales based on level and tier and there are plenty of good options including loads that give skills or affects that completely alter builds and allow you to do a ton of really cool stuff. The game is absolutely worth the $20 if you have it to spare. I highly recommend this game, I just barely missed the last sale (60% off in Jun 2025) and am eagerly awaiting the next one so I can convince my brother to get it. Definitely an enjoyable game, and there's definitely folks playing it in private and public lobbies so you shouldn't have to wait long if at all to get a group together based on my experience. In multiplayer, just like singleplayer, you can control a number of characters, so you can elect to have a team of three players each controlling two characters or any combination that includes each player having at least one character to play.