Our Adventurer Guild Reviews

Don't let the art dissuade you from playing this gem of a game. You start with a quest and a few hours later you find yourself quite attached to the party you created. To get even more into it, I recommend you play the game on Hard difficulty with the Ironman option checked. Sure, you will lose adventurers, but the experience itself, from the start of their journey to what comes after them is quite something. Edit: One piece of advice, never fully trust the ratings of the quests, especially story quests because it will lead to a lot of hurt. To some quests maybe having the max level will do, but there will be some where even if you are one level above the limit, it wont be enough.

This is a great game, try the demo first, you will love it. You are a guild master and you have adventurers to send on missions. You control them throughout. A lot of missions to choose from as well as a story element. You upgrade your guild for more people, buffs, and new abilities. You can craft potions, weapons and armor. You can class change adventurers. Just a great game.

great game, scratches the fft/fire emblem itch

Brilliant ideas executed sloppily. The combat is fun and interesting, and you are incentivized to avoid it at all costs. Because it takes so freaking long, you can gain experience and resources something like five or ten times faster just by avoiding enemies and scouting. The stat growth is weird, you're sort of penalized for using classes that make sense for your party and are encouraged to use a few specific classes with good stat growth. Combat is extremely slow, and you might expect to spend several hours on one random "clear the area" type mission. It hurts that this game is so clunky, because there are so many good ideas here.

simple but good game quite chill no time limits it is as easy or hard as you wish for it it does have a certain amount of mechanics but you can see it is quite simple and easy to play hard to master

Not so hidden gem. Very solid TRPG, with guild management layer that is somewhat similar to darkest dungeon. Hire, equip, level up various adventurers. Juggle them trying to assemble balanced team form those who aren't lying half-dead in hospital, so they can tackle this particular quest and earn you just enough money to pay salary this week. Unlike darkest dungeon there seem to be proper story and NPCs with decently written dialogs.

Visually I hate it, but mechanically for the most part it's a great game and the story's writing is surprisingly good. Overall it's an enjoyable experience worth it's price tag made by just one guy as a passion project, passion which shows in the immense detail that went into the mechanics and story. Tons of difficulty options and even a NG+ that can challenge veterans of the genre (as long as you choose to not exploit the fundamental design flaws that is.)

Great game. Surprisingly detailed. They do a good job of slowly feeding your new features and equipment to use against bigger and bigger threats. Manage a group of dozens of adventurers that you send out on a few different types of quests and tasks. Work at making them better and getting access to cool new classes. Good balance of scripted plot and random events. Also really cheap. I got more hours out of this than many more expensive games.

On paper I like a lot of the concepts of this game. I keep finding myself looking to try games similar to those that I enjoy. Our Adventurer Guild wants to bridge the gap between something like Fire Emblem and a management game. Conceptually this sounds very cool. Where it falls apart is it only functions as these things at a very basic level. It's a very basic strategy rpg and it's a very basic management sim. Not the end of the world for the price if you're looking for something to play and this games genres speak to you. I think more on a is it worth my time basis these days as someone getting older and having less time to play games. Games that want to waste my time for tedious progression or retreading the same ground are getting much less fun for me as I get older. I don't think this game is horrible, but I'm not wanting to turn it on much anymore. I can see the scope of the game as I start to dig in here and realize there is going to be a lot of time sink. I checked some videos and read some more on the game to see that there will definitely be quite a lot of time sink. When I say time sink, I specifically mean moments where I'm just grinding basic non-engaging elements to reach the next story beat or progress in the game. Some people will love this, I am not one of those people. I may give it another shot down the road, but today this ain't it.

Cons: The visuals Pros: Just about everything else The dated graphics might put you off at first, but behind that rough exterior lies a surprisingly great game. 놀랍게도 재밌습니다.