We Are The Dwarves Reviews

hot tf repair this fakin suit?

Not even worth the $1 I paid! The controls are horrible! You have to use a controller!

I REALLY WANTED TO LIKE THIS GAME! But it feels UNFINISHED. The artwork and the design alone is worth getting the game and playing it! However: 1 - The controls are very strange - Left click to select, attack, and move, and the right click is to rotate the camera. Controls opposite from any rpg or rts that one might be familiar with, so first 80% of the game you will be getting used to the controls. 2 - The sound design, effects and music, are either absent or lacking, or "unfinished" Some impact sound are missing, or don't match the attacks. Feels like the sound guy quit halfway through the project and the game was shipped with some "placeholder" sounds. 3 - Voice acting is immersion breaking. I am sorry, I know devs tried, you can hear it in the voice, but would of been better to not do it at all. Sometimes the text is narrated, sometimes it is not, and sometimes narration does not match the text exactly by saying a different word. Just feels rushed and again "unfinished" or "unpolished" 4 - Game runs very HOT. 5 - Way overpriced for that much JANK, wait for a hefty sale. 6 - The "stealth" mechanic in the game is "unfinished" sometimes, enemies don't hear the kill, sometimes they see through walls across the map. Overall poor game design. 7 - There are 4 ways to load saved game: A) Press Load Latest Save B)Press Load Game C)Press Quit, then Press Continue D)Quit entire game, reload, Press Continue. When you press (Load) Game resets and forgets what you did, so for any achievements or collectibles be ready every time you die to quit and relaunch the game, and never accidentally press (Load) as it will reset your progress. Art and the environments are Amazing! Everything else: game design, level design, ux, ui, controls, sound, performance feels "unfinished" Trash buggy unfinished game.

We Are The Dwarves offers a fresh take on the real-time tactics genre, featuring three unique dwarven astronauts—Forcer, Smashfist, and Shadow—each bringing distinct abilities that encourage diverse strategic approaches. The game's active pause system allows for thoughtful command planning, adding depth to combat scenarios. While the controls may initially feel unconventional, they become intuitive with practice. The richly crafted environments and atmospheric design enhance the immersive experience. However, some players may find the difficulty level challenging, as the game demands precise tactics and patience. Overall, it's a rewarding adventure for those seeking a strategic and visually engaging journey.