Warsim: The Realm of Aslona Reviews

Very fun & full of depth.

Queen Vyn set out to take the throne of Peanutbutterland after her mad father was thrown into a dungeon to rot with the cockroaches and the trace remnants of his imagination As a gesture of good faith, her first 10 years were spent tending to the every need of her people to prove to them that she wasn't a crazy mess like her father. She even befriended a nearby kingdom of Sun Tritons, the Karrk. Side by side they rid the world of rebel, goblin, and bandit scum After noticing the other 4 Independent picking on the Karrk, hell hath no fury like Queen Vyn. The next 30 years were spent decimating anyone who laid a hand on her fishy friend. Eventually, together, they grew into mighty allied empires, feared and respected by all. Feeling good about herself and the future of her kingdom, she opened up the cell to release her father into the new and wondrous kingdom and- Then I got to play a neat dice game with a dude that likes to dress up as a gnome. ---------- 10/10 this game truly scratched an itch I had in my brain that I didn't know I needed scratched. I have already recommended this to a bunch of people and it will be one of my favorite games for years to come. Thank you to the dev for creating this.

Feels like a detox from cookie cutter indie games on the store lately. An excellent game if you want to hop on and play for a few minutes, although its easy to get hooked.

Such a rich game. Silly as hell in the best way. Takes a little bit to really understand and easy to get overwhelmed in the beginning. Do not be afraid. Press forward. Experience. Find everything.

Really nice game, dev updates regularly and the simplistic yet charming style means the dev can more easily add 100s of interactions without needing a massive team behind him. Has nice atmospheric background music and interesting fun game-play. Well done developer.

It's so deep, I just scratched the surface and got scared by the abyss beyond. It captures the experience of being the ruler of a realm probably better than any other game I have played so far. There are so many things to do, so many ways to play. For me it's a story generator sandbox, but you can also play it like a strategy game or like an rpg. It lets you do a lot of things.

Visited a cat cafe, threw all of my money down a wishing well and then destroyed everything when I decided to stab a mysterious heart. In all seriousness, this game is a masterpiece. I don't have much playtime compared to some others but even in the short amount of time I've had with this game, the love is evident.

This is a good game for when you need to go to bed but know you won't fall asleep. Very relaxing.

This is a lovely throwback to the MUD and BBS door game genre of the 90s. Bad jokes; weird events; brawls and fights; military skirmishes; silly goblins & rude gnomes... I've gotten a blast out of playing this with my family, soliciting their input and sharing the humor and surprises of the game.

i solved a puzzle door that led me to a giant beating heart, i stabbed it, my world deleted itself and the game crashed to desktop 10/10 would destroy the world out of curiosity again