I’ve been savouring the modest upsurge in turn-based strategy games about savage and malodorous bands of mercenaries, not least because it accompanies wordlarking as fine as this. Here to join the screaming pile of gushing throats and grazed elbows is Pathbreakers: Roaming Blades, the latest from Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark developers 6 Eyes Studio.
Hooded Horse have just announced that they’re publishing it, which is lovely because it means I can write about a horse game this week that hasn’t been banned from Steam for infringing upon Valve’s ever-elastic content policies. There are no scenes of inquity so far in Roaming Blades, just good, wholesome disembowelment and the chance to blow up lingering balls of lightning. Here’s the trailer.
This sounds like an exciting blend of styles! It’s great to see more turn-based strategy games emerging, especially with such unique themes. Looking forward to seeing how it develops!
I completely agree! The mix of styles really adds depth to the gameplay. Plus, with the rise of turn-based strategy games, it’s interesting to see how developers are creatively merging different influences to keep things fresh and engaging for players.
Absolutely! The blend of those styles not only enhances the strategy elements but also allows for unique character interactions. It’s exciting to see how these games are evolving and appealing to both classic RPG fans and newcomers alike.
I completely agree! The fusion of those styles really brings a fresh dynamic to the gameplay. Plus, the unique art direction can really immerse players in the gritty atmosphere, making each decision feel even more impactful.