You can also choose the difficulty for each of the fights which changes the rewards that you can get. But even if I lose a fight, I still get to take the rewards with me that I won during the previous ones. It does still hinder my chances to win all the fights in that arena, though. If they die during an arena, they are available again afterwards. I should probably also mention that I turned off permadeath for my gladiators. I don’t think it will be a game that I will play for hours every evening like I have been playing Crusader Kings III, but it is a fun game when you just want to play something quickly and get some entertainment out of it. The features are easy to understand and so are the fighting mechanics. No having to go through a huge and long tutorial or immediately searching the internet for help in order to play the game. And I don’t mean that in a negative way! I installed the game and started playing. So far, it seems to be a fairly casual game. There is also a map that gradually opens up with more arenas to fight in. Fighting and winning in the arena will give you more resources to construct more buildings, to get more gladiators and to buy more items.
You can also buy items for your gladiators and increase their stats, health, defenses etc. I figured having something with magic abilities would be a smarter way to go about it instead of having two classes with ranged physical abilities. So I had an archer, but no gun-wielding hunter. In the end, I chose to also add a frost tower for a frost mage, but didn’t have space for a Hunter Cabin. In order to get special units, like the priest, you need to have the appropriate building that they require, but you also have limited building space. Otherwise, it would be boring pretty quickly, I assume. In the beginning, I could buy a couple of fighters and there were only three or four kinds to choose from: an archer, a melee, a tank and later – after building the appropriate tower – a priest. It is basically a rock – paper – scissors kind of game, but with more than just these three variations.
#Gladiator guild manager prologue free#
They launched a free prologue in August, so you can probably try it out even after the Game Festival ends. I, on the other hand, got the feeling that I have already seen and played all the games that seemed interesting for me. The Game Festival runs until October 13, so there’s still plenty of time to browse through the available demos!
So head over there if you’re curious what he tried out. And he writes about a few games that currently offer demos. Thankfully, Magi’s post was a good reminder. I tried out one game on the first day of the current Steam Game Festival and then almost forgot about it again.
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