Each class has access to armour upgrades, separated by stealthier and sturdier types, and up to twelve augmentation slots to increase stats. Mystics are very fun to use, but can feel limited due to available surroundings, which can dwindle due to scenery able to be targeted by enemies and players. For example, interfusing with a tree gains an ability called Splinterblast, which self-destructs the tree outwards damaging enemies and lowering their armour. Mystics use spells by combining with objects on the battlefield and sacrificing their health to use skills against enemies with an ability called interfuse. Warriors specialize in close-range combat and defensive capabilities, hunters specialize in long-ranged attacks and can learn abilities to pierce armour or poison enemies, and mystics are the mage class, making use of a unique magic system. Players have access to a basic but still enjoyable trio of classes: warrior, hunter, and mystic. Doing these character events is recommended for the benefits, but they are just another form of generic quest.Īh yes, the great restorative known across worlds: the root beer. These quests only give rewards to one of the characters, levelling them up as well as increasing their retirement age. Occasionally, while moving as a group, two characters will have an option to undergo a quest.

Often these roles will reverse as a believer in one event can be a skeptic in the next. For example, an event where a party finds something supernatural, such as a transformation or a talking rabbit, will always have one party member act as a believer, while the other becomes the skeptic despite being in a magical world. An unfortunate side effect to these generic quests is that characters will act in a way that does not make sense. Most tiles on a chapter’s world map unlock generic story events that can be found in any playthrough instead of progressing the main narrative. This is because the stories are left purposely vague, due to any character being able to be killed off in battle, and some campaigns lasting for generations. Villain scenarios have stories that start off interesting but ultimately have a repetitive theme. Generic scenarios of three or five chapters with minimal story can be played as well. Scenarios play out quickly and chapters can be completed in an hour or two. After this introductory scenario is completed, four campaigns of five chapter lengths against the other story villains are unlocked. The first portion of the game is a three-chapter scenario with a villain that works as a tutorial. Wildermyth is a blast to play through, and the enemies’ development can make every campaign feel different. Despite this blight, it’s an otherwise fascinating game.

These scenarios have their promising moments are let down by a feeling of sameness that makes the characters feel generic rather than personal. The game is simpler than it looks at first, with a progression system, that due to its randomness, provides plenty of variety. Wildermyth is a turn-based tactical RPG that uses procedural generation for each of its story scenarios. Worldwalker Games has a roguelite tactical RPG on its hands to be excited about.

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