Being attentive and using reward money efficiently is crucial to keep the team alive and satisfied. The compensation is usually fair, rewarding just enough to heal party members, give them a few drinks to lift their spirits, and make thoughtful purchases. Players will find themselves constantly taking jobs to earn rewards and purchase upgrades. The gameplay and in-game currency reward players just enough to keep them constantly wanting to move ahead even though danger is always right around the corner. Beginner mode does alleviate some of the pain, but this game is meant to be challenging, so there still isn’t be much room for error.Īfter players get equipped with a better understanding of the game, Battle Brothers is an immersive mercenary experience. While that in itself isn’t all that bad, the added challenge of the game’s combat mechanics makes it very difficult for beginners to grasp. For veteran players of tactical RPGs, this may not be too much of an issue, but for those who aren’t hardcore players, this game has a steep learning curve. The finer battle mechanics and any help to get players started in building the band of mercenaries are not in the tutorial.
The prologue is offered as a tutorial, but it doesn’t go much further than to teach the basic mechanics of battle and how to traverse the map. To achieve this, players need to hire new mercenaries to grow the team and equip them with weapons, upgrade their warriors, and complete paid tasks around the world.Īt this point, Battle Brothers doesn’t provide much direction for where to go or what to do next. Their goal is to get revenge while trying to build the Brothers back to glory. The campaign starts after the Battle Brothers mercenaries are ambushed by Hoggart the Weasel, and the player takes over as commander since the previous one has just been killed in battle. When it gets going, Battle Brothers has enough to offer to make this a great game, but optimization issues and steep learning curve will have some retreating early. Battle Brothers is a challenging and gritty tactical RPG from Overhype Studios that has players fighting for survival in a low-power, medieval fantasy setting. The difficulty, though, truly is the star of the show as it’s meant to be a challenging game for even hardcore tactical RPG fans.
It’s not often that a game on the title screen gives the player a warning on its difficulty.
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