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Game type – What’s Fort Triumph?įort Triumph describes itself as a mixture of tactical lap battle role-playing combined with world exploration and city building.

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But this will have no influence on my rating because I always try to rate all games as if I paid the full price.

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I have received a free trial sample from the publisher, thank you for that. But most of all I want to give you all the information you need to decide for yourself if the game could be something for you or not.

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In this episode I introduce the game in detail, explain how to play it, and give you my opinion and a rating at the end. Links and Sources: Fort Triumph Review – Intro.Fort Triumph Gameplay – turn-based Combat.Fantasy XCOM meets Heroes of Might and Magic in the new turn-based tactical strategy game Fort Triumph.Each character seems to have their own backstory and their own way of speaking, but can't shake the feeling that the English used for the game overall wasn't excellent, just some phrases or the way of using certain words was just way too off to be a planned ' I'm speaking this way because I'm foreign' of the character.

Plenty of jokes going around, it's pretty funny and works well with design of the game, yet personally wasn't really invested in it. Story revolves around bored heroes that decided to get up and kickstart their adventures by freelancing on quests. At the very beginning we are welcomed by a foggy inn, just like any good RPG should start. You build your strength from the ground up, expanding your team and its possibilities such as skills or HP. Absolute ton of spiders and goblins, kingdom quarrels over the reigns and of course the team, made of a brave warrior, a wise wizard and a cunning hunter. There is nothing groundbreaking here and personally would much prefer if they would settle on one design throughout the whole game, but I imagine it's absolutely up to preferences.Īs for the RPG elements, it covers everything a good RPG strategy game should have. Don't get me wrong, with its pastel pallet of colours and comic style of textures, it still looks damn well as for an Indie development. You're free to move and spin the camera around and on some good combos or finishing hits there's a slo-mo animation going. The second art style is a full 3D design with a rich use of animations, although those are pretty limited and repetitive, could use some diversity. Well planned, each area, enemy and item you will encounter on your way is carefully designed to look good and identifiable (which often in pixel art is the issue that requires item descriptions), yet still pixely.

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It looks good, brings back all the memories of the Heroes series just right.

The first one is a dense pixel art that we encounter in the 'main map' part of the game where we walk around the world, discover what's around and look for an enemy base.

Not exactly sure why, but CookieByte Entertainment, the creators of the game, used two different art styles in their game.

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