Recent reviews by Lordareon

ENABLE THE ANTI-CHEAT FOR STEAM DECK

The true successor of the Space Marine is here!
Basically a 360-era shooter made in 2024, No MTX, Just war!

Very good port of the game. Has all the original content + 2 DLCs + Quake 64 Levels + Whole new chapter made by Machine Games with some nice easter eggs

I've played just the beginning but this has all i like from Valheim and Conan Exiles PvE with great exploration, great graphics and a lot of Quality of Life for a Survival game

I Recommed to give it a try!

Frogun is an AMAZING blend of a retroplatformer, with heavy inspiration from the Captain Toad series.
Each level so far has been nicely designed and very fun. Sometimes i miss more of these kind of games to play.
Also i love the Megamen Legends art style.

If you like captain toad or are looking for a nice platformer game, this is it!
We need to support devs that create quality games like this

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I'm writing this because this game is getting more flak than it deserves.. I have more hours on the game by playing on Mobile.

TLDR: A unique CCG, very thematic with many strategic decisions. Has cross-platform and physical to digital card scanning

Give the game a try, if the tutorial is confusing, look at this official tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhVCF7G7mF8

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions is a both Physical and Digital CCG set in the Age of Sigmar Universe.
The game objective is the same of your usual 1v1 card game: reduce your opponent life to zero, apart from that, the rest is quite unique. That takes me to this game first strong point:

1 - The Card Play
It's entirely different from what you have in other games. You still play Spells and Units, you still do damage, but in a very unique way, it goes like this:
Your deck has 30 Action Cards, 4 Champions and 4 Blessings.
Blessings are VERY powerful cards but you must activate them first, and you do it by completing Champions Quests.
The player board is divided in 4 "Lanes", in each one you'll have a random blessing from your 4 and a Champion. Before the start of the game you and your opponent take alternating turns positioning your Champions, this is the first strategic part, as Champions don't attack but they often have special abilities that affects their positioning and also the enemy Champion.
So each Champion have symbols in each corner of their card (Units, Spells and Blessings also have this layout, i'll get there) , each indicating a Quest objective of that Champion. Usually this objectives revolves around deploying a unit, dealing damage, healing, removing a card, etc... when you complete that objective with that champion, it "Rotates" to indicate that it has been completed. Once you complete all 4 objectives the Blessing underneath the Champion will be revealed, activating it.

Now to the Action Cards. Your Deck will have 30 of them, and they are divided in Units, Spells and Abilities. Units can normally only be played on a Warrior Champion (There are Mage and Warrior champions) and usually have one or more corners with numbers on them, and they have various effects, some units cause damage equal to the number on the current corner, others reduce damage from units in front of them, others heal.
Spells works like Units but normally they can only be cast by Mage Champions.
Abilities can normally be cast by any Champion, usually causing an instant effect.

During your turn you can only do 2 Actions, which would be playing a card or activating a card Heroic Ability. On the end of the turn you draw cards equal to the unused Actions, this increases the game strategy, should i play this two cards right now, or just pass to draw two cards? Maybe play only one and draw one? It will depend on the state of the game, analysing my play area and the opponent's

2 - Physical/Digital integration
This probably wont be a point for everyone but, this game also has a physical version, identical to the digital, but the best part is that every physical card has a unique markings and you can literally scan them using your phone or webcam to add them to your digital collection. So buying Physical boosters also give those cards on the Digital version. Which other game does this? Pokemon TCG has something similar when you buy a booster but it only gives you another booster on the digital side, not the same cards.
Those cards can also be "Un-scaned" if you wish to sell them.

3 - FREE CARDS
Each of the Physical starter Deck has a "Booster Card", a card that is meant to be shared with your friends and community. Each of those cards you scan score you free boosters and cards on the digital game.
They look like this:
https://imgur.com/P64ysMR
And you can find them by the million on Reddit, Forums, etc...

Now to the ugly bit...

This seems to have ruffled some feathers since until recently they also gave cards for free by daily login. Now it makes you watch a 30 minute video if you don't subscribe to the "Premium" which gives you more leveling experience, and other benefits, yes it sucks but i can guarantee that this doesn't detract from the experience.

Give the game a try, if the tutorial is confusing, look at this official tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhVCF7G7mF8

Take the best parts from Age of Mythology and Civilization.
Get rid of complexity while keeping a lot of depth and thing to take care of
You have NORTHGARD!

Really fun and nice RTS. 10/10

Unreal Tournament clone with Free Demo with so much content with no P2W and cheap priced game?
Hell, i dig it!

TL;DR: This game has a lot of potential, it's fun to play, reminds a lot of Final Fantasy Tactics, has beautiful art, neat integration with it's real world physical counterpart, But could use some better tutorials and matchmaking to make it easier to newcomers.

This game is a perfect reproduction of the actual board game, which i have.
It character system functions a lot like MOBA games, where you have a character rotation and can buy other characters using in-game money or real money.
The neat thing though is that you can buy real-world characters miniatures for the physical game and then redeem the characters in the Digital Game, which is awesome.

Since it's a new game, i'll give some time to adequate. There's a matchmaking a la HearthStone, but i've picked noob and more experienced players, on the starting rank, so maybe a tweak on that matter will make the game more enjoyable for new players.

It's not a really simple board game, with coins and shops and etc, so it can be a little confusing.

A people should stop comparing this to Wakfu and Dofus, it isn't a sequel, it's the digitalization of the Real World board game, which in it's place, it's a covnersion of Wakfu's Battle System to the Board Game World.

Mto bom! Mto Barato!