This reminds me of the Blob unit from Dual Strike.
Now im sad again.
Wargroove launches February 1 with crossplay between Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC (£15.99 / $19.99 / 16.99€) PS4 release later
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This reminds me of the Blob unit from Dual Strike.
Now im sad again.
He talks about a custom rule-set, created with the in-game editor. Not the main game.
I know, but just the idea to include such a rule set makes me reminiscense.
Cant wait for how wild people will take the editor.
If its possible to receate chess ingame, someone is gonna manage to create mahjong.
Currently no as far as we know.
The Steam site has no Mac listed, and no Mac sys requisites, which they usualy do for mac supported games.
Its probably just not worth the effort in making the port, since its a fairly niche game and Mac Gaming is just small(latest Steam survey puts it around 3%).
But 6/10 of Chucklefishes games on steam have a Mac version, so it might come later on.
We're looking into Mac support right now. That's all we can say at this time!
I really hope, the games goes more into the direction of Days of Ruin and not Dual Strike. I hated, how Dual Strike became too much focused on special powers and not placement of units. Wargroove seen to take the series into the next logical direction and have "hero" units with special abilities.
I feel like when they first showed this game, the sprites were a little simpler. Now they seem a lot more busy and something is lost?
Am I crazy?
Am I crazy?
God the custom wars drama where that guy turned out to be a troll was intense. I think that was a big lesson in how not to be naive for me growing up.
Crazy to think that must have been... 14 or so years ago (?), and now we're finally getting an AW successor with custom campaigns and cutscenes.
Just read about the news. Excited times ahead for us Wars fans! The cutscenes are a nice bonus but what I really want are meaty maps, good unit balance, higher difficulties and possibly a scoring system/ladder. I only glanced at the twitch vod but it's looking promising!
So who's doing the OT? :P
So who's doing the OT? :P
For Switch user, it seems that you don't need a subscription to the Nintendo Online Service to get or share user content like maps and campaigns. Yay! It's only needed to play online matches.
Confirmed by the devs on the official forums.
Confirmed by the devs on the official forums.
Your average reviewer won't know what makes a strategic game with lots of decision-making involved.
I'm afraid it's up to the fans to really dig into it.
Goddamned, forgot I need nintendo online to play this with my pc-gaming friends. And I thought I never had to subscribe to Nintendo Online because I normally don't play online multiplayer.
At least that might give me a reason to finally finish the dark souls remaster.
Ha, glad I'm not the only one who remembers that mess. Was definitely a lesson on internet for me too.
Like many places, Era is heavily inclined to AAA games. I would say the hype for Wargroove is pretty good for an indie. Many people are looking forward to playing it.
I would say that hype is quite there, some are waiting reviews to join the train.
It is doing really well based on preloads for now in the eshop.
I'd be more excited if there was a PS4 release date or something extra for the PS4 version if I have to wait longer tbh.
? I think there are a lot of people really looking forward to this. It probably had the most hype out of any of the games in the indie showcase.
In the interest of hype, what was y'all's favorite AW maps? Here's a tried and true classic:
As a young teen I made way too many shitty MP maps in the pursuit of something too grand and ultimately time consuming to be played.
Smaller, bite sized maps were definitely the best for getting several awesome games in on bus rides.
So good to be able to pass a single GBA around the seats on a bus in the mornings and afternoons. The bigger maps with 4+ players were so great on school trips to other parts of the state/region.
As a young teen I made way too many shitty MP maps in the pursuit of something too grand and ultimately time consuming to be played.
Smaller, bite sized maps were definitely the best for getting several awesome games in on bus rides.
So good to be able to pass a single GBA around the seats on a bus in the mornings and afternoons. The bigger maps with 4+ players were so great on school trips to other parts of the state/region.
The classic Spann Island.In the interest of hype, what was y'all's favorite AW maps? Here's a tried and true classic:
As a young teen I made way too many shitty MP maps in the pursuit of something too grand and ultimately time consuming to be played.
Smaller, bite sized maps were definitely the best for getting several awesome games in on bus rides.
So good to be able to pass a single GBA around the seats on a bus in the mornings and afternoons. The bigger maps with 4+ players were so great on school trips to other parts of the state/region.
I spent an ungodly amount of hours trying to beat it as fast as possible experimenting with different CO strategies.
Most difficult war room map to beat with a perfect score is probably Ridge Island.
Grit is a real bastard.
Counterpoint: I wouldn't have bought it at $30.
Not that I don't think it's worth it, it's just that I wouldn't be able to afford it. I probably shouldn't have bought it even at $20, but that price point is just low enough for me to justify splurging for it.
Hey man, can you unlock my game on Switch, already? Don't make me wait until Feb 1st. That's just cold.
I've been hearing about this one for a while and always wanted to know more. Looks super great right now. I'll wait for the community here to give impressions before biting, though.
Was just going to ask if there's an in depth preview anywhere and saw this. Thanks.
Was just going to ask if there's an in depth preview anywhere and saw this. Thanks.
many video games have audio settings to increase & decrease specific aspects - sound effects, music, voices, etc
I like the music and sound effects....
Thanks for the non-smartass reply. Surprised someone on a gaming message board doesn't know this is sometimes (often?) an option.