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Of Gods and Men: The Daybreak Empire

76% positive of 55 Steam reviews

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Released
2018
Steam Deck
Playable
Platforms
Steam, itch.io

Made by Dead Genre Studios.

About the game

A retro-inspired turn-based strategy. Conquer your way across a war-ravaged world to forge a new empire and impart an unprecedented era of peace!

Tagged by players

  • Turn-Based Combat
  • Turn-Based Tactics
  • RPG
  • Turn-Based Strategy
  • Strategy
  • Female Protagonist
  • Retro
  • Fantasy
  • Pixel Graphics
  • Story Rich
  • Dark Comedy
  • Quick-Time Events

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What players say

  • Recommended
    7/10 I have played this game to completion now and even replayed it to toy around with it a bit. Having gotten what I feel is the full experience, now is a good time to reflect on whether or not this game was a success. It is worth noting that this is a first attempt by a team of amateurs, so much of what they did must and will be analyzed from a basic, textbook-like level. Let us start by looking at they did well.…

    22 h played when written. 27 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    It's alright. Good balance between global map strategy and local battle tactics. The combat gets a bit repetitive after a while, but your unit levelling mechanics and introduction of new unit types as the game progresses make it an interesting experience.

    2.6 h played when written. 12 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    This game plays like a corrupt-a-wish. You want a fire-emblem-like? Okay, sure, but it's janky as hell. Wide variety of units? Right on, but unless they're heroes or shield maidens they're useless. Risk-style property-development metagame? Be prepared to be locked into long linear sequences that are simply not designed to work with the metagame at all. You control which units you create across your multiple armies?…

    4.8 h played when written. 7 found it helpful.

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