Stones Keeper

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Plattform: PC Veröffentlicht: 15.09.2022

-73%14.99€4,04€

Preis Update 10.04.25

Der Orden des Greifen verfügt über eine schwimmende Inselfestung. Während du deine Burg ausbaust, hast du die Möglichkeit, neue Krieger anzuheuern und sie mit Waffen, Rüstungen und Elixieren auszustatten. Du kannst die Kernsysteme der Burg aufrüsten, um Piratenschiffe, Artillerie und andere fliegende Inseln abzuwehren. Während du deine Burg über die Karte bewegst, erkundest du und nimmst an Story-Quests teil, entdeckst alte Ruinen, Geheimnisse, Belohnungen und Artefakte. Stones Keeper verwendet ein rundenbasiertes Kampfsystem, bei dem Sie Umgebungsobjekte als Schutz gegen Ihre Feinde einsetzen können. Außerdem können Sie einige der Umgebungsobjekte zerbrechen, um sich schneller zu bewegen, was wiederum eine Menge strategischer Möglichkeiten eröffnet. Sie können Ihren Trupp individuell anpassen, indem Sie neue Gefährten mit verschiedenen Spezialisierungen, Fähigkeiten und Waffenvorlieben rekrutieren. Die Missionen und Schlachten werden ebenso vielfältig sein: Befehlen Sie Ihren Kriegern, feindliche Siedlungen zu belagern oder Ihre eigene zu verteidigen, schützen Sie die Kirchen Ihres Ordens, eskortieren Sie zivile Wagen, belagern Sie feindliche Burgen, helfen Sie Ihren Verbündeten und erobern Sie neue Technologien, um Ihre Burg zu verbessern.

Erkunde eine Welt voller Intrigen, mysteriöser Länder, gefährlicher Kreaturen und unerwarteter Entdeckungen.
Vollständiges Eintauchen in die legendäre Geschichte des Greifenordens in einer Einzelspieler-Kampagne von über 15 Stunden, bestehend aus 45 Missionen voller Intrigen, Kämpfe und Spannung.
Steuere deine eigene fliegende Burg, bekämpfe feindliche Burgen, schalte Upgrades für deine Festung frei und entwickle ihre Systeme.
Kämpfe oder verbünde dich mit anderen Fraktionen, die diese Welt bewohnen.
Besiege deine Feinde mit über 55 einzigartigen Einheiten wie Greifenreiter, Elfenhexe, Diamantgolem, Drache, Treant und mehr.
Tritt mit bis zu 2 Spielern im LAN-Multiplayer oder Remote Play gegen Rivalen an.
Kämpfe im Burggefechtsmodus um eine von 4 verfügbaren Seiten.
Erstelle deine eigene beeindruckende Armee und bestimme das Schicksal des Ordens.

Eine epische Geschichte über Loyalität und Verrat Übernimm die Rolle von Prinzessin Elisabeth, die nach dem Tod ihres Vaters König Aurelius zur Herrscherin wurde. Du wirst die Armee des Greifenordens befehligen. Nach dem Tod des Königs sind dunkle Zeiten über die Länder des Ordens hereingebrochen. Untote Horden des Zirkels des unstillbaren Durstes rücken aus den verfluchten Ländern vor, Elfen greifen kleine Städte an, Orks und Goblins aus den Steppen tauchen an den Grenzen auf. Und in den Wäldern sollten die einfachen Leute besser gar nicht erst ohne bewaffnete Wächter auftauchen. Elisabeth steht vor der schwierigen Entscheidung, ob sie der Inquisition vertrauen soll, die ihrem Vater viele Jahre lang treu gedient hat, oder ob sie ihr Schicksal selbst in die Hand nehmen soll. Denn das Oberhaupt der Kirche und der Inquisition könnte seine eigenen Pläne für den Greifenorden und seine Ländereien haben.

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CPU: Core i3 or equivalent
GFX: DirectX 11 or OpenGL 3.3 compatible video card
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Software: Windows 7
HD: 500 MB verfügbarer Speicherplatz
SFX: Any
LANG: Englisch, Russisch

CPU: Core i3 or higher
GFX: DirectX 11 or OpenGL 3.3 compatible video card
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Software: Windows 10
HD: 500 MB verfügbarer Speicherplatz
SFX: Any
LANG: Englisch, Russisch

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11 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 29.09.22 12:34

Zu simpel sowohl im Kampf als auch in der Charakterentwicklung, keine vernünftigen Animation im Kampf. Schlechte Bedienung. Vor allem ist die deutsche Übersetzung einfach nur eine Frechheit.

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1225 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 15.10.22 20:58

+ music, art, mission design - animations, isometry makes the game a bit awkward, you will need to get used to it

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1197 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 30.09.22 07:42

Finally I bought this game! I went through the introduction pretty quickly, I play on easy difficulty, I really like everything, I will report as I progress. Updated 1. I really like hand-drawn graphics. Indeed, this is the strength of the project. 2. Tasks are very diverse. When I played King Aurelius, everything was simpler there. The wagon mission, freeing the captives, and defending the church are my favorite missions right now. 3. Opened the forge. While the purpose of some items is unclear, but I actively use armor and boots. 4. The Inquisition is suspicious, but I'll see what happens next. 5. I don't know what questions can be about the price, I play with pleasure and will tell my friends about the game. I was waiting for the release of the project, I understood what would be in it, and I have no complaints now.

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1455 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 19.09.22 11:22

*** Edited 22.09.2022 The devs actually made certain positive changes to the game after the feedback, so ive edited my review to reflect that. Overall it’s a good sign that they are working with the community and making game better. *** Mixed feelings about this one. I’ve finished Stones Keeper on lord of the Gemma difficulty (second hardest) and while I certainly had some fun, I still think game needs further improvement. After a prologue chapter the main gameplay loop is travelling around the map in turns, picking stuff and getting into fights. Fights are somewhat similar to HoMM series and some other tactical JRPGs, with grid-based arenas, traps, guns. Combat itself is turn-based. PROS: + interesting and unique visual style + really challenging tactical battles – can’t steamroll fights, need to strategize (however some of difficulty comes purely from questionable mechanics) + good soundtracks, really liked those + some variety of units and small upgrade/equip tree for every one of them CONS: - unit limitations. You can recruit only 1 type of each unit and that’s it. Much later on (ch.3) player gets access to a tavern and 4 other units (only 2 of them can be deployed in battle though). But you can’t really customize your army (say, get 2 paladins and 2 mounted knights) and have to use same units throughout entire campaign. Your units themselves are not very balanced, there are clearly bad and good ones, but you will have to use all of ‘em anyway. The fact that each unit gets a small tree of upgrades and inventory doesn’t do much to make the bad ones less bad – because you will have to waste precious EXP points to make ‘em slightly better and resources for equipment. You are unable to even swap the order of your troops or pick which ones will go into a mission that has a lower unit limit – they are auto-selected. Also you won’t be able to determine which unit acts first until you actually fight in battle – I have no idea why my knight always acts first and my griffin – last, why some enemy units act faster than the others and so on. - the shooting mechanic is…not good. The game requires you to have clear line of sight in order to shoot, but in reality you will have a hard time finding the correct position, because everything blocks your view – enemies, allies, low fences, high fences, walls, ruins…except when they suddenly don’t, for no apparent reason. In all my playtime I couldn’t reliably determine if I could shoot smth or not and my ranger just runs around struggling to do anything usefull. Since units have no control zone, giving a clear shot to your ranged boys often means enemies will just go full-tilt into them and rip them apart. - some missions are pure cancer to play: “escort the wagon” (ch.1) and “orc camp with 2x healing totems and 1x summoning totem” (ch.2) missions took me about 20-30 attempts each to complete due to ridiculous design choices and AI patterns. Definitely wasn’t fun. - cant really test multiplayer since I have no friends to play this game with and global multiplayer lobby is dead - some other minor stuff – no rounds in combat, no combat log, unbalanced shop prices on armor equipment (compared to other wares) TL;DR Stones Keeper comes very close to being an actually interesting tactical combat game, but it is certainly not for everyone. If you are diehard fan of tactical RPGs (like me) then checking it out for yourself might be worthwhile. If you are not really into tactical combat, the game most likely won’t be enjoyable for you.

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109 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 17.09.22 17:49

The game is pretty fun so far. I wanted to write a positive review because I have been busting the developers balls quite a bit with suggestions and comments to help improve the UI of the game. The game is solid. There is a lot to like here, but also a whole lot to be frustrated about. The game does next to nothing to explain how things work. It's pretty much a figure it out as you go along type of game, which is a bummer for me because I really enjoy a good, comprehensive tutorial. Also, the English translation leaves a LOT to be desired. It's one step up from a Google translate job in my opinion. I wish the developers would have had a proper English translator do their game, with better grammar and sentence structure. Anyway . . . the game has a solid foundation. I look forward to leveling up my dudes, even though the stat screen always shows them at level 0 for some strange reason. With a little bit of tender loving care and some UI and tutorial improvements, this game will really shine. [Update] The developers have already fixed a couple of my issues with the game. The stat screen now shows the current level of your dudes, not always level zero as before. Great fix!

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198 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 17.09.22 08:55

I came across this game and played it for the first time, at one of the online gamedev events, . The art style was very appealing and I found myself getting lost in the gameplay for more than a couple of hours without noticing it, which does not happen to me often nowadays. Since then, I've been following it and decided to purchase Stones Keeper to see how the game has evolved since last year, and I'm really pleased at how it has improved in every aspect. I managed to sink 3 more hours straight, will continue playing. :)

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141 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 16.09.22 18:52

Turn-based strategy with RPG elements with aggressive and dangerous enemies, a good combat system, simple but pleasant graphics, excellent soundtrack and pleasant gameplay. Fans of turn-based strategies will definitely like it.

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196 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 16.09.22 17:06

For a long time there were no turn-based strategies in the style of dark fantasy, and even with RPG elements, which are very coolly implemented. The game can offer us 3 modes, including: multiplayer (but small online), single combat (11 missions) and story campaign. As for the campaign, we have 3 chapters, which in the future, as we progress, will give variability of decisions, they will affect the ending of the game. What didn’t seem very good, the plot, which is really very banal, the map, or rather the presence of the “fog of war” on it , in battles there is a lack of character animation. And so, the games are cool, the drawing is divine, pumping and collecting resources, plot and multiplayer, a huge plus is the musical accompaniment.

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