Build your deck, glitch through enemies, translate unknown languages and decipher the mysteries of this universe, in this grid-based real-time combat indie game.
Endlanders features two main characters with diverging storylines in the same universe, fighting and exploring their way through vastly different planes with anachronistic themes.
Promising game with an incredible aesthetic. The combat is challenging at first but after a few tries you get the hang of it.
The game has so much potential. Visually stunning, amazing music to match the impression that this vast, peculiar world gives you. The mechanics are interesting and promising, and I'm certain that once refined, it'll be an amazing, immersive experience.
I've had some trouble getting the hold of the controls and remembering all they keybinds, but once...
Endlanders is a neat game that blends a Battle-Nework-style grid-based combat system with an overworld primed for exploration. The game has a strong visual style paired with proper telegraphing animations for enemy attacks, keeping combat both stylish and fair.
Though there were some bugs at the initial launch, the team was quick to address them and...
Gameplay: Good
Graphics: Good
Audio: Decent
PC Requirements: Potato
Difficulity: Easy to Learn
Bugs: Minor bugs
This is a very promising game for me. I love the atheistic and gameplay so far. The battle system definitely reminds me of re-living my Battle Network days. I've beaten this little "Prologue" twice, and I am very much looking forward to the full game. A must play for any BN fans for sure!
