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After completing Granser last night, it would be a sin to not say how impressed I was. It's just all so polished in scale with what an indie dev has at their disposal. The design, gameplay, & world building is some of the best I've come across from playing indie titles. Even with the promise of greater exploration freedoms, the game feels sandboxy in...

Steam, , 3 found it helpful

Something I really enjoy about Pugware's games is the eagerness to tackle new genres with every entry, from souls-likes to metroidvanias and even twinstick shooters. Like their previous game, Knight's End, Granser is a turn-based JRPG style game. It's not a genre I really engage in, but like Knight's End, Granser's combat incorporates timed inputs and...

Steam, , 1 found it helpful

Really liked the game, been a fan of this developer and his storytelling and world building, all that they do along with the characters is all just really interesting. The combat is still very nice and the improvements they've done from their first game to their current one, Granser, its really nice and very amazing too see how much they've improved...

Steam, , 2 found it helpful

I have only completed the tutorial, however, the combat was enjoyable and I am excited to see how it will develop.

The atmosphere of the world is also very compelling and robust and makes me want to continue keep exploring.

I recommend it if you are a fan of turn based games.

Steam, , 2 found it helpful

Solid Jrpg with a large world and lore behind it. Hope we get to see more of it. The battle system is fun as hell and feels as engaging as current jrpgs.

Steam, , 2 found it helpful