Caravaneer 2

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  1. iseeall
    Mar 14, 2021
    8
    TBS + trading game somewhat like Mount & Blade, in Fallout-like universe.

    Good: - writing is very good, conversations with NPCs are intelligent and believable - the game has a distinctive style and atmosphere - combat is Fallout 2-like, with shots of varying degree of precision costing different amount of action points So-so: - graphics may turn off many, especially the character    TBS + trading game somewhat like Mount & Blade, in Fallout-like universe.

    Good:
    - writing is very good, conversations with NPCs are intelligent and believable
    - the game has a distinctive style and atmosphere
    - combat is Fallout 2-like, with shots of varying degree of precision costing different amount of action points

    So-so:
    - graphics may turn off many, especially the character faces (they aren't only blurry but somewhat unprofessionally drawn). Combat doesn't have many animations. Though one can really forgive the low-budget graphics in an indie game
    - GUI is somewhat clunky. E.g. mouseover tooltips could be helpful as well as dragging items with the mouse between the slots.
    - the tutorial is somewhat lacking in explaining the GUI to new players. Often there is just too much explained in the walls of text before you can actually have a look at the GUI elements to see what the text refers to
    - the game focuses more on trading than on combat or even the story. You will like this if you wanted more of an open world trader/rogue game. You probably won't like this if you wanted just an RPG with turn-based combat like Fallout 2 or Underrail

    Bad:
    - nothing really

    Overall, if you're into trading games, like turn-based combat and enjoy the post-apocalyptic setting, it's definitely worth its modest price for you. It's obviously a labor of love, just done on a shoestring budget.    … Expand
  2. CiggyRat
    Mar 15, 2021
    9
    Outstanding game. It lacks in the graphic department, and still manages to be an incredibly inmersive experience

    Very complex and hard to get over the learning curve, this game really does pay off. It resembles fallout, with stronger post apocalyptic features. The hook of the game, as implied in the title, is to travel with a party that grows into a caravan over time as you discover    Outstanding game. It lacks in the graphic department, and still manages to be an incredibly inmersive experience

    Very complex and hard to get over the learning curve, this game really does pay off.

    It resembles fallout, with stronger post apocalyptic features. The hook of the game, as implied in the title, is to travel with a party that grows into a caravan over time as you discover this world and how it works.
    It features a branching story with a detailed reputation system and good storytelling. I'm not talking about clear "this or that" decisions like a Telltale game, it really does feel organic because of the good variety of dialogue options. It resembles Fallout New Vegas in this aspect.

    Every aspect of the game is carefully thought of and its incredibly complex for what used to be a flash game.

    The combat is a big hit or miss: Isometric and turn based, with a lot of luck and strategy involved. I personally love the concept, but I thing features could be added to improve the combat    … Expand