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  • Summary: The wagons are packed and an eager group of settlers are ready to head out.

    But the journey is full of dangers. Treacherous terrain, savage bandits and ancient monsters have been the end of many settlers. So they turn to you to protect them. Choose your party, move across the map like a
    The wagons are packed and an eager group of settlers are ready to head out.

    But the journey is full of dangers. Treacherous terrain, savage bandits and ancient monsters have been the end of many settlers. So they turn to you to protect them.

    Choose your party, move across the map like a board game, and battle monsters.

    The combat is a nuanced mix of turn-based and time-based approach, with attacks, specials and items make each encounter unique.
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  1. Apr 19, 2022
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    Royal Frontier is a simple game that can serve as an introduction to the rogue space but does not have the unique or interesting elements of the best of its genre. Combat is interesting at first but becomes rote very quickly. Unlocking new blessings does not feel important or cool enough to keep players engaged. But this could still be a slightly fun rogue and combat experience if it weren’t for the QTEs. They cannot be avoided, add little to the gameplay, and make everything take a lot more time than it should. Rogue Frontier understands what makes its chosen genre interesting for players but fails to introduce any unique mechanics of its own.