Chainsaw Warrior: Lords of the Night reviews

More Luck than Strategy is needed to make it. You stare at the Rest of the Game, after which you have chosen the Equipment and the Values of the Character determined by Chance, at the spinning dice ... More of a Game for in between. If the Character gets bad Values, you can start anew right away. The Main Goal of defeating the Game "Darkness" is very difficult and unfortunately almost only a Matter Of luck.

Same Recommendation as the first Chainsaw Warrior, which is very similar and only minor Improvements stand out. However, since Aztec setting doesn't tell me about the Improvements already: Didn't play it so often yet but it's what you expect to have a solo Card game. The Happiness Factor can be very high to very low. In my Opinion, the Cards might bring a bit more Variety, but that's probably a taste Thing. From me there is a Recommendation, for one Round every now and then it is very suitable.

Exactly the same as Part 1 with better UI (All Clicks in the same Place, Fewer Clicks). Never Changes that it's a pure Gamble (Monsters radiate me when Uncovering the Map--> Happens multiple--> Tot). You don't Feel like you've done something wrong and you lose anyway. Better than Part 1 but it is still desolate and frusty watching the Dice. I just copy my Review of Chainsaw Warrior: Digital Card Game. Fighting/Fighting/Fighting. Pure Craps and Luck (A Card just stole the Chainsaw without me being able to do something-> Play became unspeakably more difficult). Was hit 2 times in the Game and was then dead. Hand of Fate and any other Lone Wolf like Game are just much more varied. You just watch the Dice. Oils and frusty.

Too bad, good Concept poorly implemented. The Game is not an RPG, not even a Card Game, not even a real Game. It plays on its own ... You keep doing the same Things, Round by Round. Won't even be so bad ... If at least it had Some depth and it made some Difference what you do. But you can easily lose instant, you only need to catch a Trap that takes away a certain items (make Traps Gladly) without you can't defeat certain Opponents (and which you can't have! MULTIPLE times) and then the corresponding Opponent Drag. Game over. Whether you win or lose is therefore almost dependent on Luck or bad Luck. Is about as tactical or strategic as Man does not annoy you, only that here not only the Dice fall randomly, but also the Opponents, the Traps, the Rewards, the events, even the Items you get or get taken away ... So all of it. Boring and repetetive, is about 5 Minutes of Fun (3 Minutes of which the Intro lasts). I Can't recommend, except maybe in the Sale because of the Cards.