5 reviews
Warlander
Wreak your path of vengeance in a world torn by the conflict between the Old Gods and a new Techno Order. Every move you make in Warlander's combat has consequences and simulates a feeling of close-quarters fighting, rewarding strikes aimed at exposed flesh and punishing thoughtless attacks.
Details
- Released
- February 25, 2020
- Developer
- Clock Drive Games
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG) · Adventure
- Publisher
- Clock Drive Games
- Platforms
- PC
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If you want to play a free PVP online game then Warlander is worth playing while there’s a player base surrounding it.
Despite not being the first game ever to feature stamina-based combat, the original Dark Souls has become one of the most influential games of the last decade. Many developers offered their own spin on the formula in the past few years, like Team Ninja with Nioh and Deck 13 with The Surge, but they stuck to a formula that is pretty much the same as the one seen in the From Software series.
Warlander is a roguelike action-adventure developed and published by Clock Drive Games. It has a unique game play, taking inspiration from a lot of popular games like God of War, Dark Souls and Jedi: Fallen Order. With a unique stamina based tactical swordplay, procedurally generated world and a variety of abilities and upgrades, Warlander is definitely one of the most ambitious indie games of 2020.
As the somewhat spiritual successor to the Xbox hit Happy Wars, Toylogic attempts to recreate that feeling of light-hearted castle warfare with Warlander. Unfortunately, Toylogic missed the mark this time around and delivered a mostly generic title that seems more focused on monetization than interesting gameplay.
I would recommend at least trying the game out as it has its entertainment value, but I wouldn’t expect it to be a long-lasting title.