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Stones Keeper Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Stones Keeper King Aurelius is a turn-based strategy game in a fantasy setting. It has a few elements that seem to have been inspired from games like Expeditions: Rome and Darkest Dungeon. The paper doll artwork is very reminiscent of Darkest Dungeon, and for the most part the artwork is pretty impressive. The game is mainly mouse driven with some keyboard shortcuts. There is quite a bit of complexity in the game, however the turn-based gameplay itself is fairly basic. Most of the complexity is seen in the development of the player’s heroes and the upgrades of the player’s base: A floating castle that can fly around the campaign map. Amazingly, Stones Keeper is one of the very rare games that comes with the music and sound turned down to reasonable levels by default. In the setting page, there are several items, but only a few can be set. Unfortunately, none of the key mappings can be changed, although the key mappings are listed for reference. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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There are not a lot of graphics options, but Stones Keeper doesn’t need them, as it’s all hand drawn artwork in an isometric view. Stones Keeper has a campaign, which includes a fairly detailed tutorial that lasts through the first several parts of the campaign. Strangely, during play a floating banner constantly shows the music track being player and the musician’s name, even is the music is disabled. The turn-based game is played on a square grid system, so the player’s heroes and the enemies move in very straight lines with 90 degree turns. Characters and objects generally take up more than one square. For melee, two opposing units need to be touching squares, ranged is variable. All of the characters, including enemies seem to have both ranged and melee attacks (some are better at one over the other). Each unit, both friend and foe, have action points that allows for multiple attacks in the same turn. This ability to execute several actions can lead to ganging up attacks on one unit and cuts both ways.

Control your own flying castle

At the end of a battle, a score card is shown and experience may be gained. This experience can be used to develop a unit, giving them strong abilities. This development system is somewhat confusing and is not explained well, but basically the player has three units that can be awarded experience points from a pool. It is possible to ignore two unit’s development and focus all experience on one unit. There are other ways to develop; buildings in the floating castle base can be constructed, weapons and gear can be purchased and equipped. However, these require not only money, but materials that the player doesn’t start out with any of. The idea of the floating base is that it will be moved around the campaign map to attack various enemy encampments or lairs until there are no more and another campaign area is started. Stones Keeper is pretty cutthroat after the first few fights that are guided and fairly easy to win. The third fight presents the player with opponents where judging which are more powerful is not obvious and the battle can be very quickly lost, ending the game. Pokemon Brilliant Diamond

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Stones Keeper: King Aurelius has a very board game feel to it. I’m not saying this in any way to disparage the game, but rather to give you an idea of what you’re going to be in for. Characters also feel very much like pieces being moved around a board as opposed to fully animated ones. I think this is very much a deliberate choice as it feels more like you’re involved in a great big game of something like D&D than some of the more RPG-based tactics affairs we’ve indulged in recently. I absolutely love the aesthetic and felt instantly at home in the world that was being presented to me. Storywise, you begin the game trying to save an outpost from a hoard of undead. The preview build of the game that I played encompassed the entirety of the prologue which sees you battling zombies, banshees, and other creatures of the night in a series of locations and ends with a battle that’s deliberately unwinnable, seeing you have to hold out beyond a certain point to succeed. I’d like to tell you where

Upgrade your castle and develop its systems

The stones part of the story comes into play but I can’t unfortunately because the story hasn’t revealed that much yet. A Stone of Water is tantalizingly mentioned but we have absolutely no idea what it does. At the moment I can only surmise that the stones are a plot device as opposed to a mechanic in the game but I genuinely don’t know so it’s a case of wait and see. In Stones Keeper: King Aurelius you take your base with you as you travel. You have a floating castle which you can move about the world map. This is great because you don’t have to lug loot back to where you’re based or travel miles before you can heal. As you find and collect items they automatically go to the castle so resource management is only really an issue when you’re spending them. You don’t need to worry about encumbrance or anything statistically awkward like that. All the shops are in your base so between missions you can gear up your squad at the cost of gold and materials. You can also revive fallen heroes here. Pokémon Café Mix

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The map is a sort of level selection screen. As you move about the place you’ll find collectible materials and gold which you’ll acquire automatically. You’ll also see your battles listed here. These range from main story battles which you’ll need to complete to further the plot to side quests that will enable you to obtain more items upon completion. I like the fact that even right at the very beginning of the game I wasn’t just up against the same army over and over again. I was introduced to elven forces and elemental ones as well. This brings me neatly to my next point. The enemies you face are varied enough to make you switch your strategy up depending on what’s being presented to you. An enemy army of undead will contain both melee and ranged units, each with their own set of skills. Banshees for example can make themselves much more difficult to hit by boosting their evasion ratings, on the other hand, vampires can and will steal your blood to bolster themselves.

Gain experience during battles

You won’t get caught in the rut of repeating the same tried and tested methods because what works well for one won’t be ideal for all. This is just a note about the troops in one army. The elves I faced trounced me the first time round because I wasn’t expecting their speed and the accuracy of their archers. This wasn’t a problem, I just had to have a rethink and try again. Your castle is upgradable too but that’s outside the realm of this exercise for the moment. I think it’s quite cool that when you move you move everything and I feel that this is a note that could be taken by other devs In Stones Keeper: King Aurelius leveling and skill-ing up your units couldn’t be easier. Each unit type has three skill trees. All you need to do is decide which set of skills will suit your needs for the battles ahead. Something that’s really cool here is that when you start down a tree you don’t just lock everything else out. If you want to start adding other abilities you have the choice to do so which leads to a move varied build in the long run. Pokémon Legends Arceus

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Something really important to note, (and something I kept forgetting,) is that this game doesn’t have units for melee and others for ranged combat, each unit can do both. This is great because if you can’t get one of your knights into swinging range you still have a chance at hitting something. Stones Keeper has simple, intuitive controls, a great look, and some really addicting gameplay. I just wish I’d been able to play a little bit more of this title than I was; just enough to really get what was going on. This isn’t knocking what’s already there of course but it’s like putting a book down before finishing the first chapter. This being said I can’t wait to see what happens next and will absolutely be coming back with a full review as soon as I’m able. Fans of fantasy games and those that love a good bit of tactical play really need to take note. Stones Keeper: King Aurelius is going to be a massive amount of fun if things keep going the way they are. If you fancy having a little look at what Stones Keeper: King Aurelius currently has to offer you can’t find the prologue for free here.

That’ll give you a better idea of what I’ve been rambling on about and allow you to decide whether this game is for you. Personally, I strongly recommend giving it a whirl, you won’t be losing anything but a small amount of your time.Assume the role of Princess Elizabeth, who became ruler after the death of her father King Aurelius. You will command the army of the Order of the Griffin. Dark days have come to the lands of the Order after the death of the king. Undead hordes of the Circle of Unquenchable Thirst are advancing from the cursed lands, elves are attacking small towns, orcs and goblins from the steppes appear on the borders. And in the forests ordinary people are better off not appearing without armed guards at all. Elizabeth is faced with a difficult decision, whether to trust the Inquisition, who served faithfully her father for many years, or to take control of her own destiny. Since the head of the church and the Inquisition may have his own plans for the Order of the Griffin and its lands.

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