Patrik Pajer Game strategists can't complain about the lack of different ways to occupy their strategic minds. From classic Chess to the most numerous battles in the new Total War installments, every such player can find a game that exactly fits his style of playing and thinking. Nevertheless, there remain a handful of games that can boast the title of unique, whose specific success has been repeated by few. One of them is definitely Final Fantasy Tactics, which has been waiting for full-fledged challengers for almost a quarter of a century. One of them is the unobtrusive strategy of Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark.
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Although it is only a few years old game, Fell Seal certainly does not impress with its graphics at first glance. However, what the game lacks in visual polish, it fully makes up for with its ingenious gameplay loop. It is fully inspired by the aforementioned Final Fantasy Tactics. You will thus control a group of your carefully arranged fighters on a three-dimensional map divided into square fields. You will take turns with your opponent and the task, like in any other such game, is to defeat all the enemy soldiers.
However, where Fell Seal shines is the customization options for your characters. You can choose from an abundance of professions and their combinations. Nothing prevents you from training characters that suit your play style as much as possible, even if they combine seemingly diverse types of abilities. This freedom is complemented by a simple fantasy story, which, however, manages to surprise with its artful integration into the game mechanics themselves.
- Developer: 6 Eyes Studio
- Čeština: Not
- Price: 8,24 €
- Platform: macOS, Windows, Linux, Playstation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
- Minimum requirements for macOS: macOS 10.11 or later, Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 3 GB of RAM, graphics card with 512 MB of memory, 2 GB of free disk space
