There are 8 characters in total with varying stats and ability's, along with the cards, king decree's and the 3 ways to win you are guaranteed a different game each time. The game starts with a nice prologue/tutorial which lets you play as 4 characters and learn the different mechanics and play styles, after that it's up to you how you want to play. Just bought the game last night after it was discussed on the co-optional podcast, I got a discount on PS+ which put the game at about 11 Just bought the game last night after it was discussed on the co-optional podcast, I got a discount on PS+ which put the game at about 11 pound, I have to say for the money this is a great little game! I have played it for about 8 hours straight now. I didn't get mine for $13.99 even though I'm a PSPlus member. If you haven't picked up Armello yet, I strongly urge you to do so. And a game that has strategy, cards, dice, great artwork and strong replay value is always a nice recipe for success and fun.
But overall, I gave this a 10 rating because I like original titles like this. Hopefully there is a timer of 2-3 minutes so people aren't waiting for Joe Shmoe to heat up his pizza or finish cutting the lawn. I haven't played Multiplayer yet so maybe waiting for other players to make their moves takes a bit longer than CPU games.I don't know yet. Think about why you are using those cards and when to use them. There is definitely a lot of thought that goes into winning and losing. This game isn't just nice artwork and dice rolling. I have yet to see the King healed with the 4 stones but I was right there and I'll keep trying until I do it.
I've seen time run out and games end by prestige leaders and I've also seen the the King slain in battle. 1 move!! I made it inside the castle on the final evening with no moves left only to have the Rabbit climb the back wall and Kill the King just as dawn was about to break. I had them all with 5 days left to spare and literally missed my mark by 1 move. Just last night, I decided I would try to win by getting the 4 healing stones to cure the King of Rot.
Its a game of strategy more than luck so it requires some thought. Stating there are no various ways to win and needing blind luck is simply untrue. I'm constantly checking on the other players stats and inventory to think of who I need to focus on, who I need to hurt, who I need to cripple to work it to my advantage. Choosing the right path and using your cards to your advantage also plays a huge roll into winning or losing. It's not just about rolling dice and hoping for the best.
It's not just about rolling dice and hoping for the There is a lot of strategy in this game which can make for some very intense outcomes. There is a lot of strategy in this game which can make for some very intense outcomes.
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