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Where this time tested method of strategy gaming gets to shine-through is in the inclusion of those rogue-like elements. Those battles play out much like the aforementioned classic Final Fantasy Tactics in that you maneuver your characters around a battlefield and make use of their unique abilities to win the day, or at least survive to see another. Much like FTL, you are set forth on a multipath journey, where time is a resource and each stop can bring about a random event, a shop or service to use your accumulated funds at or a battle with all manners of foes. Understanding how the game plays is quite simple if you are at all familiar with its influences.

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IвЂ™m happy to report then that Crowntakers does much to realize the full potential of its ambitious pedigree. Properly done the resulting experience could be something truly great. Its promise of combing the rogue-like genre with a turn based strategy experience similar to Final Fantasy Tactics was a tantalizing notion.

Going into Crowntakers, I had hoped it would be one of those successes.

However for every disappointment, there exists a substantial amount of games that get the recipe just right. Sometimes, much like your motherвЂ™s tuna surprise casserole recipe, the medley turns out to be all hype. ThereвЂ™s been an upswing of hybrid video games in recent years, which all aim to combine multiple genres or gameplay concepts into a singular experience.