Great turn based game
If you love games like heroscape - this is a great turn based game like that. Having a ton of fun!!
True Tactics!
I love a game that needs decisions and careful planning! A true strategy game for those that enjoy tactical combat!
Awesome Game
I love this game. There are a lot of character’s to collect in this game and they each have their own booster’s and artifacts. I also like the fact that the cards have a lot of information and that the game has different battles. Are also get awards by completing tasks. I would suggest this game to anybody who loves collecting and battles.
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In fact 2-3/5
Because why doesn’t a person who makes some progress in the game, who continues to play it day after day, does not receive an increase in maximum energy according to the needs at a given stage. the further, the more grind. after a long pause, returning to this game, after a week of playing you lose the desire to continue. I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER A GREAT SOLUTION. ADD MORE REWARDS IN THE FORM OF ENERGY FOR COMPLETING TASKS. in my opinion, it will be great if you get at least 50 energy for one task. or increase the maximum energy with each level at least a little. perhaps it is worth increasing the number of visits to the game per day by accelerating the restoration of energy (3 minutes instead of 5?), but it is unlikely that this will make the game process more exciting, but this will also be great.
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Fab
Rivengard is a hugely undervalued little game. It has great graphics, a nice selection of characters and game modes to play.
Sadly it is in “maintenance mode” and is no longer being developed though events are kept in rotation to keep things interesting. There’s definitely enough to keep you entertained for a while. As with all games there’s a certain grind required to get past some stages but it’s easily FTP and has a small but dedicated fan base.
It’s different from so many other RPGs on the App Store and I think is unique enough to be worthy of some love and attention
Sadly it is in “maintenance mode” and is no longer being developed though events are kept in rotation to keep things interesting. There’s definitely enough to keep you entertained for a while. As with all games there’s a certain grind required to get past some stages but it’s easily FTP and has a small but dedicated fan base.
It’s different from so many other RPGs on the App Store and I think is unique enough to be worthy of some love and attention
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Progression
Overall this is a very fun game. I would say that the progression feels heavy. You get items to equip to character, but then the items need to be upgraded with materials that you rarely get unless you destroy other items. That on top of constantly upgrading characters in a variety of ways kind of takes time and attention away from the actual gameplay. Additionally, you have to focus resources on upgrading items for some characters while neglecting others, which ultimately reduces the fun of trying new characters that are far behind.
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Great game … but …
Absolutely fantastic game. I’ve wasted a lot of time and money on it and I have no regrets. However, the lack of campaign updates and the onslaught difficulty is the only reason why I’ve knocked it down to 4 stars. I’ve been stuck on the same onslaught for a month now and as a result my characters can’t upgrade. Maybe easing up on the onslaught difficulty will make more players stay longer. I’m at the point where I don’t play the game anymore because I know my heroes can’t handle the levels I’m facing.
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Simple, Challenging, Relaxing
I was looking for other games to play while my energy recharged for Tacticus, and I found this game, which is basically the same format but with a different theme.
Overall, I would say I like Rivengard better than Tacticus because it does not rely so heavily on getting specific characters from the summoning portal: all levels can be played with whatever characters you want. Instead of a split between factions for the Onslaught and Treasure Beach (Salvage Run) battle modes, there is just one, and you only need gold to upgrade abilities, not any other badges. As you progress through Onslaught in Rivengard, you can also get entire characters at certain levels.
The downside is that the chapters get difficult pretty fast. They don’t start over in difficulty each time like in Tacticus; chapter 2 is more difficult than chapter 1 and it keeps getting more difficult. There are four chapters total in campaign mode, each with 75 levels (plus their Elite campaign counterparts). I have managed to 3-star chapters 1 and 2 regular campaign mode with only Uncommon level characters, but I am slogging through chapter 3 using Uncommon. There are a handful of characters that you can raid levels to unlock at their Rare form once you beat a certain level, but you will likely be raiding that level for some time and hoping for assistance through the summoning portal before you can unlock them as rare characters which need like 200 shards.
Since this game isn’t the same money-grab as Tacticus, it doesn’t have too many events or updates. Even though the levels take a while to beat, they are still pretty fun, and I think the music and artwork is a little more cheery and relaxing.
Overall, I would say I like Rivengard better than Tacticus because it does not rely so heavily on getting specific characters from the summoning portal: all levels can be played with whatever characters you want. Instead of a split between factions for the Onslaught and Treasure Beach (Salvage Run) battle modes, there is just one, and you only need gold to upgrade abilities, not any other badges. As you progress through Onslaught in Rivengard, you can also get entire characters at certain levels.
The downside is that the chapters get difficult pretty fast. They don’t start over in difficulty each time like in Tacticus; chapter 2 is more difficult than chapter 1 and it keeps getting more difficult. There are four chapters total in campaign mode, each with 75 levels (plus their Elite campaign counterparts). I have managed to 3-star chapters 1 and 2 regular campaign mode with only Uncommon level characters, but I am slogging through chapter 3 using Uncommon. There are a handful of characters that you can raid levels to unlock at their Rare form once you beat a certain level, but you will likely be raiding that level for some time and hoping for assistance through the summoning portal before you can unlock them as rare characters which need like 200 shards.
Since this game isn’t the same money-grab as Tacticus, it doesn’t have too many events or updates. Even though the levels take a while to beat, they are still pretty fun, and I think the music and artwork is a little more cheery and relaxing.
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STOP
STOP FORCING TUTORIALS FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! JESUS H CHRIST!!!!
Fantasy Tacticus
I love playing Tacticus based on Warhammer 40k and was intrigued when I saw this was from the same studio.
It is just the same game but with a fantasy element, so the skills and knowledge are easily transferable.
It’s a no brainer
It is just the same game but with a fantasy element, so the skills and knowledge are easily transferable.
It’s a no brainer
Awesome 🤩
Would give it higher than 5 star if I could awesome game love almost everything about it just one minor issue I have is the only thing to do as a guild is raid bosses maybe a guild war mode would be good and a global chat so you can recruit new guild members great game keep the content coming please 🙏
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MAT-05-GAS
Referral code for free gem when starting the game !
Listen to the community before you even try
Guys I have played hundreds of games and everyone is right here. This is just a money grab. Well developed and I get it but this one is a tad on the ridiculous side. I don’t have a million dollars to make this game enjoyable. Nice try devs! I would say make it better but you won’t so keep scraping in your measly profits from the couple whales that play. Hopefully your next “development” isn’t the greediest I’ve ever seen.
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Lost Everything
Logged in after a while and everything was gone. I paid money for different packs and I guess they stole that from me…great work devs…ugh.
Missed Opportunity
This game had a lot of potential. The graphics are good, the characters are interesting, and the table top style game play is fun. But the game very quickly becomes a total grind. Any progress requires characters to advance, and that’s an incredibly slow and expensive slog. You either need to spend outrageously or still spend a lot and invest tons of time repetitively using raid tickets for a increasingly slim chance of obtaining what you need to advance. There’s also an onslaught mode that can help you advance, but that can be used very infrequently. Otherwise, you quickly hit a point where there’s just not all that much to do. All this is fixable, but it doesn’t seem like the developers are interested in growing the game or devoting much thought to it.
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Great game … but …
Absolutely fantastic game. I’ve wasted a lot of time and money on it and I have no regrets. However, the lack of campaign updates and the onslaught difficulty is the only reason why I’ve knocked it down to 4 stars. I’ve been stuck on the same onslaught for a month now and as a result my characters can’t upgrade. Maybe easing up on the onslaught difficulty will make more players stay longer. I’m at the point where I don’t play the game anymore because I know my heroes can’t handle the levels I’m facing.
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Account gone
Signed on after a year and everything is gone… :(
Best tactical game out there
Offers such a great verity of players and types of steadies you can use, won't need to play any other games like it!
Chest Infinite Loop
So I played for about a month and was getting into the game. Then one day I login to the game and I am now stuck in an infinite loop of collecting the same reward chest over and over again. It was good while it lasted.
Why I know it’s a snowprint game
I know this game is from snowprint when I reinstalled this game on my new phone not surprisingly, because their games are so extremely very super unfriendly to old players.
Even you have a previous account when you install again you will have to play the long and boring tutorials once and once again and you can’t skip.
I can memorize they developed some other games previously and they keep returned players playing the old staff once and once again and it took them years before they realized there could be just one button called ‘skip’.
Let’s how long it will take them to add the simple basic fundamental useful skipping function in this game.
Even you have a previous account when you install again you will have to play the long and boring tutorials once and once again and you can’t skip.
I can memorize they developed some other games previously and they keep returned players playing the old staff once and once again and it took them years before they realized there could be just one button called ‘skip’.
Let’s how long it will take them to add the simple basic fundamental useful skipping function in this game.
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