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About This Game Welcome to the Realm of Six Seasons, where the predictable cycle of nature's seasons has turned constantly since time began. But now, something is wrong.A bright Summer's day ends in a snowy Winter's eve. The next morning brings a burst of colorful Autumn leaves and even that is followed by a surprising deluge of Springtime rains. Something (or someone) is tampering with the precious Seasons, making a complete mess of the Realm.The Druids of the Esoteric Orders have long fostered this fertile landscape and tended to this delicate mystical balance. And it is up to Warren, a young druid fresh from his Esoteric Training, to discover what is causing this disastrous mixing of Seasons.With a game board that changes based on players’ actions, and units that each have powerful animal abilities, you’ll need to stay focused and never let your guard down.Whether it’s the single player story told across more than 130 levels, local or online multiplayer for up to 4 players, there’s enough variety for new and experienced players.The professionally composed soundtrack and recorded music brings the Six Seasons beautifully to life.Nothing is random in A Druid's Duel. A simple set of rules governs the board, allowing the game to be learned quickly, with various difficulty settings to match your current ability. But at its highest difficulty expect to spend months mastering the nuances that manipulating the board can create. 7aa9394dea Title: A Druid's DuelGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Thoughtshelter GamesPublisher:Surprise Attack Release Date: 25 Feb, 2015 A Druid's Duel Crack 32 Bit a druids duel I was honestly looking forward to play this. The game in itself is quite interesting if it werent for the difficulty and repetitiveness. Difficulty:The whole difficulty is the enemy having a better start than you. e.g. You start with 3 basic units and the enemy with 2 basic and 2 advanced units. This may be fun at first but it gets unfair really really quick. Repetitivness: What you see is in the first level is what you get. No new units or enemies, or map based dangers.. I was honestly looking forward to play this. The game in itself is quite interesting if it werent for the difficulty and repetitiveness. Difficulty:The whole difficulty is the enemy having a better start than you. e.g. You start with 3 basic units and the enemy with 2 basic and 2 advanced units. This may be fun at first but it gets unfair really really quick. Repetitivness: What you see is in the first level is what you get. No new units or enemies, or map based dangers.. It's like chess, but like, not chess. But seriously though, the mechanics work really well. The rules are very simple, it's easy to pick up, yet they lead to a lot of diversity in strategy.I do have two problems with it though. Despite what some sources may lead you to believe, there is an element of RNG: fairies. They randomly spawn on the map and they give mana, allowing you to make more actions. I understand the logic here with adding some level of chance to make things a bit more interesting but lucky fairies early in the game lead to some very serious snowballing. My suggestion would be to delay fairies until turn 2, or maybe prevent fairies spawning next to druids during turn 1.The other problem is to do with the limited screen resolution options (limited to 4:3), but it doesn't bother me too much. I want to play it windowed anyway.Overall, a mechanically great game with a cool artstyle! We need more people on multiplayer.UPDATE (2\/4\/2015): So I randomly lost my campaign savegame... No idea how it happened, but it happened. Oh well. Multiplayer is where it's at!. The game itself is a very fun and simple strategy concept with quick rounds and decent amounts of depth considering the easy rules. I'd recommend it if you intend on playing it single player.The online multiplayer, however, is an absolute \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665how. I bought the 2 pack to play with a friend, and in the duration of one ~half hour session, we experienced the following:- Whether we were able to join each other seemed like a complete dice roll; we just had to keep making new games until one finally became visible in the games list. There's no invitation system.- Upon joining me one time, friend's game did not load the board or characters and they had to quit.- Said game then became invisible forever, despite both of us attempting restarts\/rejoins.- Seemingly random server disconnects that cause your turn to be reset to the beginning.- Friend's "end turn" button completely broke; when pressed, nothing happened on my end, it only affected fairies on their end.In addition, you also have to sign up for an account JUST for this game and use their friends list system on their website if you want to play online. The online interface in general is terrible as well; there's not even any way to see who you're playing against while you're ingame, and there's no local chat (only global).Note that this was with cross-platform Windows\/Linux play. I don't know if that makes it more likely to break, but broken is broken.Again, the core game is fine. This review takes into account that I bought this entirely for the online component.. The game itself is a very fun and simple strategy concept with quick rounds and decent amounts of depth considering the easy rules. I'd recommend it if you intend on playing it single player.The online multiplayer, however, is an absolute \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665how. I bought the 2 pack to play with a friend, and in the duration of one ~half hour session, we experienced the following:- Whether we were able to join each other seemed like a complete dice roll; we just had to keep making new games until one finally became visible in the games list. There's no invitation system.- Upon joining me one time, friend's game did not load the board or characters and they had to quit.- Said game then became invisible forever, despite both of us attempting restarts\/rejoins.- Seemingly random server disconnects that cause your turn to be reset to the beginning.- Friend's "end turn" button completely broke; when pressed, nothing happened on my end, it only affected fairies on their end.In addition, you also have to sign up for an account JUST for this game and use their friends list system on their website if you want to play online. The online interface in general is terrible as well; there's not even any way to see who you're playing against while you're ingame, and there's no local chat (only global).Note that this was with cross-platform Windows\/Linux play. I don't know if that makes it more likely to break, but broken is broken.Again, the core game is fine. This review takes into account that I bought this entirely for the online component.