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The game starts you off slow, with a single class and a single dungeon, no tools, no quests, just a lonesome NPC called Griff that "loves building". As you bring back gems from your adventures, you begin to expand your town with clinics, blacksmiths, tailors, and this in turn brings more villagers in, unlocking the game itself. Soon you'll master the first dungeon and get a good feel for the game and combat,…
Ugh, I don't know where to start. It's bad. The story is completely different depending on which nation you choose to play as, but it is absolutely irrelevant and you might as well skip the few, sparse, non-sensical cutscenes the game provides. Yes, I do recommend skipping them because, and here comes a major spoiler: the game has no ending. I played for about 20 hours and when I finally conquered the enemy nation…
