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About This Game Ghostlords is a strategic turn-based RPG that tells the story of a post-apocalyptic haunted Great Britain. Experience the new world, capture wild spirits, and put together a team of ghosts to help you battle the forces of evil.FeaturesBuild Your Team - As a Ghostlord, you can capture ghosts to help you fight. Each type of ghost has different strengths and weaknesses - you'll have to think carefully to build a well balanced team. Turn-based Combat - Ghosts have four abilities, with a variety of different effects. Will you go all in with powerful attacks that will leave your ghost drained of energy? Or will you play the long game, taking advantage of status effects and stat boosts? Multiple Campaigns - There are many heroes in Ghostlords, with their own quests to complete and challenges to overcome. Can you help all of them? Mod Support - All the content in Ghostlords is accessible to modders, making it easy to tweak things or even to add new content. You can create new ghosts, characters, quests, encounters, environments, and even brand new campaigns. Catch Them All - There are more than fifty different kinds of ghost for you to find in the world. Catching a ghost permanently unlocks it for subsequent playthroughs. Can you catch them all?SettingThe year is 2038. It has been twenty years since the Rending - an event that left most of the world's population dead, their souls severed from their bodies. These souls linger, and survive as ghosts.The surviving humans have done their best to rebuild society, but the world is a very different place. Ghosts roam the land, wild and unpredictable. Their magical abilities make them extremely dangerous to anyone who gets on their bad side. There are rumours, however, of humans developing supernatural abilities. Apparently there are people possessing the same magical abilities as the ghosts, and even people able to control the ghosts themselves. Ghostlords tells the stories of these individuals and the world they live in. 7aa9394dea Title: GhostlordsGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:HelixFox GamesPublisher:HelixFox GamesRelease Date: 18 Nov, 2016 Ghostlords Full Crack [License] No it's NOT just another pixel game that follows the trend, as in 'another cheap techno', supposedly.And I wouldn't need 20 hours to tell you everything about it, pros n cons.This game is simply grabbing.Somwhow the title music was elaborately fabulous. I just had to stop to write this review.AndYAY MANCHESTER!!!LOVE YA!!!Edit 1:Been doing it for a few moments now. Wonderful. No need to say which parts the best. Twas like taking a grand tour over Britain =D Making Ghost Friends! And they FIGHT for ya! Vanquish your enemies! E.g. Possessed pugs! Robot Springers! HILARIOUS!Matey ain't that lovely!Edit 2:Beat the game fort the 1st time. Thus 'going back to Manchester'. =D This game gave you no hussles at all like some other pixel games with elaborate grindings and lvl-ups i.e. simple and sound decisions during critical moments in a battle will have save your character. You don't need to go back to previous places to grind up your levels like many other old school rpgs which compared to this game seem really a bit dated in concept. This is one BEAUTIFUL and FLUID game.Its got all the elelments of a good rpg\/rougur\/adventure, yet it DOES NOT hurt your feelings with over complicated techtree and stuffs.And, I've got 4 more campaigns to go.Thought I was gonna lose this campaign at 1st but beat the game. Good.. Shaman King meets V for Vendetta with the gameplay that Pokemon would have been very wise to have used instead of the overcomplicated thing it went with. This game is the ultimate underrated gem of the indie circuit, right up there with Card City Nights in its sheer affectionate parodying glory. Ok, so I don't get the joke about hating anime or liking it, but this thing still manages to surprise and challange me long after I've earned most of the ghosts. There are several campaigns, which while some of them are short, others are long and surprisingly hard. Each stars a different protagonist with different goals, though many of the minor events happen in more than one. The later campaigns are more serious and dark than the beginning ones, as well as being less directed, word of warning, you may find yourself wandering around not knowing what to do if you don't play the easier ones first. Sadly, I can't tell you nearly anything without spoiling it. I have returned to see new ghosts I don't even need to catch, which is a bonus. What little mod content there is is satisfactory, though I'd REALLY like to see a really cool looking custom ghost besides the Nevermore sometime.9\/10. The only thing keeping it from being 10\/10 is that the game contains TOO MANY funny refrences and jokes so its hard to see the heart of it.. Haven't played much as you can see by my game time but as someone who isn't the biggest fan of games like this i am greatly enjoying it and for \u00a36.99 (I got it for \u00a35.94 on sale) it is well worth it and would recommend it. Ghostlords a great game for the price and even more so. It has a simple movement scheme and is easy to pick up and understand quickly. The combat may be a bit basic and, much like Pokemon, of which this game greatly reminds me, the key to combat is finding and memorizing the type strengths and weakness's and knowing when to heal and when to push on with the fight. The combat is quick paced and the fact that you lose any ghost forever that dies in your party is an added bit of difficulty that i feel is an excellent addition forcing you to think on every risk or wind up without any ghosts and game over. It also has some humorous bits that i really enjoyed.If you wanted to see some gameplay i have some availablehttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=2EDRle4kMSE. This game came out of nowhere, I never heard of a single thing about it nor anything else and last night I saw under new releases, ghostlords. It looked up my alley, I love it already. I beat one campaign, I won't spoil who or what you had to do. But I imagine it was the easiest of them all, because it offered the most healing stations along the way a majority of which being free.In GhostLords you play as one of several Ghost Lords of your own choice, the world basically got raptured as in everybody died but their spirits didn't go anywhere, if anything it just made them evolve in terms of spiritual stuff. There is only about a chunk of the population left, and the story\/stories take place a good while after things have calmed down. Basically ghosts roam the lands, but ghost lords have a talent that most don't. You can link your soul to not only one, but three ghosts. Of varying elements and strengths, that can know up to only four moves when they learn a new one one move has to be replaced, and they can have their stats improved via leveling up by your choice of what they get. Before ya go saying it's like pokemon, it kind of is but I've been in entire runs (that I did lose.) Where I had to fight straight up the same element with the same element, and I would come out on top because I trained properly and had gotten good relics. Basically exploiting enemy weaknesses is nice, and helps. But it's doable without it. To put it bluntly, it is like pokemon, but with actual battle animations instead of still sprites.Speaking of relics those things are life savers, you can buy them or some ghosts outright offer them to you (or offer to sell them to you for cheap) in the playthroughs. They all are useful, I found myself stalling for quite some time wonderin which relic to replace with another. The game has plenty of places to explore during each campaign, you get a nice description of each location and get a good feel for how bad of a position it was left in after the rending. They do make things easy for you to travel, with flags describing what is going to be there when you go there. Red = Unknown, Green = Heal, Magenta = wild ghost, Orange = merchant, Yellow = Quest. I apologize for rambling on, this game is a lot of fun, for the price its perfect. There is a lot of humor to be had in it, as well. I found myself laughing far too hard at some things, like the pugs. Or some of the dialogue exchanges that went down, that always got me off guard. One last thing before I go, you can pick what ghost you start with each new campaign. And when you tame new ones you unlock them for the same purpose (I believe? It's confusing.) Who's my favorite ghost you may ask? Inky the AquaGeist.I recommend the game FULLY. Support this developer, these types of devs deserve support. Not the ones that make purposely bad simulators, which frankly has gotten ridiculous in the last few years.. A very minimalistic game but it's addicting. Kind of like a poor-mans pokemon game. Worth it for a couple bucks.. A scenario-based variant of the usual monster-catching RPG formula. There's a pretty nice variety of creatures, each with their own personality. Balance-wise some of these creatures are clearly stronger (or weaker) than others but it never gets out of hand as every creature has a type (or two), which comes with its own set of strength and weaknesses.I really like how they gave each creature a set of 3 achievements; it adds a lot of replayability to the game and encourage you to try out different teams. There's plenty of random events to keep you on your toes and I found most of the game's dialogue to be enjoyable.It scratched my monster-catching itch and it made me fall into that "Just one more game" loop. It also has a hardcode-mode. :L...