"For those of you who love tactical RPG’s that combine the feeling of Diablo and Warhammer, your opus may have just arrived. Confrontation, a tactical RPG developed by Cyanide Studios, brings you directly into the fantasy universe of Aarklash. It is here that a fierce campaign is waged between the heroic Griffin faction, the insidious Scorpion faction, the ferocious Wolf faction and the brutish Jackal faction. Each battle will have new challenges that require you to carefully select your units, their weapons and their skills in order to ensure you come out alive. The storyline is an epic one, crafted similarly to the Warhammer 40k games in both narration and plot. When you add in detailed graphics and lively effects, Confrontation becomes a game that simply cannot be quit until you beat the game or at least finish the next chapter."
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I grabbed it. I was interested enough already to try out the Game of Thrones . . .game (though I hear it is less than great).
Already owned Divinity 2, though that game is fantastic in itself.
Cities, Game of Thrones and Testament of Sherlock Holmes was worth the $25 I spent either way. Some of the other games seem interesting enough and I will probably get to them in time.
I bought it just for div 2, great game. The rest will just be icing if they turn out to be good, haven't got around to playing any yet as i'm in the middle of another play through of Oblivion lol.
MyGaming's Jeremy Proome writes: "2012 has been a surprisingly good year in terms of game quality. While each year always has it’s big blockbusters that rack up the 90-and-above ratings, there always seems to be some yings to mix up those yangs."
"The main problem with Confrontation is that it's too basic, and does nothing to set itself apart in the genre, and combined with low production values, you have a recipe for mediocrity."
