Overfall - Early Access Review
The Nerd Stash has reviewed the Early Access version of Overfall and likes it:
On paper Overfall sounds like a dream come true for any fan of role-playing games. With a feature list that includes permanent hero death, procedural world generation, and challenging and addictive turn-based combat. So you can understand why I was very excited to get my hands on it when Pera Games was kind enough to send us a copy to review.
Overfall is ambitious and daring, not to mention beautiful and spirited. The developers have taken elements from strategy-focused RPGs, Roguelikes, and procedurally generated open world games and thrown them together into one large hand-drawn mixing bowl. With so many different features the game could easily suffer from inconsistency in quality, thankfully that’s mostly not the case.
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My only real complaints with the game so far are a few difficulty balancing issues, and the generic main storyline. I did come across numerous typos and grammatical errors as well, although since the game is still in early access these will inevitably be corrected. At a completely reasonable price of $9.99, there is no reason you shouldn’t pick up this awesome game. If you are looking for a deep, open RPG, with great replay value then I would readily recommend Overfall.
ProsCons
- Great hand-drawn graphics and atmospheric presentation
- Fun and engaging turn-based battle system
- Deep story building features adds longevity to game
- Generic main story
- Sometimes difficulty spikes with no warning
- Still some spelling and grammatical errors to work out
Score: 4/5 - Amazing
Information about
OverfallSP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: Roguelike
Platform: PC
Release: Released