| Release: 15 May 2018 Developer: Aterdux Entertainment OS: 7, 8, 10 (64-bit) CPU: 2 GHz dual-core CPU GPU: 512 Mb graphics memory, shader model 3 RAM: 4 Gb Storage: 2 Gb Steam Reviews: Mixed Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Bastard is a tactical RPG in a medieval setting. We play as the illegitimate son of a landowner. The protagonist wants to find his brother. This man is the legitimate heir of an influential father. Due to his origin, the main character has almost zero weight in society. The character has to do a lot to be reckoned with by others. The plot here is detective. Bastard is a branch of Legends of Eisenwald. From this game, the project borrowed not only the feudal world and engine, but also the role-playing system along with the combat. At the same time, some mechanics were simplified. The developers removed real estate and introduced the accrual of experience for completing quests. All units were transferred from the original. The character has his own army. Soldiers quickly grow in levels. The commander himself can also be pumped up. In a step-by-step project, there is a concept of authority. By acting fairly with the lower strata of the population, the hero loses the respect of influential people. And, conversely, disgusting actions can help the protagonist well in the future. This authority is a kind of currency that the gamer pays for the variability of the passage. For example, refusing to support an inhuman law or not agreeing to burn healers will cost the user 3 units. But if his protégé has proven himself positively three times before and has not managed to do harm to someone three times, then the account will be 0. And this means that he will only be able to support the evil initiatives of the counts.Thus, here they do not allow everyone to be saved, so someone will have to be sacrificed. If the mark falls below zero, then the player will be considered a defeat, and the campaign will have to be started over. It consists of three maps. The story has two endings. There is an opportunity to run the product without battles.