Sands of Salzaar

One extremely addictive game (I completed campaign three times in a row). Campaign is not that much relevant (same outcome), but everything else... WOW! Like Mount&Blade set in Chinese culture and mythology. Your hero can learn different combat, magic and passive skills with various effects (even learn skills from other followers and traders). Recruit various types of warriors (and creatures), evolve them in different ways (both in fighting style and tiers of strength) and equip various gems for bonus skills. Recruit several heroes (out of at least hundred) for your group (some even have their own mini-quests), upgrade them and give them various equipment. Later give your heroes chance to guard your cities (or even reward them to rule some of them on their own) or even have their own armies and they fight others in your name. You have love-hate relationship with several clans and you can decide who will be your ally or enemy (or make them all your allies or enemies). You will even have opportunity to start your own clan...or even some random rogue hero might conquer a city and start your own clan. Your cities can be upgraded to give your more money and resources every week. Battlefields are hectic, chaotic and hilarious, especially when you use high level skills that can change the tide of the battle. Do quests, trade items, wander the several different regions and hunt monsters and outlaws...or do all of it. Start new game with some new bonuses and challenges. The choice is yours. P.S - I also have Android version of the game (that looks identical)...though I am afraid to use it on my mobile because that is how much is this game addictive. Two thumbs up and absolute recommendation! 😁

It's good, not the most polished game out there, but the game knows what it is, what you want, and respects your time.

Weirdly translated and clunky Chinese Mount&Blade. Have no idea what I am doing half of the game.

A lot of things need to be reworked or optimized. I understand that you wanted to add more content and make the story richer, but it's more important to ensure the game runs smoothly first. Some UI elements are boring and difficult to use. There are also bugs that prevent players from fully enjoying the experience. You shouldn't rely on MODs to complete the game—those are meant to be optional additions, not necessities. The game has potential, and I do like it, but I can't recommend it to others until it's further improved.

Pretty weird game. There seems to be depth and potential, but the sound design is terrible (missing sound effects, repetitive music), and the gameplay is not intuitive at all.

Very fascinating game, I think this game's well build, don't have erros when I played

It is what it is. It plays like a poor mans version of bannerlord with magic. It took me 5-8 hours to understand the mechanics from there it was mostly down hill. Still nice pick up for playing one evening, if you get it on sale and you like bannerlord type of gameplay.

It looks promising, but is actually quite shallow and one can reach the bottom very quickly, with battles being boring, and not much to do on the map. Not to mention typos, poor interface and bugged pathfinding/

Yes.