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Ruin Raiders is a good option for fans of turn-based tactical roguelike games. You’ll be pushed to explore “just one more ruin” as you try to collect enough Entium to make one more update to your structures so that you can make some permanent progress that will make the next run a bit easier. The game’s art style does feel a bit generic at times, but the gameplay is what really helps this one keep you coming back for more. Ruin Raiders is out with a $19.99 asking price.

Ruin Raiders tiene un largo camino por recorrer para mejorar y equilibrar la exploración y el combate, debido a que el género roguelike tiene mucho más potencial. Los conceptos básicos para un juego divertido y desafiante juego táctico por turnos los presenta Ruin Raiders, con diversos acertijos interesantes y varias mecánicas de recorrido, esto sin mencionar sobre la pérdida que se sentirá cuando uno de los personajes caiga durante un combate.

Ruin Raiders is a game that meets its goal but certainly falls short compared to other games of the same genre. If you like cartoon-style graphics this game is for you, it is worth mentioning that the concept of anthropomorphic animals reminded me a lot of Star Fox, those of the old school will understand me. However, I wouldn’t recommend it if it’s your first time dabbling in the genre.

I don’t want to seem too down on Ruin Raiders, because the core strategy gameplay works well. If you’re willing to put in the time, it does start to have more variety and more customization after you build up blueprints and base facilities, but the road to that point can be pretty monotonous. It would have been much better served to have more variety in the early stages, which would have been a much better and easier to recommend game.

Ruin Raiders es un buen juego de acción táctica y bastante entretenido con un planteamiento sencillo y directo. Seamos sinceros: si lo que queréis es disfrutar del combate, de una experiencia desafiante y echarle un buen puñado de horas este es vuestro juego.

Ruin Raiders is an attractive adventure featuring adorable animal characters. With surprisingly challenging gameplay and satisfying boss fights, every dungeon you descend into provides a unique challenge. The biggest qualms are that the game can occasionally devolve into a grind-fest and there’s a lack of coherent story. However, if you like the sound of a good turn-based strategy title in the spirit of X-Com combined with dungeon-crawling and combat featuring interesting animalistic abilities, you’ll probably enjoy Ruin Raiders. 

Overall, Ruin Raiders very much is NOT a game for me. I wouldn’t pay money for this game, and unless you’re very into “roguelike” gameplay, you probably shouldn’t either.

No os voy a negar mi descontento con la nueva obra de Overpowered Team la cuál esperaba con ciertas ganas puesto que me llamaba la parte estética y jugable. Pero una cosa es ver Ruin Raiders en un video y otra muy distinta es enfrentarse a sus terribles probabilidades las cuales desafían toda lógica en muchos casos. A niveles generales la idea está bien, la fusión de la estrategia táctica por turnos con la generación procedural de mazmorras no queda mal pero si que es cierto que, el volver a repetir aunque tengamos desbloqueados nuevos personajes, puede resultar pesado. Quizás unos niveles prefijados con variaciones mejor calculadas y una trama ” de seguido ” le hubiera sentado mejor. El tiempo lo dirá.