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A strategic autobattler sim where you build a team of gladiators, compete in arenas, plan fight tactics, and form alliances. Combine fighters, beasts, and mages, develop and equip them to optimize your well-oiled fighting machine, dominate the championships, and leave your mark on the world.
Gladiator Guild Manager is a strategy, auto battler and management game
developed by Entertainment Forge
and published by GrabTheGames, UpgradePoint and Gamirror Games.
Released on June 22nd 2024 is available on Windows, MacOS, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 3,537 reviews of which 2,900 were positive and 637 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 4.88€ on Steam with a 67% discount, but you can find it for 1.96€ on K4G.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/8/8.1/10 (64 bit)
- Processor: 4 Ghz
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: 256mb Video Memory, capable of Shader Model 2.0+
- Storage: 2 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: 10.7.0 or later
- Processor: 4.0GHz
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: 256mb Video Memory, capable of Shader Model 2.0+
- Storage: 2 MB available space
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A very, VERY good game held back by a plague of minor QoL issues. At it's core, it's very good! There's a ton of different units you can hire, a lot of different strategies you can plot out, tons of items you can equip on them, perks you can train them in, and there's even a faction system that can vastly change how you build your army of gladiators. For example, if you side with the Baroness, you'll be able to recruit high-end royal guards focusing a lot of being bruisers, but if you side with the High Necromancer, you get access to high-damage dark mages and his roided out executioners. ... And if you side with the people you get a bunch of hobos, because why not, y'know? I don't feel like i need to explain why the game is good too-too much, if you like auto-battlers, this is UP THERE, definitely one of the best I've played in a hot minute... But again, there's just... So many- SO. MANY little issues I hope get remedied. For starters, there's no button to automatically organize your inventory, least to what I've seen. Not a problem early on, but when you get a fat inventory full of consumables, gear for different classes, and univeral items with game-altering passives, things get cluttered, and it's a PAIN to get it all sorted out. Same for Gladiators, no quick button to just organize their bar. If there IS one and I can't see it, please tell me, because it can get really annoying. Second, no pre-set formations you can make for your gladiators. This is not an issue early game since you have so few, but later on you'll be organizing a team of 10 or more guys per mission, and you gotta set them out the same way every single time. It gets really tedious, especially in questlines where you're just organizing them for BASICALLY the same fight you just did last in-game week, but now there's 2 more guys. Finally, and this is my personal biggest one, quests are DRIP-FED to you, and random in nature. There are so many long stretches of you just waiting the month away and you get a random job from one of the 3 factions, or sometimes a neutral party. You cannot pick what quest to undertake, only if you refuse, taking it out of the picture forever in the process, or you can accept it, and possibly get 2-4 follow-ups to that questline. It can get REALLY annoying because you might be trying to get buddy-buddy with a specific faction (which, again, rewards you with faction unique gear and gladiators), or MAYBE you really want to lean your run into a neutral faction's unique units (Like the questline that gives you permanent access to caves dwellers, and by extension, Rat Archers, the devious swines), but the people come groveling to you about some mundane nonsense who you have no affiliation with, and you gotta reject them even though to pay is good, otherwise the next month of your in-game life will be helping them. In the game's defense, there's no "time limit" despite there being a technical "calendar" system, but a lot of the quest system feels designed to waste your time like a gacha game randomly diving you a quest every week, and I really, REALLY don't like that, again, ESPECIALLY if there's something I really want to prioritize such as my alliance's main quest (which btw I have no idea where I am with the High Necromancer and if I need to be stalling for time to get more quests from him or not). If you can get past all that, this is still a really good game. It can just get on your nerves with some of it's design decisions now and again. I do highly recommend if you like this sort of genre of strategy.
Is the game good? Just bought it on special at 5$.. haven't slept in 11 hours yet.. Very addictive friends. Worth the price for 5$ if you like to strategize. Many people say that it's boring and you only use one comp. "WRONG". I've been on this 11 hours straight and every groups are different which requires different strategy for different mobs or boss. There is no "perfect' comp to achieve this game. You have to make trial and errors and figure it out. PROS - SFX is pretty good. - Graphic is not demanding and works with pretty much any GPU new or old. - Gameplay fluid and satisfactory. - Spells are amazingly well done. - They added full dub voice recording in each dialog. Wow. Well done. Most games don't bother adding voice over on dialogs. 10/10 for the effort. - Story is interesting. Makes you want to keep going. Hope they have more story. Love it. - No micro-transaction. Surprisingly. - Many classes derived from World of warcraft as you'll notice class and spells are pretty identical. Cute touch. CONS - Very addictive. Don't do what I did. Play 1 hour and stop. Trust me. - You'll die often until you get the hang of it. Play with builds, level up each class and try different combo. Took me 11 hours to understand and now, I almost beated the game on campaign mode. Died many times, but learn from it and got better. - Bachground music is the same 24/7. Gets redundant after awhile Turn if off and listen to the beach boys while playing. Much better. Conclusion: For 5$.. it's a steal. I played hundreds of games and this one... got my attention. Played it, can't let it go. But I have to go to sleep... I have to. Wait.. maybe I'll try to kill one last mob group... again.. @@ To the Devs, please add more story and more DLC. Good job so far. Usually I give a bad review for 90% of all my reviews on most games but this one got a thumbs up. Congratz.
This is a "get it on sale" recommend. Gladiator Guild Manager is an autobattler that plays almost like a turn-based strategy. It isn't one of the push-your-luck or engine-builder types. You won't be rolling dice for that shiny new item or hero that lets you improve your one-size-fits-all setup. You won't coast through (at least on higher difficulties) without some engagement. I found myself repositioning my units, adjusting equipments, and assigning target priorities nearly every battle. So if you're looking for an autobattler that requires you stategize for each fight, this one does that! The game has a large variety of units and some exciting synergies. There's also a sandbox to playtest with them all. Aside from the sandbox, the game has two modes: campaign and tournament (endless). Campaign you can play for the story; you take quests from a necromancer arms dealer, illiterate peasants, or a scheming baroness. The progression in the two game modes are very different from each other, however. I scratched my head at hat. If you don't like one, you might like the other. Something I wish I knew: Your heroes level up omnidirectionally and linearly. What I mean by that: You get 5 points to put into various stats. The value of those stats will always be the same. HP? One point is 160 HP. Always. In most games, a level might mean something like +10% HP, so you would gain more HP between levels 19 and 20 than you would from levels 1 and 2. But here, they're the same. It's odd, because at the same time they made the experience required to level up nonlinear. Lvl 14 could take more than twice the total experience as level 12. Upgrades also become more expensive the higher the level. All in all it means experience isn't worth chasing after as a strategy -- focus on the items or other perks instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Gladiator Guild Manager is currently priced at 4.88€ on Steam.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is currently available at a 67% discount. You can purchase it for 4.88€ on Steam.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager received 2,900 positive votes out of a total of 3,537 achieving a rating of 7.93.
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Gladiator Guild Manager was developed by Entertainment Forge and published by GrabTheGames, UpgradePoint and Gamirror Games.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Gladiator Guild Manager is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Gladiator Guild Manager does not support VR.
Gladiator Guild Manager is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for Gladiator Guild Manager. Explore additional content available for Gladiator Guild Manager on Steam.
No, Gladiator Guild Manager does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Gladiator Guild Manager does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Gladiator Guild Manager is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Online players
50
Developer
Entertainment Forge
Publisher
GrabTheGames,
UpgradePoint,
Gamirror Games
Release
22 Jun 2024
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