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Choose skill tablets to build your unique squad. Show your tactics in fast-paced battles. Lead the warriors blessed by the Egyptian gods to challenge random levels and powerful bosses. Defeat the Serpent Apophis and bring back the sun.
Warriors of the Nile is a strategy, turn-based combat and singleplayer game
developed by Stove Studio
and published by Gamirror Games.
Released on August 07th 2020 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: Simplified Chinese, English and Japanese.
It has received 2,517 reviews of which 1,980 were positive and 537 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 10.79€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.84€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 / ATI Radeon HD 5750
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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I currently play Warriors of the Nile 2 and I love both of them. What I like most about playing this series is that after a long period of pain, you can reach your ideal composition and wipe out the enemies and feel exhilarated. To order the best choice in any scenes, you can take your time as much as you want as the game never urge you. Comparing Warriors of the Nile 1 and 2, 1 is more difficult and 2 has more added features. Both have their own merits and I don't think one is better overall than the other. If you decide to give this series a try, I recommend starting with this 1 first. Good luck!
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Warriors of the Nile was sitting in my library for so long without being played, and I'm sorry I didn't give it a shot sooner. It's an incredibly fun rogue-lite strategy turn based tactical game. You only have three characters, but you really have to plan out your moves and the characters' abilities. After each level, you're given a choice of a single upgrade for one of your three characters. This, too, requires some thought because most of the upgrades are good, but you can only take one and that one can only be applied to a single character. As you progress, you get gems that you can use to upgrade your characters or upgrade the upgrades you pick at the end of each level. All good stuff. The graphics are also really good and suit this type of game perfectly. I highly recommend it!
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Brilliant little tactical gem of a game. Each run you unlock more benefits that can help with future runs. With only 3 characters you have no room to be sloppy, but with a vast array of level ups to choose from each character has the potential to be your primary killing machine depending on how you build them. Hard, but not so hard as to be frustrating, and definitely rewards repeated play and skill mastery.
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Holy cow, this is exactly what I have been looking for- an actual turn-based strategy roguelite tactics battle grid game. Easy to pick up and play. You will lose more than win, but you unlock things to help you later. This game focuses on the fights. No visual novel, dungeon crawls, or RPG stuff to take away from the point of the game- the grid battles. Even the iconic Final Fantasy Tactics had too much downtime with cut scenes and item inventory. Warriors of the Nile focuses on fast paced battles, and it is fun. The upgrades are passive, so no need to scroll through a menu and find zillions of spells, weapons, or items. The graphics and grid are least clear, not like, say Moekurii or Transformers: Battlegrounds. Truly, a dream come true for me. Wish the devs would continue either adding more to this game or make other ones like it.
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When I review games, I try to keep a game’s background in-mind. In this case, there are two important factors: [*] This was made by two people in China. [*] The base price is $13 USD. My point in mentioning this is to give the proper lens to my review, as I will “cut it a lot of slack” because of the above two points. I’ll have different kinds of expectations on a $13 dollar game compared to a $30 game. What is Warriors of the Nile? It’s a turn-based tactical roguelite game. The basic format of the game is that it consists of 3 zones with 9 encounters each. The first 8 of those encounters are normal challenges, while the 9th is a boss encounter. The battlefield consists of a 9x9 square grid with various obstacles scattered throughout. On your team you have 3 heroes: a warrior, a hunter, and a mage. The enemies will be a variety of units which mirror those 3 categories. As you win each encounter, you’ll be taken to an upgrades area where you can improve your heroes. The various ways you improve during a run include: [*] “Tablets”, which are basically passive powers for your heroes which can enhance them in a variety of cool ways. The game will always give you 3 to pick a single 1 from (1 tablet for each hero), so you get to choose “do I want to upgrade my warrior or hunter or mage this time?”. [*] Each hero also has a base of 2 equipment slots, 1 for a weapon, 1 for an accessory. The weapons are hero specific, but the accessories are flexible for who you put them onto. These items can give various improvements, such as health / armor / special-trigger abilities, etc. Note that Tablets and Equipment have a rarity system of Green / Blue / Purple / Yellow, so, RNG is of course involved in “how good of stuff you get”. [*] “Carvings”, which are more global bonuses in nature during your run. In this interface, it shows you a small pyramid with three tiers and a varying number of slots per tier: 3 on the bottom tier, 2 on the middle tier, and 1 on the top. These bonuses cost gold to obtain (gold you obtain from doing encounters) and can be all sorts of things, ranging from power-ups for the rest of the run to more-temporary bonuses. Note that you must have a tier filled up with Carvings before being able to construct the next tier’s Carvings. When deciding to make Carvings, you have to be careful, as every now and then an item merchant will come by during your run and offer to sell you equipment. Depending on how you like to play, you may focus more on Carvings for your gold instead of equipment because you can get equipment drops from the encounters. While going through a run, your heroes’ health will persist and only get auto-healed / auto-resurrected after each boss encounter. This therefore puts a heavy emphasis on fighting against attrition and playing carefully to avoid dying due to smaller bits of chip damage. Thankfully, the armor in this game is on a per-turn-basis, so if you use your various equipment and tablet passives well, coupled with smart tactical placement etc, you can avoid taking any actual hitpoint damage on most encounters. To further manage health, when your heroes are wounded, sometimes the game will give you a one-time-heal tablet as a possible reward, or if you have any dead heroes, a one-time resurrection tablet. Obviously taking these quite-temporary bonuses are not ideal, but sometimes they can be necessary to “keep a run going” instead of just “you’re out of luck -- you lose”. In terms of the enemies, most of them are “generic” in nature, as in just having various stats for attack / health / armor / range / movement, and whether they’re a “warrior / hunter / mage”. The reason their class is important is because warriors and hunters can move and attack on the same turn, but mages cannot (these rules are the same for the player with their 3 heroes). As you progress in the game, however, fancier enemies can start showing up with different powers, things like: gaining attack every turn / healing allies / giving armor to allies / rooting your units / other nasty things, especially on boss encounters. For the battles themselves, how many turns you take is generally irrelevant. This is important because it allows you to play defensively most of the time -- focus on winning without taking hitpoint damage. However, a little bit into the game, you’ll unlock the ability for a few kinds of treasure monsters to start spawning in encounters. These treasure monsters will drop gear or gold depending on their type and are labeled as “will run away at the end of turn 4”. It’s the usual conundrum -- do I want to rush to get those bonuses, or do I play more defensively? Depending on the encounter and your team’s setup, sometimes it works, sometimes you’ll take too much damage chasing after bonuses -- it’s all a choice. I’ve also seen bomb types of “will trigger after X turns”, so, they have both positive and negative “hurry up” enemies which can spawn on some encounters. What about meta-progress, what does this roguelite have to offer? Warriors of the Nile isn’t as robust of a meta-system compared to something like Heroes of Hammerwatch, but still has a few nice things to boost your power. When completing a run (successful or not) you’ll get some experience to level up your account which grants blue orbs that serve as currency to construct buildings. These buildings give bonuses in three ways: [*] Direct upgrades to health / armor / attack to your heroes. [*] Unlock more Tablets which you can find on your runs. [*] Unlock more Carvings which are possible to show up on runs. Similar to the trend which Slay the Spire popularized, this game has a “Hard Mode” which is unlocked after beating the game the first time. From what I’ve unlocked, I’ve seen a list with 10 levels of Hard, the first of which says “Enemies on normal stages have 10% increased health”, and I presume it only gets more intense from there. The reward from doing these increased difficulties is unlocking a legendary-quality tablet for one of the heroes. While Warriors of the Nile may only have 3 heroes, each hero has 3 variants to utilize (and a 4th listed as “Please Stay Tuned”, so it sounds like they intend to implement more). At first, you only have access to the base version of the heroes, but can unlock the other variants by achieving certain things in-game (such as the 3rd variant for all three heroes says “Clear Hard Mode Lv. 5 to unlock”. ) These variants slightly alter the heroes’ base stats / bonuses / appearance and are pretty neat in my opinion. My Estimation of the Game Overall, I’d say this game accomplishes what it sets out to do -- it’s a fun / smaller / cheaper roguelite tactical game which is pretty enjoyable to play in smaller spurts. Eventually, you will of course unlock everything, start climbing the Hard Levels, and try different combos of hero variants / tablets / carvings / equipment / see the bosses / etc; so it’s not a game that you’re going to be playing “over and over” (unless it really speaks to you or something). For $13 USD though? This 2-person project does a good job. Small localization notes: Remember that the developers are Chinese, so the English translation isn’t “perfect”. That being said, the amount of issues I’ve seen on that are quite small and aren’t “obtrusive or gamebreaking”. Sometimes a word in some interfaces will be in Chinese, but it’s a really obvious thing like “this thing is already constructed” or “you don’t have enough currency to get this”. The only other thing I’ve noticed is that the English typesetting isn’t “perfect” at times, with some awkward spacing on some text, but not really the end of the world as it hasn’t stopped me from reading and understanding what any given ability / item / whatever text says. I’ve seen some fixes (bugs / localization) shortly after the game’s launch, so I presume that the devs have a level of caring about it.
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Warriors of the Nile is currently priced at 10.79€ on Steam.
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Warriors of the Nile received 1,980 positive votes out of a total of 2,517 achieving a rating of 7.60.
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Warriors of the Nile was developed by Stove Studio and published by Gamirror Games.
Warriors of the Nile is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Warriors of the Nile is not playable on MacOS.
Warriors of the Nile is not playable on Linux.
Warriors of the Nile is a single-player game.
Warriors of the Nile does not currently offer any DLC.
Warriors of the Nile does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Warriors of the Nile does not support Steam Remote Play.
Warriors of the Nile 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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