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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love tactical RPGs and branching stories with character progression. The highlight is the blend of narrative and strategic combat.
Highlights
- Engaging narrative with real choices
- Fluid and dynamic tactical combat
- Excellent experience for solo players
- Miniatures that bring the world to life
Keep in mind
- Moderate initial learning curve
- Heavy reliance on reading paragraphs
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Get ready to travel back in time! Dragon Eclipse: The Grand Quest is a standalone sequel that takes us centuries before the events of the original game. Forget the chaos of the Eclipse; here, we are in an era of honor and peace, where tamers compete in the legendary Grand Tournament to prove who is the best. But don't be fooled: the tranquility is only on the surface. While competitors fight for glory, a dark force manipulating the Metal element begins to threaten the world's stability.
In this journey, you won't just play cards; you'll shape the fate of a world. The game blends deck-building strategy with the immersion of narrative choices. Every decision you make within the story paragraphs can open new paths or permanently close doors. Movement takes place on a hexagonal map, adding an essential tactical component to battles and exploration.
Whether playing alone in an introspective lone-hero experience or cooperating with a friend to face the dangers, the focus is on progression. You'll need to manage your hand with precision and plan your attacks to survive the conflicts. Combat is dynamic, driven by cards that resolve disputes, making every fight a game of cat and mouse. Will you manage to climb the tournament podium and simultaneously prevent the darkness from consuming everything, or will you be just another forgotten name in history? The answer lies in the cards you choose and the decisions you make.
In this journey, you won't just play cards; you'll shape the fate of a world. The game blends deck-building strategy with the immersion of narrative choices. Every decision you make within the story paragraphs can open new paths or permanently close doors. Movement takes place on a hexagonal map, adding an essential tactical component to battles and exploration.
Whether playing alone in an introspective lone-hero experience or cooperating with a friend to face the dangers, the focus is on progression. You'll need to manage your hand with precision and plan your attacks to survive the conflicts. Combat is dynamic, driven by cards that resolve disputes, making every fight a game of cat and mouse. Will you manage to climb the tournament podium and simultaneously prevent the darkness from consuming everything, or will you be just another forgotten name in history? The answer lies in the cards you choose and the decisions you make.
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Publisher
Awaken Realms
Designer
Kamil 'Sanex' Cieśla, Marcin Mortka, Wojciech Zieliński
Artist
Ewa Labak, Jakub Dzikowski, Krzysztof Piasek, Pamela Łuniewska, Patryk Jędraszek
Do I need to have played the first Dragon Eclipse to understand the story?
Nope! This is a standalone game. Since it takes place centuries before the original, you can start here without any worries.
Is the game too complex for people who don't like reading much?
It has a strong narrative focus, so you'll spend some time reading story paragraphs. If you enjoy 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books, you'll love it.
How is the solo experience?
The game is fully adapted for solo play, functioning like a tabletop RPG where you control your hero and face campaign challenges.
How long does a game session last?
Sessions usually last between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on how much time you spend exploring the story.
Are the miniatures just for show or do they affect the game?
They represent your position on the hexagonal map, making them essential for movement and tactical positioning during fights.