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Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War

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70%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
graphics, grinding
93% User Score Based on 27 reviews

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Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Arthur Hiroshi Morishigue Cavalcanti and was released on December 23, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

Dive into a dark fantasy world and fight against the endless undead horde. Unlock, upgrade and deploy units in a simple to understand yet engaging strategy gameplay loop. Grow plants that grant exp bonuses and converse with each unit to learn more about their character and backstory.

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93%
Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews
gameplay6 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions

  • The game features incredibly rich and thought-provoking lore, with well-developed characters and engaging dialogue that draws players into its unique world.
  • The gameplay, while simple, is enjoyable and serves as a fun way to progress through the story, making it accessible for a wide range of players.
  • As a free indie game, it offers a surprising amount of depth and heart, making it a worthwhile experience for those interested in narrative-driven games.
  • The gameplay can become repetitive and lacks complexity, with some players finding it too easy and grindy, especially when trying to fully upgrade units.
  • The game is essentially a prologue, leaving many plot threads unresolved and resulting in an unsatisfying ending for those expecting a complete experience.
  • Technical issues such as limited resolution options and keyboard-only controls can detract from the overall experience, making it less accessible for some players.
  • gameplay
    19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally described as simple and enjoyable, but lacking in complexity and challenge, making it feel repetitive over time. While some players appreciate the nostalgic mechanics and the integration of story elements, many feel that the gameplay could benefit from more depth and variety, as it often leads to frustration due to its straightforward nature. Overall, it may appeal to those who prioritize narrative over gameplay intricacies, but others might find it less engaging.

    • “The gameplay for this is simple and fairly enjoyable.”
    • “That said, the gameplay overall is enjoyable, but lacks enough complexity.”
    • “Next up the gameplay... the gameplay is also perfect. I like missions and all of the choices you can do like researching new troops, going to the garden, reading the lore, etc. I love that there are dialogues between the characters!”
    • “If this type of game is something you're interested in, it is absolutely worth your time, but if you just care about gameplay, this one is probably better to skip.”
    • “But, as a whole, it’s a relatively simple gameplay mechanic, with very few bells and whistles, stretched incredibly thin.”
    • “There’s simply no need to make the game this long and repetitive - you could have easily halved or even taken 75% of the level count away, heavily increased the rate of troop upgrades, and I would look a lot more fondly back on the gameplay.”
  • story
    19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is widely regarded as the standout feature of the game, praised for its complexity, engaging characters, and thought-provoking themes. Players appreciate the well-crafted lore that enhances the world-building, despite some minor grammatical issues. While the gameplay is considered simple and not particularly challenging, it effectively supports the narrative, making the overall experience enjoyable for those who appreciate a rich story.

    • “The story itself is the best part of the game; the gameplay is decent, but not very challenging. You can finish the game from start to finish without fully upgrading most units.”
    • “Amazingly complex and thought-provoking lore with interesting philosophical themes and ideas combined with an engaging story featuring intriguing, complicated original characters, all set in a unique universe.”
    • “I believe the story and lore are actually the strong points of this game; it's incredibly intriguing and well thought out.”
    • “It's a method to moving the story along.”
    • “And each character has their own small arc, some of them being somewhat bland but nonetheless adding to the lore and story.”
    • “I believe the story and lore is actually the strong point of this game and is like its own separate story; it's incredibly intriguing, though there are a bit of grammatical/spelling issues, but it's understandable and really well thought out.”
  • graphics
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are characterized by a charming, minimalist art style that, while not technically advanced, showcases a significant amount of detail and effort. Many players appreciate the pixel and 1-bit graphics, though some find them visually challenging. Overall, the aesthetic complements the game's narrative effectively, despite occasional difficulties in distinguishing certain elements.

    • “Also, the graphics might not be the best technically, but they still have a certain charm to them.”
    • “The art is minimalist but works really well, especially with the main character and the more elaborate visuals.”
    • “I love pixel graphics or even what is referred to as 1-bit graphics, but this hurts my eyes.”
    • “You wouldn't think it from just glancing at the graphics, but a tremendous amount of work and attention to detail went into this, and it has more depth and heart than most games that get pumped out lately.”
    • “The art style is simple, and I love it.”
  • grinding
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious and repetitive, often requiring significant time investment to fully upgrade and unlock content. The lack of enemy diversity further exacerbates the grind, making it feel monotonous and excessive, especially after completing higher difficulty levels.

    • “The game is incredibly grindy and repetitive, with little enemy diversity.”
    • “Another gripe I have is that grinding is required to fully upgrade everything.”
    • “If you want to unlock all unit dialogues, expect another hour or so of grinding hard 20 to get enough essence.”
  • music
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised, with many users considering it "pure perfection," particularly highlighting the combat theme as a standout. Overall, the soundtrack is described as consistently impressive and enjoyable.

    • “The music in this game is pure perfection.”
    • “My favorite has to be the combat theme, and honestly, every soundtrack just rocks.”
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Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War is a role playing game.

Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War is available on PC and Windows.

Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War was released on December 23, 2021.

Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War was developed by Arthur Hiroshi Morishigue Cavalcanti.

Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

Eldritch Lands: The Witch Queen's Eternal War is a single player game.

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