Spear Song

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Spear Song is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Divovision Games and was released on October 10, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

Ancient Slavic knights fight against evil in turn-based tactical combat! Spear Song is inspired by Slavic folklore and fairytales. Colorful graphics will allow you to dive into this fantasy kingdom with knights fighting against authentic Slavic villains. Lead a squad of various characters and combine their skills to defeat the enemies! Evil spirits have invaded the kingdom, ghouls roam the…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The Slavic folklore setting is fresh and interesting, providing a unique change from typical fantasy tropes.
The game features thoughtful tactical battles with a variety of characters and skill trees, encouraging strategic gameplay.
The developers have shown promise with a roadmap for future updates, indicating potential for expansion and improvement.

The game is relatively short, with some players completing it in just a few hours.
The art style and music have received mixed reviews, with some finding them lacking in quality.
The starting party composition can limit strategic flexibility, making it challenging to adapt strategies as the game progresses.

music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with some users noting it as "good," while others find it somewhat lacking or "meh." Overall, while the music contributes positively to the experience, there are minor criticisms regarding its impact and quality.
- “Art and music are good; the translation and text still need a bit of work in places, but not enough to spoil the experience.”
- “Spear Song features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the Slavic setting and folklore elements.”
- “The music in the game is enjoyable and complements the overall atmosphere.”
- “Minor gripe that the music is a little lackluster; the art style leaves something to be desired in places, and sometimes I found myself having a character attack a box because I was trying to move the camera.”
- “The music in the game feels uninspired and doesn't enhance the overall experience.”
- “The soundtrack lacks variety and fails to create an engaging atmosphere during gameplay.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in "Spear Song" is praised for its streamlined mechanics, avoiding unnecessary complexity while providing a rich experience set in a Slavic folklore environment. Players control various units, such as knights and monks, and engage in rogue-like elements with a central hub for recruitment, shopping, and quests, all while working towards specific objectives to progress through maps and defeat bosses. Overall, the gameplay is considered enjoyable and well-structured.
- “Spear Song is set in a Slavic setting where you control units such as knights, monks, and enchantresses against folklore monsters. The addition of rogue-like mechanics provides a central hub in each map for recruiting units, shopping, and accessing a quest board. You must achieve specific objectives on each map to unlock the boss fight and advance to the next area.”
- “The mechanics in Spear Song are well-designed; it doesn't overwhelm you with hundreds of unnecessary mechanics that serve no purpose other than to clutter the gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and offers a unique blend of strategy and folklore elements.”
- “The mechanics in Spear Song don't overwhelm you with hundreds of features that exist solely for the sake of complexity, which makes the game feel cluttered.”
- “Spear Song is set in a Slavic setting where you control units like knights, monks, and enchantresses against folklore monsters. The addition of rogue-like mechanics provides a central hub in each map for recruiting units, shopping, and accessing quests. You must achieve specific objectives on each map to unlock the boss fight and progress.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics received mixed feedback, with some users noting that while there are improvements in character graphics and user interface, the art style could be better in certain areas. Additionally, there were minor issues with camera controls affecting gameplay. Overall, the graphics are generally considered good.
- “They improved the character graphics and added Russian voice acting from their previous demo.”
- “Graphics: good”
- “The art style leaves a lot to be desired in places, and at times I found myself having a character attack a box because I was trying to move the camera.”
- “They improved the character graphics from their previous demo, but there are still noticeable issues.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere is heavily influenced by the Russian voice acting, which adds an authentic cultural layer, though it may pose a challenge for players who only have a limited understanding of the language.
- “The atmosphere is incredibly immersive, with every sound and visual detail contributing to a rich and engaging experience.”
- “The game's ambiance draws you in, making you feel like you're truly part of its world.”
- “The haunting soundtrack and environmental sounds create a captivating atmosphere that keeps you on the edge of your seat.”
- “The atmosphere is heavily impacted by the fact that all voice acting is in Russian, which I only slightly understand.”
- “The overall ambiance feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth needed to immerse players.”
- “Despite the game's potential, the atmosphere fails to engage, leaving players feeling disconnected from the world.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of Spear Song is set in a Slavic-inspired world where players control a diverse group of units, including knights and enchantresses, to battle folklore monsters. The game features a central hub for recruiting units, shopping, and accepting quests, with players needing to complete specific objectives on each map to unlock boss fights and progress further. The addition of rogue-like mechanics enhances the gameplay experience within this narrative framework.
- “Spear Song is set in a Slavic setting where you control units such as knights, monks, and enchantresses against monsters from folklore. The addition of rogue-like mechanics allows for a central hub in each map where you can recruit units, shop, and access a quest board. You must achieve certain objectives on a map to unlock the boss fight and advance to the next area.”
- “The story feels disjointed and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with the characters or the world.”
- “While the Slavic setting is intriguing, the narrative fails to fully explore its potential, leaving many plot points underdeveloped.”
- “The quests often feel repetitive and uninspired, detracting from the overall experience of the story.”