- August 7, 2020
- ChalkstoneInteractive
The Battle of Visby
20%Game Brain Score
graphics, atmosphere
optimization
33% User Score 12 reviews
Platforms
About
The battle of Visby is a visual narrative experience retelling the events that took place on the small Scandinavian island, Gotland during the summer of 1361. Visby, the islands main town is the trading centre of the North. King Valdemar Atterdag of Denmark lands his troops on the shores of Gotlands west coast. His goal is to invade Visby and rule the trading of the baltic sea. A small resistance…





Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
optimization4 negative mentions
- The game has a very atmospheric and immersive setting, particularly for fans of medieval history.
- The environments are well-made and detailed, contributing to a good mood throughout the gameplay.
- For a one-man production, the visual style and graphics are impressive, showcasing the developer's potential.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to low frame rates and crashes when changing settings.
- Gameplay can feel slow and sluggish, with a lack of engaging mechanics beyond basic quick time events.
- The story feels incomplete, with a very short playtime and no satisfying conclusions for the characters introduced.
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's optimization has been widely criticized, with players reporting significant performance issues even on high-end systems, such as struggling to maintain 30 fps after initial gameplay. Many users feel that improvements are needed in graphics optimization, sprint speed, and overall performance to enhance the gaming experience.
“A few things could be improved, in my opinion; faster sprint speed, an optimization pass on graphics, proper voice-over, and more stuff to explore.”
“Even with a relatively powerful setup (an i7-9700k and a GeForce 2080), my computer struggles to reach even 30 fps (initially around 60 fps, but after you've slept and wake up the next day, the performance goes down the well).”
“Too bad poor optimization ruins it.”
“However, this game is poorly optimized.”
“Even with a relatively powerful setup (an i7-9700k and a GeForce 2080), my computer struggles to reach even 30 fps (initially around 60 fps, but after you've slept and woken up the next day, the performance goes down the well).”