- July 28, 2023
- Bookmark Games
- 11h median play time
Undaunted Normandy
Platforms
About
"Undaunted: Normandy" is a deck-building strategy game set during World War II. Command American or German forces in mission-based battles, using cards to control troops, seize initiative, and bolster defenses. Every casualty depletes your deck, adding a layer of tension to decisions and requiring strategic thinking. Lead wisely to turn the tide of battle in your favor.







- Faithful adaptation of the board game with intuitive gameplay and mechanics.
- The game is fully playable in its current state, and the developer is actively working on improvements.
- Offers a quick way to enjoy the board game without the lengthy setup, making it accessible for solo and multiplayer play.
- Graphics and UI are poorly designed, with many elements being hard to read and visually unappealing.
- Multiplayer functionality is severely lacking, requiring players to exit and re-enter the game for turns, making it cumbersome.
- The game suffers from frequent freezing and bugs, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
graphics
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many users describing them as poorly rendered and lacking polish, particularly in the 3D mode. While the 2D visuals are considered somewhat acceptable, they suffer from low resolution and a lack of clarity, making it difficult to differentiate between game elements. Overall, players express a strong desire for significant graphical improvements to enhance the game's aesthetic appeal and usability.
“Sure, there will be more work on graphics and small bugs, but I am positively surprised how far the game has come after such a short time.”
“The 2D visuals look much better and emulate the board and counters from the physical game.”
“The visuals are rough around the edges, sure, but the main appeal is always the gameplay, anyway, and the 2D mode is quite decent and I'm sure will become more polished in future patches.”
“If this game just had a classic 2D look with a nice and functional UI, I would give a positive review, but the game looks horrendous, with badly rendered terrain, counters that look like they've been cut out by a child, cards that are in different resolutions than other graphic elements, and a UI that looks like it was programmed in BASIC or FORTRAN.”
“The visuals are an absolute mess at the moment, even though they claim they just added high-resolution textures.”
“With all the fantastic assets that Osprey have at hand, I cannot for the life of me understand why the game uses awful washed-out map graphics and appallingly rendered 3D soldiers that look more like a Roblox model than anything remotely evocative of this period.”