Warman

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"Warman is a co-op focused, hack-and-slash Role Playing Game that supports up to 8 players. The game offers a freeform class system, endless character development possibilities, and random item generation. In Warman, you fight for the sake of fighting, with no story or moral dilemmas to worry about."

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50%

Audience ScoreBased on 38 reviews

grinding5 negative mentions

The mastery system allows for some customization of your character, providing a sense of progression.
The game has fun cooperative gameplay, making it enjoyable to play with friends.
The item attribute system offers various styles and encourages experimentation with different builds.

The game suffers from repetitive gameplay, with a lack of enemy variety and grindy mechanics.
Level scaling makes it difficult to progress, often punishing players for leveling up rather than rewarding them.
Technical issues, such as bugs and poor controls, detract from the overall experience and make the game feel unpolished.

grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to start off enjoyable but quickly become tedious, particularly due to repetitive combat and the need to defeat tough enemies for loot. The scaling of enemy levels adds to the frustration, as it undermines the game's anti-grinding mechanisms while still requiring players to engage in grindy activities. Overall, the combat, while not entirely bad, feels unbalanced and overly repetitive, detracting from the overall experience.
- “Starts fun but becomes grindy very quickly.”
- “Combat has to be both intuitive and engaging, with repetitive, grindy, basic, unbalanced combat being a turnoff.”
- “Getting loot is grindy, especially in the first area where you have to kill the tankiest beehives in order to get loot.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
Users emphasize that while a story is not essential, it significantly enhances the gaming experience by providing context, motivation, and investment. Even a basic narrative can serve as a valuable tool for tutorial integration and overall engagement.
- “Story is a motivator, not a hindrance.”
- “A story, even a basic one, gives context for the game and can help build motivation and investment.”
- “The lack of a story is fine, but the gameplay is dull.”
- “A basic story is also a very useful way to build in a tutorial.”
- “[b]Story:[/b] A story, even a basic one, gives context for the game and can help build motivation and investment.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The graphics have received mixed reviews, with some players finding them generic and clunky, while others appreciate the art style despite its cutesy appearance. Overall, the visuals are seen as underwhelming and in need of improvement, particularly in terms of polish and functionality.
- “The art style and game feel are promising.”
- “I personally love the art style.”
- “The graphics are on the bad side of generic, and in 4 hours, I found 3 enemy types and 1 boss.”
- “It's clunky, it has bad graphics, the gameplay is nonsensical, and it's bug-riddled.”
- “Graphics are a little too cutesy.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it dull and clunky, plagued by bugs and poor graphics, while others praise it as great. The lack of a compelling story and unclear mechanics have also been noted as drawbacks. Overall, the experience seems inconsistent, with significant room for improvement.
- “The gameplay is fantastic and keeps you engaged.”
- “I love the variety of gameplay mechanics that keep each session fresh.”
- “The controls are smooth and responsive, making for an enjoyable experience.”
- “The lack of a story is fine, but the gameplay is dull.”
- “It's clunky, it has bad graphics, the gameplay is nonsensical, and it's bug-riddled. I only have so much time in the day to stand in front of signs wondering why 'press E to read' just doesn't work because the developer never bothered to test that.”
- “What are the secondary gameplay motivations?”