- May 16, 2024
- Wildermyth
Wildermyth - Omenroad
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About
"Wildermyth - Omenroad" is DLC for the base game "Wildermyth" and offers a new way to play. It features a roguelike tactical challenge mode with progression across runs, and a new story campaign titled "A Walk in the Unlight" that takes heroes beyond the Yondering Lands. The challenge mode features a gauntlet of battles with increasing difficulty, where players choose a path based on risk and reward. At the end of a run, players can promote their favorite heroes and bring them to the next adventure.





- The addition of roguelike mechanics breathes new life into Wildermyth, making it more engaging and replayable.
- The new campaign and gameplay features are well-designed, providing meaningful choices and exciting rewards.
- Overall, the DLC is a fantastic addition to an already beloved game, with many players expressing satisfaction and enjoyment.
- The DLC suffers from frequent freezing and crashing issues, making it frustrating and unplayable for some users.
- The writing in the new campaign is overly lengthy and convoluted, detracting from the overall experience.
- The challenge level is significantly higher than in the base game, which may not appeal to all players and can lead to frustrating gameplay.
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the well-written and engaging narratives, particularly in the new DLC campaign, while others criticize the increasing verbosity of the dialogue, which they feel detracts from the overall experience. Many users noted that the procedural elements still provide a coherent narrative structure, but some felt that the new campaign's story could be overly drawn out and lacking in meaningful content. Overall, while the writing has its highlights, the balance between story depth and pacing remains a point of contention among players.
“The story in this DLC is really great, a solid addition to an amazing game.”
“It's well-written and enjoyable, and the story is interesting!”
“Even in procedural campaigns, there's some degree of story; things happen in an order that makes sense, and you upgrade (and lose heroes) as you go, following a traditional narrative structure.”
“The one time I got far enough that I finished the fight and got onto the plot, the story froze and then crashed.”
“This DLC has story bits that go on and on until it just becomes too much, and I can't help but skip it.”
“It's silly that the new campaign is so ridiculously wordy, but there's no story content at all for the challenge mode, not even the procedural story beats.”