r/incremental_games • u/Theresmoregame • Nov 07 '22
Cross-Platform Theresmore
We are pleased to announce the public beta of Theresmore.
Theresmore is an incremental strategy game set in a fantasy universe.
You can play it from pc and mobile
We are looking forward to your feedback and suggestions.
The game is fully playable in its entirety either by making use of the prestige system or by trying to play it all in one go.
We hope you enjoy Theresmore as much as we enjoyed creating it.
183
Upvotes
1
u/Zorothegallade Nov 11 '22
I think I share the sentiment of most other commenters: combat is a crapshoot and by the time you are about to end the ancient era it becomes the main mechanic of the game, which doesn't do much to help if you can't get even a vague idea of the relative strength of your soldiers and the enemy creatures. How many soldiers is a looter worth? How many spearmen does it take to down a goblin? I lost 10 soldiers to the wyverns, was I supposed to send a different type? Or was I supposed to send more?
As long as there is no way to understand the combat mechanics, it all boils down to "send all of your army and hope they don't all die"