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Honestly there is very little reproach you can do to this game, it is just genuinely good ! True, there is no narration, true it is a veryHonestly there is very little reproach you can do to this game, it is just genuinely good ! True, there is no narration, true it is a very simple game, true all units are not equal... Then what ? This is not a problem, this is a developer choice ! This game encourages you to make your own strategy to beat what seems to be an extreme challenge for gamers, but can be tweaked into a die and retry for beginners.A truly amazing game, didn't give it 10 just because I would have loved pikemen to be slightly stronger, but no big deal

Very hard at first as the game doesn't do any hand holding. Exactly as described by the creators and a fun little game, specially after theVery hard at first as the game doesn't do any hand holding. Exactly as described by the creators and a fun little game, specially after the first 4 hours once you have some starting traits and items.I loved the game and the reason for me giving 10 is that I really don't know what more I could ask for or expect from this game. I love the battle tactics, specially when taking some risks on hard difficulty.

The minimalist design and deceptively challenging randomly generated world really has me hooked. Very much pick up and play, and it's just asThe minimalist design and deceptively challenging randomly generated world really has me hooked. Very much pick up and play, and it's just as comfortable for 20 minutes as it is over too many hours in to the early morning

Bad North delivers in both quality and quantity in this easy-on-the-eyes point-and-click. The animations are clean and crisp. The sound andBad North delivers in both quality and quantity in this easy-on-the-eyes point-and-click. The animations are clean and crisp. The sound and music are perfect for the atmosphere. Lacking majorly in the narrative department, this game makes up for itself with strategic and rewarding play that can take away hours in an instant.

Fun but simple game-play mechanics. The game gets to the end still difficult. I like it very much that you can´t really pause the game duringFun but simple game-play mechanics. The game gets to the end still difficult. I like it very much that you can´t really pause the game during the combat to think what you need to do next. This sense of urgency is enhancing the experience with the game.

"Fast, fun and simply"From the level one, you already know what to do; is intuitive, simply, and this perfect for the fast rhythm of the game, and is incredible funny! The combat system and animations feel so smooth.The bad things are only two; is very short, and the levels feel generic.And other things wort mentioning is that there could have been a final boss, and i think that a hero unit system would have been very interesting, but you don't have time to miss these things while you are in the game!

For a game that claims to be a roguelike it has the depth of a one inch hole.This game feels like a mini-RTS game that was made forFor a game that claims to be a roguelike it has the depth of a one inch hole.This game feels like a mini-RTS game that was made for Smartphones.The campaign is not interesting, the items and traits are not interesting, the troops are not interesting, the most interesting things are enemies and even those are shallow.Why the hell they give a cliff jumping attack to the unit that usually is frontline tanker.By the end of the game you will be using a party of 2 archers and 2 shield warriors because Pikemen can't deal with the damage dealt by the Brute Bow users and they die fast.I don't recommend this game to anyone, the gameplay is boring, the replay value is nada and even though it has random elements, it lacks the things that make a roguelike interesting, there is no learning or complexity in it. It's like it's not even a proper game.

All in all, Bad North's gameplay is very engaging and keeps you on your feet. Despite some weakness in the narrative department, most design choices pay off. It is a polished experience that has kept me entertained for a good amount of time.

L'indé du soir est en 3D, ce qui n'est pas commun ! il ne vous jette pas ses gros pixels à la figure, bien au contraire même si ses graphismesL'indé du soir est en 3D, ce qui n'est pas commun ! il ne vous jette pas ses gros pixels à la figure, bien au contraire même si ses graphismes 256 couleurs très simplets seraient bien plus à leur aise sur les téléphones. Les **** sons qu'il produit sont bien ridicules d'ailleurs.C'est une sorte de stratégie en temps réel qui lorgne davantage sur la défense de tours (ici, des petites maisons) qu'autre chose ; ça se passe toujours sur des petites îles envahies par des Vikings énervés. Le temps est fortement ralenti lorsqu'on donne les ordres, ce qui n'est pas un mal, loin de là : un principe qui devrait être repris pour tous les STR sur consoles !Mais c'est simplet et surtout, très répétitif, y compris jusqu'à l'indigestion... tout se ressemble et tout est toujours pareil : quelle monotonie ! le principe aurait mérité d'être mieux développé, car en l'état, on s'y ennuie rapidement, très rapidement : c'est bad, décidément trop bad pour espérer convaincre en quoi que ce soit.

A minimalistic, good-looking RTS built around a heavily emphasised risk/reward system. It might not be remarkable, but it was still able to make me lose track of time.

Bad North is a good strategy game which combines tower defense and roguelike elements. The game has decent soldier upgrades, a big map and enemy variety, but lacks repeatability.

This game is fine, but it has a fatal flaw. It has no variety, and the replay value is really low. It is a big flaw considering that thisThis game is fine, but it has a fatal flaw. It has no variety, and the replay value is really low. It is a big flaw considering that this game is aimed to play it again and again. Sorry, but it is not happening.This game is based in a minimalist strategy game, where you play over and over until you die, and you must start from scratch. And, since the game is quite repetitive (i counted around five types of enemies), then it's hard to try to play it again.The game, as a strategy game, is fine, and the graphics are acceptable (for a minimalist game), but it lacks story, variety and any achievement. Even the "loots" are meh.I died for the third time and I think I get it enough.I give a 5/10 only because it's an indie game.

Bad North strips away just the right amount of complexity and headache that real-time strategy games tend to have, resulting in a core experience that is challenging, rewarding, and very replayable.

I was completely enthralled with Bad North‘s simplified take on the RTS and its straightforward yet tactical gameplay – up until I died the first time. There are some neat ideas here, but the roguelike structure highlights its weaknesses more than its strengths. The brilliant minimalism is really only intriguing the first time around; all other times you’re trudging your way back to the part where it gets interesting, then suddenly losing it all.

A minimalist's take on the real time strategy genre, with a strong pick and play quality that doesn't quite do enough to bridge the gap between novices and veterans of the genre.

Bad North is a fun, challenging RTS Roguelite. The visuals paint a charming picture, giving you a false sense of security until the Vikings begin their assault. As your island is bathed in their (or your own) blood, the game keeps you on your toes despite the simplistic interaction you have. This is absolutely worth your time, even if the genre isn’t usually up your alley.

The presentation side of the game shines bright in all areas and I must admit that I especially loved the game’s beautiful and fantastic artThe presentation side of the game shines bright in all areas and I must admit that I especially loved the game’s beautiful and fantastic art style. They’ve implemented the easy to pick up and play style extremely well and the simplistic controls stop things from getting too complicated. The game can be a little too difficult at times I actually think they got the balance pretty much spot on, which in the end did make the gameplay more fun and enjoyable. The strategy elements may not be the best I’ve ever come across but I actually enjoyed them a lot because often the approach they go with is actually pretty clever. When played for long periods the game does get repetetive quite quickly so I would recommend that you play this game in short bursts. In terms of depth the game doesn’t have a great amount and this makes the slow pace of the game stand out even more. Each island looks and plays out the same way and a little bit more in terms of variety would’ve been nice to have here. Does Bad North do enough to get a recommendation from me? Bad North did intrigue me quite a bit because the art style which I had seen definitely tickled my fancy somewhat. Thankfully after playing the game for a bit quite a few of the game’s aspects tickled my fancy, but it’s far from perfect and it does suffer with a few noticeable shortcomings. That being said it does get more right than it gets wrong and when the strategy elements flow and combine with the gameplay you do end up having a fun and enjoyable time. I will however recommend that you play the game for short bursts though because it does get repetetive after a while and I think that’s because the game suffers when it comes to the lack of depth and variety in some areas. If you’re like me and you enjoy a good strategy game every now and then, then you will enjoy what Bad North has to offer and whilst it won’t be the best game you’ve ever played in this particular genre it still does enough to justify a recommendation from me.