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Une sorte de Civilization du pauvre avec des graphismes particulièrement minables et un environnement de villageois tout aussi minables... EnUne sorte de Civilization du pauvre avec des graphismes particulièrement minables et un environnement de villageois tout aussi minables... En vérité, tout est désespérément minable dans cette espèce de jeu indé qui voudrait se prendre pour un boeuf mais qui reste une misérable limace...Les graphismes donc en 256 couleurs, simplets et très misérables, ce qui n'étonne pas plus que ça puisque c'est réalisé avec le moteur Trinity, le moteur des jeux de misérables surtout utilisé par les développeurs indés à la petite semaine et pour cause : c'est de la daube pas chère pour les bricolos du dimanche !Le pseudo-jeu est tout en anglais en tout cas et d'un abord très peu engageant... après un "tutorial" qui fait le service minimum, il faut se démerder avec un merdier inexpugnable fait de menus et sous-menus disposés dans tous les sens. Gérer ce truc à la con est par conséquent une perte de temps ; on demandera à la poubelle si elle veut s'en occuper.

An incredibly addictive gameplay experience that ropes you in, dazzling you with its unique world and storytelling, that you will quickly lose sleep over.

Thea: The Awakening brings the background to less covered topics, with the Slavic mythology acting as the overarching theme instead of the cliché Norse or medieval settings, and that's something to praise. What Thea doesn't get right is that by trying to be too many things at the same time, it doesn't quite succeed at any of them and the result is a game that while not without its value, often feels too overloaded, with mechanics that trample each other. Nonetheless, Thea still has something going for it, it just doesn't fully materialize.

Finished it multiple times and i really enjoyed it. I bought it when there was a special price offer and i don't regret it. Of course,Finished it multiple times and i really enjoyed it. I bought it when there was a special price offer and i don't regret it. Of course, replaying the game brings nothing really new, but anyway i played it 50 hours. Also very nice to play in handheld mode in bed.

Never mind the fact that Thea: The Awakening can frequently feel like a needlessly complicated 4X stategy/survival rogue-like/card battler. If that was its only issue, this would be an easy recommendation. Regrettably, the inconvenience that is its user interface mars what could be something really awesome.

Thea: The Awakening has lots of interesting ideas, but shoves them into a compilation and order that stop them from being enjoyable. It isn't bad, so much as it is sure to cause a state of befuddlement in all who play it. It's also very hard to recommend this over, say, Civilisation VI. Add in the slight technical bumps and you have an awkward Switch port of a weird game. It just feels like someone through darts at a list of genres and went for it. 10/10 for ambition, not so much for the end result.

There's a lot of good in Thea: The Awakening. Nearly every bit of text is voiced, it's cool being able to grow your group of people, handling combat head-on or simply selecting to auto-resolve is implemented well, and there's a great deal of customization. However, it's rather short with only a single primary objective and there's no substantial reason to replay it.

With multiple ways to achieve victory and countless strategies to employ, Thea: The Awakening is designed to occupy your time for countless hours. A single playthrough can last hundreds of turns but once you’ve earned a victory, it will simply unlock new quests and options. The complexity leads to all sorts of different ways you can enjoy your time but also creates a gigantic barrier to entry. Without watching a YouTube video of a playthrough being completed and explained on the fly I may have just given up, which would have been a shame because Thea is a fantastic title worth spending the time to figure out.

Thea: the Awakening is a very good TBS/RPG, but with limited replay value unlike best titles in this genre. Having an actual story and questsThea: the Awakening is a very good TBS/RPG, but with limited replay value unlike best titles in this genre. Having an actual story and quests makes the game exceptionally entertaining for the first 1-2 playthroughs, but after that it becomes less and less interesting. And this is while game mechanics with unlocking and leveling up deities encourages multiple playthroughs.The game has a lot of interesting mechanics and good text quests with impactful choices, finishing it for the first time was a blast.

Thea The Awakening is a turn-based action game with a survival strategy proposal that results in an original and exciting game. It combines so many facts to give an extraordinary experience that could attract the fans on consoles of this old genre.

Thea does almost everything decently, but its flaws hold each of its parts back from being great. The one undeniable success in the game is the top tier story and worldbuilding that makes the game worth your time if you can get past the flaws.

The game is certainly not a bad showing of a top down survival 4X title, but when compared to other similar titles in the genre, there isn’t really anything to pull the player back in for more.

Thea: The Awakening offers an entertaining combination of crafting and card games, but suffers from poor storytelling.

Thea: The Awakening makes for something of a grim, low-power 4X strategy game that works extremely well with its particularities. Proper planning can only take a God so far as adaptability and luck plays a major role with random events that could very well lay waste to everything. While that's not necessarily always good fun, what it does do remarkably well in building the tense atmosphere that is quite unique for the genre.

Ultimately, Thea's genre blend is a success, but basic, bare bones presentation and repetitious combat hold it back.

A tactical and pretty intelligent roguelike, way different than most games of this kind, and full of bright ideas. Truly a surprising game that fans of challenging (but fair) products will definitely appreciate.

Turn-based game with elements of Slavic mythology, in which a number of sophisticated features create a complex and addictive experience. Sometimes luck plays too great role and user interface would deserve quite a few improvements. But otherwise Thea: The Awakening is an original, exciting and great game.

With so many interlocking systems, Thea: The Awakening is a bit of a Frankenstein of a game, but kudos to MuHa for bolting together everything so seamlessly and for trying something new, though it might be time for developers to put card game subsystems on ice for a few years.

Awesome and smart game. Not based on visuals but reimagining the already existing with a imagination and smartness. Don t expect stellar GFX.Awesome and smart game. Not based on visuals but reimagining the already existing with a imagination and smartness. Don t expect stellar GFX. They are good and they aren t the focus of the game.Prepare to have long and uncertain games, and turns of events that can save you or make an already "won" game to a disaster...If your weak, you ll get pissed.No cheating here, smart settings let stuff quite interesting.Nreally minor points could be improved and are being....but the game is awesome.

The game is just too complex for its own good which is a shame as there is fun lurking just around the corner. Fix combat, explain things a little better and chip away some of the needless aspects and Thea: The Awakening would be a much better game.

An incredibly personable, meticulously designed and atmospheric game. Beautiful art, a dark story wrapped in Slavic mythology and a steelAn incredibly personable, meticulously designed and atmospheric game. Beautiful art, a dark story wrapped in Slavic mythology and a steel backbone of carefully interwoven card game mechanics coupled with rogue-like and strategy elements.One of the most innovative and special games of the last few years. Buy it.

Suprisingly interesting game.I can say for sure, that there are only 2-3 games this year, wich really worth it's cost, like this game do.Suprisingly interesting game.I can say for sure, that there are only 2-3 games this year, wich really worth it's cost, like this game do.Be carefull - it can take you out of reality for many many hours. I wondered when other reviews warned me about it, but it is true - I found my self sitting late night for hours, stealing time from sleeping. Just right many years ago, when I was young =)This game gives anough freedom to play the way you want to, not putting you into hard borders . Many random encounters and accidents brings life. "Thea" is good balanced - it brings enough challange to the player, but also never brakes you in ruin. Many different ways an solutions to deak with.Game's language and texts are colorfull but very simple to understand, even for those, who is not good at it. Just like me =) And it don't overload player, making clear the main point.IMHO it is 9 of 10 ( if 10 is almost unreachable score for the best of the best)