Legends of the Round Table

Started by al_infierno, February 28, 2026, 08:33:15 PM

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al_infierno

Very cool and unique little turn-based tactics game with card mechanics, and some awesome music and nice stylized graphics. I'm digging the demo a lot so far.

Not out yet, but there's a demo.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2387040/Legends_of_the_Round_Table/





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Jarhead0331

It's giving me Trial of Seven combat vibes from Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which is a very good thing!
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JasonPratt

Note that the demo has a larger drive footprint than Batman: Arkham Knight.

And the devs update the demo regularly. Which, good for them, but man it drinks the bandwidth regularly.

(Like the vast majority of games I actually own, I haven't played one second of the demo after several months. So this is all I can comment about. :Loser: )
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al_infierno

Quote from: Jarhead0331 on March 01, 2026, 03:29:52 PMIt's giving me Trial of Seven combat vibes from Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which is a very good thing!

The demo opens at a tournament, and it really nails that Knight of the Seven Kingdoms vibe since you play as an aging knight with his young and hardy squire.

It's only 2V2, but it really does feel like the Trial of Seven where you start out charging each other on horseback trying to score a good lance hit, grabbing fresh lances from your squire in between hits, and then when you get knocked off your horse, it turns into a melee. Knight characters have a special way of playing where they have honor, which you can lose by doing things like double-teaming an enemy, cheating before the joust, or refusing to let someone yield.

Also, when you're a few rounds into combat and the wounds start stacking up, your guys start staggering all clumsily like Dunk after he took that mace to the head.
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