Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles Review - The Final Verdict
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Published 2024-03-27
From the same developer as The Falconeer, it offers a precedented amount of building freedom with intuitive tools and a gorgeous world to explore. As you venture through the world, various factions can be brought to your bulwark, though balancing the population becomes necessary. Otherwise, there are random events and other outposts to discover, supply routes to secure and maybe a little war to wage.
While it does lack many of the finer depths of the genre, not to mention a more involving narrative, Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles delivers on its premise with aplomb.
All Comments (18)
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It DOES redefine the city-builder genre with its focus on individual characters - something that (despite being a crucial factor in every organization in real-world, history and fiction) is always overlooked in city-builder and RTS games.
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I will be roleplaying as House Atreides in this game.
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Managed to balance Relations between faction and got all of them to live in my megacity That I am proud to say I made a bridge between islands in chapter 1 or campaign 1.
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I really struggled with the minimalist controls in the demo. Just me?
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Game is tons of fun, loving it so far
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Bro said "saaand booox" and all I wanna do is give him my money
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The game feels awfully limited by simply lacking more variety and number of tradeship captains, and free resource extractors.
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hello Bolt, how the hell are yall!?
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Beyond Sol but steam punk
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5rd
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C C C Combobreaker!
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Tedious, slow and not very deep. Looks great in artstyle though.
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Second
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third
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With all honesty, I’ve regretted paying the full price. I thought there is more to the game then what Demo does show. I was wrong. The game is just an expensive Townscapers.
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theres a similar game t hat looks thesame artstyle what is it again i forgot
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