As the game progresses, players can acquire currency to purchase additional abilities for their hero using a talent tree system specific to each character. The playing board area is divided into hexagon-shaped tiles that contain randomly generated features such as dungeons to explore, quests to complete, rival heroes to battle, or settlements to capture. Up to four players assume the role of a Hero character that represents a specific animal clan, each with their own unique strengths, with the ultimate goal to storm the castle and become the new king or queen of the kingdom. Whether you just want to dabble, or you need something with the depth to properly delve into, Armello is going to excite.Īrmello is a digital simulation of a traditional fantasy tabletop role-playing game utilizing virtual dice and cards which allow the player to carry out specific actions. With inspiration that ranges from Magic: the Gathering to Talisman, and Fable to Civilization, Armello is a truly unique game, yet feels so warmly familiar. The Kingdom of Armello is as dangerous as it is beautiful, perils, banes and bandits hide around every corner and a spreading corruption known as the rot is leaving no creature untouched.ĭesigned from scratch over a period of months, Armello is truly a cutting edge video game, but it has the heart and soul of a card game.
As a hero from one of the clans of Armello, you'll quest, scheme, hire agents, explore, vanquish monsters, cast spells and face off against other players, with one ultimate end goal in mind - storming the palace and becoming King or Queen of Armello. Are there more board games with a similiar theme of "high fantasy with antropomorhic animals"? Basically like the Redwall novels? It doesn't have to play like Mice and Mystics, which is basically a dungeoncrawler co-op game, those are easy enough to find.Armello is a grand swashbuckling adventure that combines three styles of play The deep tactics of card games with the rich strategy of table top board games, combined with a character role-playing system. I've been playing Ghost of Tale recently (probably one of the best games I ever played in my life, by the way), and it reminded me of a very fun board game I played with my friends soem years ago, called Mice and Mystics. Breja: I assume we've got some board games enthusiasts here, so I thought you guys might help me.
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