In this video I give you my review of the tactical turn based RPG called The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos.
ABOUT THIS GAME
Are you ready to dive into a tactical RPG chock-full of charm, humor and crazy characters?!
They are clumsy, inexperienced and feisty but…they’ll have to endure each other’s company to get the dungeon’s treasure.
However, a feeling of déjà-vu quickly arises…
Guide this team of unlikely heroes in an adventure full of humor and chaos!
The Naheulbeuk universe is an original creation by French author John Lang. It started as a very popular audio comedy series parodying role-playing games and heroic fantasy tropes. Now the story is available in English and as a video game for the first time!
Game features
Play with seven classic role-playing game characters complementing each other’s skills as you level them up: the Ranger, the Elf, the Dwarf, the Barbarian, the Magician, the Ogre and the Thief!
Every member of the team has their own skill tree to upgrade their abilities and equipment.
Choose one of three additional companions to join the team on their adventure!
Exciting turn-based battles, with creative support mechanics between team members.
An adaptive difficulty system: from an accessible and fun story mode with simplified combat to the “nightmare mode” where the smallest tactical errors will doom you!
An expansive bestiary (more than 100 enemies!) pushing you to think more tactically with every fight.
Epic boss battles where you’ll have to muster both strength and smarts to emerge victorious!
Hidden and destructive objects (including beer kegs) with surprising status effects will turn the tide of battle for the better…or worse!
Explore a huge and surprising dungeon from the cave up to the luxury quarters of the evil lord Zangdar, passing through the goblin iceskating park and even an extremely lively tavern!
Escape traps and solve deadly puzzles to unlock the most impressive treasures!
Bizarre conversations, absurd situations and unusual encounters await!
Experience an exciting main storyline and many side quests for your heroes
ABOUT ME
I created the Vaniverse Gaming Channel in 2014 because I was having trouble figuring out how to do something in Elder Scrolls Online. I decided to make my first How to Guide on Lockpicking, and really enjoyed the experience.
The goal of my channel to create honest, informative, and hopefully entertaining videos on PC video games. My main focus is to create content that helps new players decide to purchase a game or figure out how to do something in a game that may be hard to understand.
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Hello, nothing new on conan exile?
Thanks for the video.
This looks like a game that I will pass on. The combat is too monotonous, the art style does remind me of the old Fable games, but that isn't enough for me.
so are the jokes really that good in english? cause i play i french and they are really in the spirit of naheulbeuk but they dont really seems to be translatable.
I played and completed this game, loved it. It was a bit easy especially if from the middle on when you play on normal, and the more advanced difficulty wasn't much different in terms of overall challenge, it was more annoying than difficult, with factors like occasional bad luck causing to your not just miss but often time hit yourself and/or near by ally units, with the right combination of timing and proximity this can be game ending when group tightly and having the team member like the barbarian wipe most if not all your team. Still a lot of fun, and more personality than 99% of games. The voice acting is amazing, and they do the concept of strategy rpg very well. It's not anything new really, but it is something familiar very well, so if you like games like final fantasy tactics, Disgea, or shinning force than this will be a very enjoyable game, if you don't…… RUN.
it might have been noiticeable to say that at first naheulbeuk was a podcast that got turned into a game because its popularity due to the humourus take on the RPG genre.
Keep the grind bro love ur vids
I remember watching all of ur conan exiles vids. Miss ya bro