What do skulking thieves do after a night of procuring shady spoils? They gather at a favorite tavern and wager it away on a friendly game of Light Fingers! Played on a magical clockworks game board, this turn-based multiplayer game has real-time action and devious opportunities for misdirection, all in the pursuit of securing more loot than your opponents. For friends among thieves, bragging rights for the most deft are the biggest steal of all
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Me parece um pouco cadenciado demais, e um pouco sem propósito além da estética para substituir um Mario Party da vida. Meh, até vejo potencial, mas é simplesmente esquisito além do que deveria ser.
Fun rougelike board game mixed with platforming dungeons that pit you against your friends. Can lead to many quiet living rooms, once friends get butthurt over devastating losses at the last second.
You can tweak with the settings to make matches shorter or longer with varying levels of difficulty. Its a pretty neat little multiplayer game.
You can tweak with the settings to make matches shorter or longer with varying levels of difficulty. Its a pretty neat little multiplayer game.
Very interesting ideas but lacking in execution.
The platforming sections are awkward and kills whatever achievements the board section gets
The platforming sections are awkward and kills whatever achievements the board section gets
The website for this game didn't make it at all clear that the core tactical board-game portion of it wasn't available in single-player mode, so all I played was the dungeon rush. This is unfortunately just a mediocre platformer with inexplicably annoying-to-collect coins.
While I can't speak directly to the rest of the game, if it had the same lack of attention to detail as the portion I played (things like lacking d-pad support despite being Switch-only and having most controls emulate directional buttons), I'm not excited to give it a try.
While I can't speak directly to the rest of the game, if it had the same lack of attention to detail as the portion I played (things like lacking d-pad support despite being Switch-only and having most controls emulate directional buttons), I'm not excited to give it a try.