The day I saw this game I admit I did not have too big of expectations, all the Swords and Sandals games that came after the first three were never as good in my eyes. Never would I have expected this one to become that addicting as I decide to buy the game out of sheer nostalgia. The concepts, ideas, and inspiration behind the game are unique, interesting, and incredibly well-thought. There are a few bugs and missing textures here and there and the game is not very long right now (that's games in Early Access for you!), but nothing I wasn't willing to ignore to play it. There's genuinely a lot of potential in this game.

Swords and Sandals was the game of my childhood, I would stay near the desk that was closest to my class door in school just so I could get to my computer as fast as possible, I would argue with my friends over who made the better Gladiator in Swords and Sandals 2, we would scream at each other about the mistakes we made during the tournaments and we would dream every now and then about a third game. When I was young Swords and Sandals was my childhood, It was the first game that got me into the Strategy and Turn-Based games. And today nothing has changed.

The day I saw this game I admit I did not have too big of expectations, all the Swords and Sandals games that came after the first three were never as good in my eyes. Never would I have expected this one to become that addicting as I decide to buy the game out of sheer nostalgia. The concepts, ideas, and inspiration behind the game are unique, interesting, and incredibly well-thought. There are a few bugs and missing textures here and there and the game is not very long right now (that's games in Early Access for you!), but nothing I wasn't willing to ignore to play it. There's genuinely a lot of potential in this game. Swords and Sandals was the game of my childhood, I would stay near the desk that was closest to my class door in school just so I could get to my computer as fast as possible, I would argue with my friends over who made the better Gladiator in Swords and Sandals 2, we would scream at each other about the mistakes we made during the tournaments and we would dream every now and then about a third game. When I was young Swords and Sandals was my childhood, It was the first game that got me into the Strategy and Turn-Based games. And today nothing has changed.