Guys, seriously. I love myself a tactical XCOM-like something fierce. I got Pendragon for the story thinking that I'd breeze through it and enjoy it. Here I am 5 hours later, after the-Gods-know how many failed runs where my party gets utterly decimated in Camlann. If the knights don't do it, Mordred will. It feels like I constantly have zero clue as to who can attack me, how far they can attack me and what the hell do I have to do to beat Mordred, huh? The combat really feels random, haphazard and unfair...

1. I just completed my first run, with Mordred killing Arthur. I'm not sure what the whole point of the game was if you are just going to be Arthur in the final battle. Why did I go through all those other scenarios and gather more folks to aid me if I'm just going to fight the last battle as Arthur? Very confused what the point is. I must be missing something. 2. When you finish a game, it takes you right back to the "Choose your hero" screen to start another game. How do I just get back to the ma...

I don't want to pay $20 for a game I'll play once for two hours.

AD 673. Camelot has fallen. Sir Mordred has broken the Round Table with lies and hatred. Who will keep the dream of Camelot alive? Narrative Strategy Pendragon blends story-telling and turn-based gameplay without a border.

that the battle with Mordred is plainly awful? During HIS turn he goes super saiyan and gains whirlwind giving me no reprieve. He's arleady pulled that ♥♥♥♥ on me in 4 runs. What's the point if I am unable to plan ahead? Is there any choice involved in preventing him from getting certain abilities? Meanwhile I don't have any issue when using Arthur (100% win ratio)....