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9 people found this review helpful

Not Recommended

0.1 hrs on record

Posted: July 13, 2018

It's a very basic game based on the boardgame Ludo that looks like it's been made with RPG maker. Except you play it with two dice instead of just one. You can choose AI players or human players, but really it's the core board game at its very most basic level.

If you're really fond of Ludo and of Fairyland, then maybe you'll enjoy it. What you see in the video is the full game in its entirity. No achievements, challenges, any form of story, unlockables, new game mechanics or anything exciting.

Buck

4,826 products in account

3 people found this review helpful

Recommended

1.1 hrs on record

Posted: July 26, 2018

Good casual game. In fact, it's backgammon in the fantasy entourage. The story is that the four factions (each has its own symbol and color of crystal) try to pass into their home elementals. For fans of logic games like Sudoku.

Taggart

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Not Recommended

0.1 hrs on record

Posted: November 8, 2019

Fairyland: Power Dice is an unattributed ripoff of the childrens boardgame, Pachisi/Ludo made with the plague upon all gamers, RPG Maker, enabling incompetent "developers" to inflict low effort junk onto Steam for decades.

This is no exception, ugly retro pixel JRPG graphics, no working fullscreen, fixed resolution, all the typical failures and shortcomings of the RPG Maker engine. I can't think of anyone who likes boardgames but wants them to have terrible graphics, so I'm not going to recommend this.

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