About This Game Tempest Citadel is a base building game set on a storm-ruled planet in which sci-fi and fantasy collide. Assume the role of an enigmatic Captain from Terra, whose past and future are yours to shape, as he embarks on a mission to explore a deadly world that promises wondrous and terrible power.But you are not the first to come.Armies of ruthless enemies hide within the clouds, hungry for the blood of the weak and the foolish. From gene-spliced psychics to cyborg dark-mages, other factions have claimed the ancient sites which hold the technological marvels you seek.Can you build, grow, and risk enough to stand against your enemies? Will you forego mercy against those who would show you none? Do you have what it takes to fight for control of this world and claim the secrets of the ancient dead race that once ruled it?Your mission was a lie. Your first moments waking from cryostasis bear this revelation, and you find yourself in a corner of the cosmos that you know nothing about. Only one thing is clear: those that sent you knew full well what they were doing.Beneath you, a planet sleeps imprisoned by the planet-wide storm ruling its surface. What you're after – your true mission and your only way home – hides deep under those rage-fuelled clouds. And the price of ultimate power is always the most dear.Tempest Citadel sees you building a city in the clouds, module by module, and leading 100 unique crew members into action, be they Soldiers, Scavengers, Workers, Researchers, or Medical Experts. You pick their role, their training, their equipment.Explore a Tech Tree of over 200 research items, enhance your crew with Perks, Augs and Psionic abilities. Gather resources and build up your base and squad equipment.The primary goal is to explore the surface. You start by scanning and picking sites to send expeditions to, using any intel you can find to pick the best squad for the terrain, weather, and opposing forces. Preparation is vital; once your squad lands, the battle plays out automatically.Survival means conquest, so a big focus of research and production is optimising your attack squad and your city defences. With a full array of Sci-Fi weapons, armour, and augmentations, you can make anything from Bio-Enhanced Super Soldiers, to Exosuit-Wearing Assault Troopers, or even Psychic Stormweavers. Ultimately, choosing the right tool for the job is essential to victory; the right squad design can often overcome sheer strength in numbers.With a large crew to manage, you have options to auto-equip based on a role, such as "Assault Runner", "Skirmisher", or "Sniper". When you resupply with new weapons and armour, your crewmembers choose the best for their role.Successful missions can yield research data, such as blueprints and schematics, as well as scrap and tech items. Back at the city, these are vital to unlocking the 200+ node research trees, and constructing 170+ modules, items, and weapons.Missions will also have a cost, both material and human. If your soldiers fall in battle, you can bring them back with all kinds of technology - but they might lose their humanity in the process.Your progress on the planet is beaten back by 5 enemy factions, each with their own troops, tech specialities, strengths, weaknesses, and storylines. Overcoming them is no easy feat. Further, the day-to-day running of the city is interrupted by tactical and social dilemmas that lead to great risks – but also to lucrative opportunities.Aartform Games' previous Steam releases include the empire building economics sim Spice Road and a fun sculpting program Curvy 3D---What lost secrets lay hidden beneath the eons-old storms? What unimaginable treasures await your finding? What will you sacrifice to find out?Be the Captain of the Terran ship.Brave the dark reaches of the storm world.Build a Tempest Citadel that will outlast them all. 7aa9394dea Title: Tempest CitadelGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Aartform GamesPublisher:Aartform GamesRelease Date: 17 Apr, 2018 Tempest Citadel Download Exe File Defeated the Entire Game in 12.2 HoursGood:Graphically it looks good.BadIts a point and click, your choices don't matter honestly.It felt like I kept doing the same things OVER and OVER again...watch my troops autofight a battle, click some rooms in a dungeon to loot items, and repeat all steps.As probably said elsewhere, There are worse games but for its price it is just not worth it.. An interesting game that I had fun playing through, but very rough around the edges. The ui feels clunky at times and the battles can have a strange balance, when playing the same mission twice resulting in a crushing defeat and then the next not a single on of your units even hit without any change to tactics or gear in between attempts. Despite this the game has a lot of good concepts and customization.At its price, I would say this game is worth a playthrough for any fan of strategy games, and even more so when on sale. Not sure if it has much replayability though, because at the moment I feel no real urge to go back and play through again.. Really enjoying this so far. It's a little different to what I was expecting since you tend to take more of crew management role rather than micro managing them during combat etc. But that's been done to death already in other titles so this is a refreshing twist.The graphics are technically a bit dated (low poly etc), but in terms of art direction and design it looks brilliant. Reminds me very much of my gaming in the early 2000s.. This game is quite boring. The game mostly plays itself, choices that I make don't seem to have any direct consequences. There are many items available to equip your troops with, but chosing one weapon over the other doesn't have any results on combat. Going one way over another in the tech tree also didn't seem to make any difference. The battles are tedious and offer no fun to watch. It felt like I kept doing the same things: fast forward to complete reasearch, watch my troops autofight a battle, click some rooms in a dungeon to loot items, and repeat all steps. The story is interesting, but does not offer enough fun to compensate for the other boring factors of the game.. It's about six hours of gameplay if you play fast, 10~ if you play slow. With that out of the way let's move on. Tempest Citadel is a trippy sci-fi romp into a stormy planet that is trying to be several games at once without really mastering any aspect. Now, this is not to say that this game is bad. I would say this might be one of the best X-Com inspired indie games of the decade. But what I am saying is that there are obvious flaws in Tempest Citadel. You awaken from cryosleep and quickly get shot down. You then do a few missions and locate a flying citadel that you turn into your base. This base is where you construct new facilities and otherwise play the game from. You then launch over a hundred ground missions, which is just an excersize of letting the game auto-complete itself. There are a few different types of enemeies, which you always see at such a distance they all just look like people in armor. You just sort of techrush and get guns and armor to stomp enemies. Where the game gets things right is it *tries* to impose moral choices that are actually single choice answers. At the start of the game you learn that a portion of your crew died in cryosleep, and you can otherwise harvest them for resources. You can however revive them at the very, very end of the game if you keep them; where by then you will have either lost the game by then or not need them. Then the game gives you not one but two different fake chances to play diplomatically. The order hate you and the mechanists eventually turn hostile because you are forced to lauch a suicide mission. This is a great attempt, but the writing starts to fall apart in the middile of the game as you stop caring what these people are babbling about. The Dominion and Order just insult you, the Mechanists don't give straight answers, and the Arcane just sort of exist. The game gets very tedius in the mid-game, and very little variation happens. Only hard core strategy fans should apply.. Summary: no regrets buying it.its not perfect. has it flaws? - yeshas it questionable design choices? - yesis the graphic medicore? - yesdid it made fun? hell yeah!The game is pretty niche, you don\u00b4t make much by yourself, you kinda set things up that will then have an effect.in the first glance i underestimated the game\u00b4s complexity. you may be only watching the fight, seeing research\/production only as numbers but the impact your choices and distributions have is insane. changed some settings and from a devasting loss became a clean victory.in the end i don\u00b4t have any regrets buying it, even if i first was intimidated by the low amount of reviews\/info\/discussions.it kept me good entertained and even forget time sometimes. the game focuses on its strengths and its flaws arent that much of a bother.i can, without doubt, recommend this little gem. Worst game I have ever played. UI text blemeshes the eyes. Read dark text from brightly paneld UI to feel a nice sharp tinggling in your retina. A game that gives you as many females as males to balance its ANTI-Male Bernie Supporting Developers.I would say to stay far away from these optic nerds. I hate this UI text reading cr@p always when I think a game would be good. Look at steam their UI is darker than their text??? See how easy this is on the eyes???? see??! Why do Developers not???. Nothing wrong with this game, it just feels about 10 years late.Battles themselves are very dull, I'm not sure why your given the illusion of control as its basically auto resolve.There are worse games but for its price this just isn't worth it.
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