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Tilted Mill Entertainment, Inc. / Sep 30, 2008 / RPG, Strategy
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CompareJune 11, 2009 - Update Two new playable Orc classes: Lord (Warrior) or Shaman. Expanded gameplay: Orcs consume twice as much food, learn martial skills faster, manufacture items slower, and the Shaman uses totems to summon creatures. Several new items regardless of character class.
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Very Positive
80% positive, 202 reviews
This is a fun little game that reminds me a lot of Majesty or Depths of Peril. I really like the feeling of building up a little town and conquering the world. It is strangely satisfying, even though the overall depth is lacking a bit here. You can set up a small, medium, or large world, the smallest only taking you a couple hours to beat, so this lets you finish in an evening or an afternoon and have a complete...
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-09
Good game!
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-25
Amazingly fun game, I have beat it 3 times through so far with intentions to keep trying more characters and higher difficulty. One definite thing, this game is not playable as is in my opinion. You have to follow the instructions for DIY Camera settings. This makes the game have a zoom in/out feature, so you can actually see things properly. Not sure if Steam will let me include this link, but google DIY Camera...
63 found this helpful, 2014-08-14
This game was a disappointment, and it weighed on me doubly so because it's based on an idea I love. Hinterland is one-part Diablo-style action game, and one-part village-management. Essentially, you go around a randomly-generated map, fighting monsters and trying to find resources to sustain a village. At the same time, you're recruiting villagers to your humble land who can then set up shop as tailors or...
143 found this helpful, 2013-12-29
Hinterland is the strange marriage of core game mechanic that many would consider best suited for a hardcore audience and an execution that caters heavily to a casual audience. The result is a seemingly confused game. Action RPG with strategy elements that's geared towards 20-30 minutes gaming sessions. It's also a game that you feel is missing something. The gameplay has a very arcade feel to it due to the lack of...
31 found this helpful, 2012-11-07
It's unusual game. Mix of H&S and city builder in oldschool style and in my opinion it's very good idea. What is quite unusual, when you play in this title, you feel like playing some board game. Interesting title for oldschool players. Might be more polished and potential is not fully exploited, but it is still good game. I wish that second, better part will be developed. VERDICT: If you're a oldschool gamer, you...
57 found this helpful, 2013-12-21
Despite its flaws, Hinterland is a fun experience and well worth the ten dollar (non-sale) price tag. Positives: + Good music (what there is) that fits the game's theme well + Simple to pick up controls and gameplay + Low system requirements Negatives: - Long load times at game startup or resume - Glitches are common and can be game breaking - Lackluster presentation and in-game interface Hinterland is a game...
21 found this helpful, 2015-06-06
“Kings are sad creatures.” ~Abu al-Ala al-Ma'arri Some ideas just appear to be cursed. Back in the late 90s / early 2000s, there was that idea in the air about mixing real-time strategies with role-playing games. There were many different approaches on such concept. Games like Battlezone and Uprising tried to let us manually control our units on battlefield, games like SpellForce tried to add heroes / commanders to...
13 found this helpful, 2022-03-20
been playing this here and there for over a decade. nothing really like it. arpg city builder. watch the Accursed Farms video on it. wish there were more games like this. more refined.
6 found this helpful, 2024-09-16
A nice game to kill a few hours with. Do not expect deep storylines or sophisticated combat systems, it is all fairly basic in many respects. However, the blend of city building, resource discovery and classical action rpg point and click combat comes together into an overall enjoyable package. I find this game refreshing and will happily dive into it every six months or so for a few hours just for some nice, fairly...
20 found this helpful, 2014-11-05