[FREE] Turn based combat with Pirates, our first game

Hello Unity lovers !



Im Phil, a 2d/3d game artist, i try with a friend to make a living of video games. easy isnt it ?
We just released our first game on android for free. Its called Rogue and bones, the pirate's life.
Its a strategic game were you fight pirates in turn based combats to discover the wealth and secrets of the end of the world.

It is available here :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Grogrostudio.RogueAndBones&hl=fr

We would love to have some feedback on the game, we know there is some place for improvement.
The game is pretty hard at first glance but each run you keep some loot from the previous one and you can go further.

Its done with unity (of course !) and we learned a lot by doing this game.
i will post some concepts soon as a bonus !

Thank you
have fun !

 

I forgot the post a video :3

 

Here are some bonus concepts i did for the game
First time i use broad strokes like this, i use more painterly style usually.
But it gives a comics vibe to it.

 

Looks good, I really like the graphics style. But I have iphone only. Any plans to port this game to ios?

 

Thank you @milankoncir,
not for now but if we get some decent downloads on android (enough to pay the entry fees for ios) we will surely port it to IOS

 

not a mobile gamer and i know nothing about that market, but this has really nice art, you shouldn't give it away for free. one dolla at least

 

Thank you for the compliment
On mobile, its really hard to get downloads with premium model and the game is not that long once you understood the good weapons and relics to finish the game :/
We will maybe try premium for an other game

 

Excellent style of art and game! Well done! I think sound effects could be better, but otherwise looks excellent.

Let me know would you be interested for help with sounds

All the best for development

 

Yeah the sound is the weakest part of the game :/
We will invest some money in our next game for the sound, i keep your contact