I'd say it's exactly what you can see on the screenshots.

Not so sure about "old school", feels more like a phone game with the on rails movement, very simple and clean interface, and it's definitely not as deadly as the old school games I remember. Playing on normal, if you walk into something too hard and lose your entire army, you get to keep the army anyway and the poor men collect some gold for you to reinforce so you can try again.

It's entertaining enough for €4, but not much more. I'd say buy it if you're bored, like this type of games and want something new. Not a must have in the game collection by any means.

If you like Heros of Might & Magic style games - you'll love this short intermission of a game. The first thing I thought of when I played: This would make a nice introductory game for those wanting to get the feel of those TBS games like Age of Wonders, HoM, Kingss Bounty etc.. It is simple, yet keeps you going. The story is just for show, as there is no development. Controls, like the game play, are very linear. Music, although repetitive, is not annoying. Adds just the right amount of ambiance. But sometimes simplicity is the key to a great game. And for $4 - it's a good addition to any startegy lovers library.

Braveland is a very casual TBS. It's a good game to play in half hour intervals. It also provides a solid 5-7 hours of gameplay. I'd say that's a plus for the pricetag.

The game's battle system isn't very deep and it's clearly designed for casual players. Despite this, it manages to throw heavy (yet short-term) consequences for playing badly on hard mode. The game has a small element of resource management wherein the more efficient you play, the more money you get to keep. If for example you play terribly on hard mode, you'll end up earning less gold (you'll have to pay more to replenish your party). The battles are finite so you can see how this can affect you. Luckily there's a way to earn gold in case you mess up. Be warned though that the other method is pretty boring.

I went in expecting a casual experience and that's exactly what I got. The only thing I can really complain about is that window mode was not part of the option menu.

4/5. Not bad!

This isn't a deep RPG with complex strategies and agonizing decisions. What it is, however, is a fantastically fun tactical turn-based gem. A bit more linear, it follows the recipe of titles like Faster Than Light and boils the genre down to it's essence. Fight, improve your team, and take on bigger baddies. Oh yeah, and find or buy a little loot along the way.

After a long day of work when you just want to play and not have to think too hard, this is a great addictive way to kill some hours and destress a little. Highly recommend. For $3.99 US you can't go wrong.

Its simple and fun. There isnt much story and mostly pretty basic but for £4ish this game is a steal. It looks nice plays well, I havent encountered any bugs.
Well done whoever made it! allot better than allot of the other small games on here.