I have to write a review, i have more then 2500 games in account,I rearly write review and consider this I have 150 hours invested in game, more than 90% of achivment unlock and i am father of three children age 3 then 2 a last one 1 year, i don`t have time to play time consuming games, so i can only play lite turn base game like this. It is good game and only game my children let me play, they like cartonish character and both are in my laps where I have lots to explain, like wolfs are dogs and probably reason i don`t play more agressive.
What i like given my free time,
Developers are good.
Don`t have time for multiplayer so as single player - replayability - fantastic game
It is fun,simple, fast, don`t need to remember what i need to do after 2-3 days you just start and know what to do next
easy learning curve,

So is it wort the price, yeap but i get game when is on discount(I have) and i was suprise that i gave almost full price for first DLC, for me it is geting in right direction.

So 9/10 my score

An enormously enjoyable strategy/RPG/roguelike thing that's surprisingly hard to explain. Choose a crew, each with unique talents, send them on expeditions filled with randomized content where they attempt to solve mysteries, pass skill checks, engage in entertaining conversations, and fight in a wildly unusual turn based combat system built around the interplay of global and character moods and skills. Then go back to your home base and spend your assorted gains to enhance your characters, publish research to give yourselves bonuses, buy equipment, and collect a retinue of followers. While you're at it, give lectures to turn your fame into yet more bonuses of your choice. Then, go out again, with the ultimate goal being to amass enough renown to win the game.

It's deep, rewarding, and wholly unique in my experience. It's also amazingly replayable, with a diversity of expeditions each of which plays differently every time depending on both luck and the particular skills of your crew. Charming art, clever writing, and an appropriately absurd atmosphere add to the fun. All in all it's great fun, and I'd highly recommend it for any fan of strategy and/or RPG's.

After thoroughly enjoying myself it's definitely time to write a review for everyone to see! (I hope)
... what are you waiting for? Get this game. If you seem the least bit interested in it I can assure you it's amazing.
What's that? You want a review first? Oh... Well okay then, I guess I could do that.
Except then I'd be here for a very long time - and I really wanna keep playing this game - so please bear with me here.
It's a good game, there's WAY too much to explain, if anything about it seems interesting to you, do yourself a favour and get it. It's just great and all the chance and possibilities involved make it so replayable, it won't be boring EVER.
Note that I've been playing in Adventure Mode on Classic Difficulty only, and I can also recommend that, it's just the right amount of challenging.

I'd give this TWO thumbs up but one will have to do. Cheers.

Here's a quick recap of my first adventure, two hearty adventurers who are trained for battle set out on adventure to kick ♥♥♥ and take names when out pops a 14 year old magician stowaway who teaches them the meaning of love and understanding. Soon they come to the summit of a great mountain and prove themselves the greatest adventurers to ever live. 10/10 would play again and recommend dlc to enhance experience,

A very fun game, good to waste some time on but there are some caveats.

The game is well built and the ui is easy to navigate for the most part, I myself only ran into some troubles when trying to pick new skills for characters but once figured out there are no issues. The Tutorial is simply great and allows you to get to know the game and explains everything extremely well. Gameplay is solid and certainly different than other games, which is a big plus. See it as a bit of settlers of catan, where you need to earn resources in order to win the game. Tie this in with a bit of D&D and you get this game.

I PERSONALLY got tired of the game pretty quickly, this is because I am not a completionist, once I have seen something once I have little desire to visit it again, so if you are like me consider waiting for a sale as the full price might not be worth it. The game CAN be completed in as little as an hour to a couple of hours depending on the difficulty you set it on. There are about 8 "Maps" that you can play on and without the DLC that adds 2 more there is not a lot of variance in the game. The only variance is the different runs you do on the same maps over and over by only changing characters, this is what I didnt enjoy myself. If you are someone that likes to collect achievements, unlock all of the characters or visist 100% of evey map I can easily tell you that over 100 hours of fun await you in this game.


TLDR:

In the end I would definately recommend this game, If you are someone that doesnt like replaying games wait for a sale, are you a completionist this game is an absolute steal even for its current price.

Great game.
Much like FTL with a few elements of Civ.

This game need more strategy that u thought.
also there's more challenge if u more plays.

Pros :
+ make me spend more time to play this
+ need strategy even on normal difficulty
+ i really like this game
+ more challenges ready if u more plays

Cons :
- repeating game make it boring
- some plays make it too hard itself
- i just hope more characters, more maps, more difficulty spread. (DLC might slove this)

A good game that was worth the 20.00 $ I paided for it.

When I first heard of Renowned Explorers : International Society (henceforce known as RE:IS) my initial reaction was along the lines of "what on earth is this?". I purchased it on a whim, and having now played it for nearly 100 hours and all treasures collected, it has definitely turned out to be one of my wisest purchases (and heck, i'm actually writing a proper review for once, my first one on steam.)

RE:IS is a roguelike in an Indiana Jones style - you and your crew will be having adventures all around the globe, from searching castles in the Scottish highlands to the tombs of ancient pharoahs in Egypt in the hopes of finding treasures (and with over 100 treasures to find, there is plenty to see.) You'll run into a variety of characters such as bagpipe playing clansmen, pirates suffering under a voodoo curse and a group of monkeys worshipping a giant fruit.

The game keeps a fairly lighthearted and humourous theme throughout, which is aided by its bright and colourful art style. Don't let this fool you however - there is a surprising amount of depth to be found in the games combat and exploration systems. Battles have three different approaches: you can befriend your enemy, offering them things such as compliments and peace treatires. Or you can take a straight up physical approach - hacking and slashing your way through hordes of your opponents. If you prefer a more devious approach, you can play mind games with your opponents, hurling insults towards them in such number that they run away from the battlefield sobbing.

Overall, RE:IS takes a refreshing approach to the turn-based rogue-like genre. The developers are very active within the community and listen to feedback and suggestions from players. The game is frequently updated with new content, and more has been promised down the line. I highly recommend purchasing this game.

Renowned Explorer (RE) is one of the very best game that I have played for the last 10 years, period :).

I have about 300 games, and haven't felt so excited about a new game for such a long time --- perhaps the last time that I felt so excited was as long as Civilization 1 in 1991.

I normally play RPGs, but Renowned Explorer is in a Genre all by itself. It's radically different from the typical RPG or strategy games that I am family with. Because it is so different, it took me a while to grasp and learn the basics of the game. In the end, after learning about the game, I begin to have great fun... and hundreds of hours on the game.

The nice thing about RE is that the entire game campaign consists of 5 expeditions, and you can play it over and over again with different team setups. Different team captains have different super powers, and so, each game with a different captain usually require different strategy and even different playstyle, making in intriguing and interesting.

Another nice thing about RE is that the development team offered to add additional contents and updates on a regular basis. So far they have already added quite a bit of new content. Such a commitment from a developing team is really commendable. Even with 276 hours played, I will still be playing this game whenever they add anything new.

I am sure I will get MORE than my money's worth and highly recommend this game.