Pendragon
Pendragon is a turn-based strategy game, where every move you make drives the narrative, and every story twist opens new gameplay opportunities. Will you advance and show your mettle, or cautiously retreat? Will you slip round enemies, or encounter them head-on? And when sacrifices are required, who will you put in harm's way? From the creators of the multi-award-winning 80 DAYS and Heaven’s Vault. Rally the Knights of the Round Table. Some will make it to Camlann and King Arthur. Others will fall. But every turn will change history. Will Sir Lancelot be reunited with Queen Guinevere? Will she spurn him, or embrace him? Will Sir Kay ever forgive Sir Gawaine for siding with Sir Mordred? Can Morgana le Fay be trusted? Where is Merlyn? Who lies buried in Mordred’s graveyard? Who is the archer in the woods? What has become of Excalibur? Secrets will be uncovered. Hearts will be broken. People will die. But maybe, just maybe, King Arthur can be saved…
Game Discussion
Steam User 2
This is a creative storytelling device with some chess-like encounters. I enjoyed it as something different, but it's clearly not worth the $20 price tag by any stretch. A playthrough is completed in about 45 minutes and while there are separate paths that you can select, playing as different characters doesn't change much beyond the nature of the insults hurled about and unlocking new characters happens very frequently even without intending to do so. It's unique, but there isn't much meat here.