Naheulbeuk's Dungeon Master - Royal Court Reviews 

hey thanks a bunch for the information. I didn't know all that. :)

hahaha i'm glad! :D

I had to give a like for that reason alone! 🤣

@@ZeeJohansen Thank you!

Yep! Thanks a bunch. I've heard that from others but I still appreciate it :)

See I thought so too. I had a meat buffet and a veggie buffet, 2 cooking tables on 2 levels AND dwarf tables at each dining room. See what I mean? They still weren't eating :(

You need to recruit a dwarven cook. When you see dialogue popping up like "Is this supposed to be food?" you need a cook of that race.

Wow that's...interesting. You're right I didn't know that. It might've been cool to see a dungeon but a tavern kinda simulator. Honestly it's kinda out of place. Thanks btw! :)

I didn’t know that, that’s very interesting!

I think you confond with Tavern Master, another game that came out not long ago. This one always been a dongeon game, as it is based on our french culte humoristic saga mp3 Donjon de Naheulbeuk (with also books, music albums etc and now their 2nd game), and it's a project of John Lang (Pen of Chaos) the autor, working with the devs. It's also him who do the voices in VO (in french), so the same voices as in the audio saga, i imagine that voice acting isn't as good in english. The previous game was a turn-based strategie game which i really recommand, where you play the original team of adventurers (20+ years ago already! My generation grow with it) conquering the Donjon of Naheulbeuk There always been a taverne as it is a good joke in the original saga, where the groups been told that nobody ever came back alive from that donjon, to finally find a huge taverne in it This game's idea is to put you on the other side instead of being the adventurers It have a low budget but made with the heart But no the original idea never been to only make a taverne simulation it's just that taverns are really important in the "Donjon de Naheulbeuk " universe ;)

PoC said that they had many more ideas that they didnt have the budget and time to concretise like adding an underground level to the dungeon for exemple, it will be added at some point when game will be fully fixed

@@PhenecX Its possible I confused it with another game but its not tavern master. I never saw the game tavern master (though im gonna buy it now that you told me of it 😅) Though I do believe it was this game since I dont see any similar games in my wish list related to the tavern idea and when I look at games on steam I like I either click buy or click wishlist. Though this game is heavly tavern based anyways its pretty much exactly as I said still just less tavernly then orginally was (base on before when I read on the game and similar(which still could be another but I really dont think so because cant match it to another game on my wishlist)) Either way I do think they did a good job with the game as it is now and it still itchs that taverny building aspect and the abilty to send others on raids to watch your guys fight but not as tavernly as I'd want. Thanks for game recomadtion though of tavern master ❤️

seriously? i'll give that a try. Thanks!

I'm sorry to hear that. Glad I could help though :)

Thanks! And yeah I can almost see it. But I mean when you think about it, couldn't all those games be similar to each other? lol

As I've stated before. Why? Are the graphics going to change 2 hours in? The sound design/quality? The gameplay? The writing? The characters? The price? The stability? The length? The U.I.? The Controls? No. All those things are going to remain the same whether you play it for 2 hours, or 20 hours. And those are the things I take a look at.

​@@miah_the_kingWell, if you had played longer, you would have noticed the big flaws of the game. It becomes very buggy and unstable to the point that its unplayable. Also, a games mechanics can be very fun a couple of hours but extremly repetitive and tideous the longer you play it. So yes, you should play it longer to do a fair review.

@@SatansLarling What you're saying makes sense and is a fair point. As I've said on several videos (most of them) these aren't deep dive reviews. They're more like surface reviews. But I still stand by a lot of what I said, but you also make good points tbh. It's true, I can't review literally everything in the game. But a glitchy gameplay later on could be a system issue. Also I know the gameplay isn't going to change the longer you play, as for it becoming tedius and boring, that's a personal perspective and doesn't technically change anything I said. A lot of people seem to be enjoying the game on steam.

Thanks Kermit! You're my second favorite muppet! :D

You mean besides Evil Genius and Dungeon Keeper 1&2? Sure! I mean, Evil genius had a sequel but if that counts towards the first one then what about "War for the Overworld?" I really really like that one. And then a game simply called "Dungeons (and it's sequels). But if I had to make a strong recommendation of which to try I'd recommend War for the Overworld. I really liked that one

​@@miah_the_kingthank, i'll look into it :)

Okay...first of all, I've said on my channel maybe a hundred times that I'm not doing deep dive reviews. Think of mine like surface reviews. I realize this might be confusing people and in future videos I will be signifying this. Secondly, just because you don't think it's boring, doesn't mean it isn't. Thirdly, if you have played as many games as I have, you'd have a pretty decent understanding of a game and it's future based on just the first couple of hours. Not everyone agrees with me, which is fine. If you like the game then that makes me glad. I'm GLAD you enjoy it and don't discourage people from liking it. All I do is give people information to help them make their own choice. I very rarely straight up say "DON"T BUY THIS GAME" and all of this is just my own opinion. Okay? Thank you for understanding. And thank you for commenting.

And? lmao So your argument is only fans of the original lore should buy and play the game? XD If that's the case they should state that on the steam store page :P

@@miah_the_king no didn't mean it that way, but knowing there are 10k pages of lore behind complete the experience. It's playable without the fantasy lore tho now that you say it that way, well yes it's adapted within budget but with the heart sided to the fans of this indie one man work, the voices are mostly all made by the author of the books alone. Same guy that made the 23 yo mp3 serie in his basement for fun and started this adventure. Stuff is inspired by a geek fan of dnd at the time radio was more popular than tv what I mean is you fundamentally play a game worth 15 hours of playtime with comedy and great style meanwhile I play the characters I imagine countless times while falling asleep with my mp3 reader. Like most of the people that buy the game in the first place. Game could be bad and still sell because it's done with passion for fans and it attempts to gain exposure but for most of us we would have never hoped for the guy to push his work so far. he obviously gathered motivation through his live concert and thrives it for the same people that dance with him at those concert. They are attemping to make it interesting for more people but the heart in it can't change, as you said ''cringy humor''

damn man to resume, sht isn't reviewable but nice review, optimistic for a no lore perspective. one of those things so passionate you either love it or hate it just like I think Picasso was a garbage painter

@@jaimelock3966 Fair enough. I'm always more than willing to hear both sides of the debate as long as both sides keep it respectful. I appreciate that you did so and didn't personally attack or insult me. You make a lot of solid points. Unfortunately I can't be perfect or enjoy everything or study everything or know everything about everything I take a look at and tbh I wouldn't want to. I understand and appreciate the viewpoint of someone coming in to something with no prior knowledge or experience to take a look at it from an all new perspective. For instance do you have any idea what I'd give to replay KOTOR for the first time knowing nothing about it? lmao. Most people will see a game they think looks interesting, and just buy it and play it. Most won't know the lore or do the research and I want to review games from their perspective so when I speak to them, it connects. So I don't do research specifically for that reason. So I can relate to everyone else out there. But people like you, I appreciate and understand as well and for all those who already know the lore of some games and disagree or hate what I say. I would much rather connect with them then fight with them. Thanks for the discussion and I hope I'll see you at future content :)