King's Bounty: Armored Princess

King's Bounty: Armored Princess - The adventure role-playing game continues King's Bounty and sends the armored Princess Amelie on her journey. She is looking for a mentor and renowned knight, Bill Gilbert, so the journey is unaccompanied. The world is built linearly: islands and areas open up as you complete tasks, and flights between them cost money. Different creatures serve in the squad, and each adds its own skills. Battles take place one step at a time on a grid, where the order of moves and the supply of rage are important. Leveling up depends on the artifacts found and the heroine’s levels. Amelie first follows in the footsteps of her mentor, and then chooses the route herself. Troops are hired in taverns, and the style of combat depends on the composition. The heroine's level increases, and along with it, new spells are unlocked. The islands differ in climate and inhabitants: somewhere pirates await, and somewhere snowy animals await. The diary is kept by task families. Amelie buys troops from merchants, and they demand money and respect. The battles are diluted by searching for treasures on the map. Some assignments are given by mail. Armor and amulets change the characteristics of the unit. Traveling between worlds costs crystals, which are obtained in battles. Amelie pays for the flight in crystals and money, so saving becomes a habit. Troops are hired in batches, and weak units scatter after defeat. The islands are inhabited by pirates, beasts and knights. The diary is divided into task families. Amulets change characteristics better than new armor. Anyone who likes turn-based squad combat will find this part suitable.