Price for Freedom: Avarice

Price for Freedom: Avarice is a fairy-tale world where amazing races live next to people, and the confrontation between good and evil is resolved by the participation of the hero. The story grew out of comics for adults, and this is noticeable from the first minutes. Each fighter in the squad has his own skills, and the composition changes depending on the enemy. The format is mixed: dialogues alternate with exploration of bright locations drawn in cartoon and anime style. Characters can be spoken to, and the correct sequence of responses unlocks revealing scenes. In addition to battles, there are tasks with choices, and the wrong answer sometimes leads to an unnecessary fight. Battles take place step-by-step on squares, units move across the field, and troops can be replenished by hired soldiers. The tactics are simple, but not empty: without proper placement, large opponents quickly deal with the squad. The locations are interconnected, and along the way you come across tasks and finds that will be useful in the future. Soldiers are recruited into the squad for money, and the stronger the squad, the higher the demands on the hero’s wallet. There is a lot of explicit content, it is related to the plot and heroines, so the project is addressed only to adults. Between fights, no one bothers you to talk and make acquaintances. In addition to battles, there are scenes with characters, and some of them are revealed only with certain relationships. Units are recruited along the journey, and some fighters join only after a conversation. For everyone who wants to experience an adult fantasy with tactical battles and colorful characters.