Rallying Call turns a Heroes of Might and Magic army into a deck of cards
Two bars over every map, a board with its own lane for flyers and four Greek winds as spells: the screenshots of this roguelike have plenty to count.
By Priya Raman, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
Previews are written with AI from the store page, screenshots and what the studio sends us, and checked by automated tools before they go up. Nobody here has played the game.
Every overworld screenshot of Rallying Call carries the same two bars across the top of the screen, one counting to 40 and one counting to 120, parked beside a demonic face with three smaller portraits hanging off it. Kentron Games, from Yerevan, pitches it as a roguelike where you build your army like a deck of cards, after Heroes of Might and Magic and Gwent. Three demons on a forty-turn timer, if I am reading it right On Turn 6 the bars read 6/40 and 6/120. On Turn 17 they read 17/40 and 17/120. On Turn 40 the short bar is back at 0/40 and the red badge next to it has gone from 1 to 2. T...