CROWNTAKERS REVIEW IOS UPGRADE
Blacksmiths enable you to upgrade weapons and armour with runes, metals and leather.
Inns allow recruitment of certain mercenaries, you are allowed to recruit one for each game level, item shopping and resting to restore some HP. The world map is where you progress through each level, stopping off at caves and village houses to acquire items and risk random events happening to your characters. Unlocking Normal mode feels like a further kick in the teeth as this means the core repetitive mechanic is removed and you’re expected to progress through the whole game in one go. Crowntakers may not have that level of polish to its battle system as those games have overall, but it still makes for an experience that’s hard to put down. Though that may sound irritating to some I can assure you it builds a compelling, one more go, drug into the experience just like Spelunky and The Binding of Isaac. Each death becomes a progression in a way, allowing you to level up more before you reached your previous point - although weapons, armour and items are reset every time you start again. Not only does your level carry over but also the level of any mercenaries you recruited on the previous runs.
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As the story puts it - the King had many other sons - the dirty rascal, and this means you start afresh with a new, identical hero each time. On easy mode - normal is locked until later in the game - each time you die your experience is carried over to the next character.
Eventually you’ll work up to a team of five but those blades-for-hire cost coin
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