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Those Who Rule

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Those Who Rule

Jan 27, 2025

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4.33 average rating based on 3 ratings

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Join three fresh recruits caught in a web of betrayal as war looms over the land. Lead your band of heroes through tactical turn-based battles, master unique abilities, and forge powerful gear to turn the tide of battle. Will you unravel the conspiracy driving the conflict—or be consumed by it?
Release Dates
Jan 27, 2025 Full Release (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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JamesKristie
JamesKristie gave Feb 16, 2026
JamesKristie gave Feb 16, 2026
JamesKristie's review of Those Who Rule
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version

3.5/5

I was pleasantly surprised by this tactics RPG. The variety of classes and weapons is nice, and the use of active abilities gave good variety. That being said I found the classes to be a bit unbalanced, especially once you upgrade you classes. It is fun to have your characters feel good and powerful but I found it made it a bit too easy towards the end, especially with the abilities and items that let your characters act again.

The levels are pretty good and can make you think tactically, but toward the end it became more of just a number game with the enemy having a lot of units.

The story was decent.

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The struggle and opposing views or your two main companions was pretty well done and I actually liked that one of them ends up leaving you since it's only for the very end of the game, and makes the opposing views feel more real and impactful. I think it would have been nice if there was some more impactful divergence/choice earlier on as opposed to only right at the end of the game.

The story does seem to end a bit abruptly. But perhaps …

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3.5/5

I was pleasantly surprised by this tactics RPG. The variety of classes and weapons is nice, and the use of active abilities gave good variety. That being said I found the classes to be a bit unbalanced, especially once you upgrade you classes. It is fun to have your characters feel good and powerful but I found it made it a bit too easy towards the end, especially with the abilities and items that let your characters act again.

The levels are pretty good and can make you think tactically, but toward the end it became more of just a number game with the enemy having a lot of units.

The story was decent.

SPOILER************

The struggle and opposing views or your two main companions was pretty well done and I actually liked that one of them ends up leaving you since it's only for the very end of the game, and makes the opposing views feel more real and impactful. I think it would have been nice if there was some more impactful divergence/choice earlier on as opposed to only right at the end of the game.

The story does seem to end a bit abruptly. But perhaps that is to save for a sequel.

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