For those not familiar with Wildermyth: most of the game’s campaigns are interspersed with randomly selected events from a huge pool of possibilities based on the personalities and relationships of the characters in your party, as well as what other events they’ve been a part of. At least for a time, Wildermyth had a decently robust modding scene and while I had tried a couple of cosmetic mods, I didn’t particularly have a lot of experience with mods that made significant mechanical changes or added new story content to the game. It’s a game I deeply loved when I played it at the start of the year and its relatively short runs along with a mechanical approach that fits my “comfort game” style very well makes it a good fit for killing some time.Īs I prepared to start the game, I got curious about what sort of mods might be available for it. So I decided to boot up Wildermyth, the indie tactics RPG about creating a legacy of mythic adventures. Now sometimes I use that time to do other non-gaming hobbies but in this instance I was really in a gaming mood. After an hour or two with each I was ready for a break.
While I had a couple of games I was poking away at – both Splatoon 2 and Ganbare! Super Strikers – I didn’t feel strongly enough about either one to keep playing them at a sustained pace. A couple weeks ago I found myself spinning my wheels during my free time.
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