About This Game Banzo - Marks of Slavery is a turn-based strategy and resource management game. The player assumes the role of Queen Zeferina, who commands the Vulture's Quilombo, at Brazil imperial age. Zeferina is responsible for organizing, producing food, protecting the quilombo, attacking farms and releasing enslaved people.Use all available resources, train warriors, fight tough battles, make inroads to free your enslaved brethren, make decisions about who can join the quilombo. Be strategic and sagacious, but, above all, have faith in the deities that will help you. Resist!Enjoy an unique and immersive storytellingPlay campaign mode or custom modeDeploy warriors to sack nearby farmsTrain farmers to produce resourcesChoose a deity to protect your peopleHear an original soundtrackApp pra Cultura 2017 - WinnerSBGames 2018 - FinalistRock Paper Shotgun - One of "best new indie games on Steam" 7aa9394dea Title: Banzo - Marks of SlaveryGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Uruca Game StudioPublisher:Uruca Game StudioRelease Date: 18 Jun, 2018 Banzo - Marks Of Slavery Activation.rar banzo marks of slavery This game has an unique subject, focused on Brazilian history during the 19th century.The storytelling is interesting and immersive, especially for those who don't know about the historical outcome.I'm not really a fan of the management genre, but the story kept me going, even though I'm bad at it. That speaks volumes about the game.I highly recommend this title, give it a try if you want something exotic! =D. Nice game. Definitely worth it on 80% sale. Kinda short but for ~1.5$ it's definitelly worth it.. This is a nice game with an unique story. Pixelart is great and combined with the isometric view reminds me Final Fantasy Tactics art style. The game is a bit slow, but is okay for a management game, I guess. The sound track is particulary wonderful, I must say.. Bottom Line Up Front --> Intially charming music and story inro cannnot overcome hidden gameplay mechanics which can lead to surprise insta-lose.PROs-- Restful and engaging music-- Interesting and short story intro-- Random events which can be ++ or -- , which lend interest but are not game-breakers (good or bad).-- Some custom adjustment of difficulty of custom scenarios is available.-- Excellently priced at about $1.30 (on sale, with tax).CONs-- Repetitive gameplay-- Lack of guidance that failure to do a mission is Insta-lose.-- Lack of clear guidance at the start of a mission, as to what qualifies as success.-- The fact that failure of an interim mission is insta-lose.-- Graphics are low quality: slightly better than pixel graphics.-- Custom scenario locked up on me after about four turns.I do not consider myself hard to please; and the fact that a game does not challenge my computer's integrated graphics is not a turn-off. But the game ought to offer something. If all that a game has to offer is interesting gameplay and an engaging story, then it ought to deliver that in spades; and, for me, this one is just not up to par.. Really enjoyed it, simple to play, great storyline. Took me a few goes to beat, though!. The game is awesome! Turn based game with graphics that really remind Final Fantasy. Great soundtrack, great storytelling, wich, by the way, is very imersive and we can learn more about this terrible era.. Banzo is a game that shows a dark period of Brazil's history, when slavery was still acceptable. However, the engaging storytelling made me feel the chapters in a unique way, and I really could appreciate the strength and determination of that people represented in the plot, commanded by the strong figure of Queen Zeferina. The style of the game requires a bit patience of the player, but those people who like management certainly were already prepared for it.The pixelart is beautiful, but the strongest point of the game is the MARVELOUS soundtrack! It is really heart touching! Great job, guys!. Banzo - Marks of Slavery is a nice little game, that tells the story of resistance in the quilombos in Brazil, the pixel art is very preety and soundtrack is amazing, it's mechanics is preety simple and since I'm not a huge fan of turn based strategy games, but this one is very easy to get into. I recomend if you'll like this style of game, or just want to meet more of brazillian culture.
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