Dawnsbury Days

by Dawnsbury Studios

The Developer Says...

Lead a group of childhood friends through their first adventures in a turn-based tactical RPG played under the rules of PF2E, the second edition of a powerful OGL ruleset. Customize their builds, acquire loot and level up, and ultimately defeat the sinister enemies who threaten your hometown.

Players Like...

❤ Faithful Adaptation Allows Players to Engage with Pathfinder 2E System

The game closely replicates the combat mechanics, class options, and strategic feel of the Pathfinder 2nd Edition (PF2E) tabletop system. Reviewers praise the faithful implementation of PF2E's three-action economy, debuffing and flanking mechanics, and emphasis on teamwork. The wide variety of 14 classes, 150+ feats, and 130+ spells allow players to deeply customize their characters, just as in the tabletop game.

❤ Encounters Demand Strategic Adaptability

The combat encounters pose a genuine strategic challenge, going beyond simple "reduce enemy HP" objectives. Reviewers highlight secondary goals and environmental factors that force players to adapt their tactics. A +1 bonus or the right debuffs can make a significant difference, emphasizing the importance of careful planning and optimization. The ability to preview action outcomes and tweak party composition further enhances the strategic depth.

❤ Replayability Bolstered by Modding Support

While the main campaign is relatively short, the game's modding support allows players to create custom encounters, maps, and party compositions, dramatically increasing replayability. Reviewers express excitement about the potential for the community to expand the PF2E experience to their liking. The free encounter mode also enables experimentation with different party builds and strategies.

❤ Polished Cinematic Presentation

Reviewers praise the game's cinematic presentation, with lightning-fast combat animations, voiced cutscenes, and a focus on tactical combat encounters. While the story and writing are sometimes described as simple or containing too many meta-references, the overall production value is seen as a strength given the game's low price point.

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