Adventurers! How are your quests going? The new Fort Triumph patch for PC introduces several fixes and improvements to the strategic AI, making for more interesting and fun gameplay. You can see the full changelog below.

Changelog:

• Improved performance of strategic AI. The AI will now act iteratively instead of scanning the entire map when deciding on its next action. This performance boost is especially significant in larger maps. This also means that the AI branches out more slowly, and is unlikely to send newly created parties from its town straight to player/AI owned buildings while ignoring everything else in between.
• Increased chances of the strategic AI getting a party back to town to add units. This, along with other changes, makes it much more likely to encounter parties with 4-5 heroes in mid-late game, and makes it much more likely that these parties will contain leveled up heroes.
• Fixed strategic AI behaviour where low cost guild upgrades had a significantly higher chance of being picked over other guild upgrades.
• The strategic AI now tries to synchronize between increasing hero cap limit and party size limit. This fixes the issue where the AI could technically put 4-5 heroes in a party, but wasn't able to do so due to the hero cap limit still being low.
• Slightly increased the base evaluation that the strategic AI gives to getting party size upgrades, making it a bit more likely to get it early, especially on higher difficulties.
• Fixed behaviour of the strategic AI so it'll behave more aggressively towards rival AIs (previously it only took such fights when it had an overwhelming advantage), similarly to how it behaves towards player parties.
• The strategic AI now takes into consideration the number of towns it has when deciding on how many parties it aims to have, allowing it to have more parties in large Skirmish games.
• Added a (moddable) setting in strategic settings for how much the AI tries to increase its hero cap and party size.

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Our game includes:

• Hardcore tactical turn-based gameplay - You lead a chosen party of heroes, each with a different set of abilities and a unique playstyle. Your party of heroes will face challenges and win missions by completing diverse objectives in tiled procedural maps.
  
• Fully Interactive environments at your disposal - push, topple, grapple, burn, freeze and crash your way through interactive levels that play into your tactics.
  
• Heroes evolving by learning new abilities from their class skilltree - As they gain experience, your heroes learn new skills and abilities, making them more versatile in combat. Since each hero is unique, the right combination of heroes in a party is crucial to victory and you will need to balance your heroes' strengths and weaknesses to bring out their full potential.
  
• Non-linear, contextually generated missions and quests - Fort Triumph features flexible campaigns with changing locations, events and quests influenced by the player’s choices. Missions are procedurally generated to ensure each battle is unique and calls for a new plan.
  
• Strategic gameplay and world map exploration - Fort Triumph is set in an original fantasy world, one being warped and changed by magical forces threatening to consume it. Between one battle and the next, you will explore and discover the world and learn its secrets.

• OS: Ubuntu 16.04+. SteamOS+ (64bit)
• Processor: Intel I3 4160 processor or equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAM
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 or Equivalent
• Storage: 3 GB available space

• OS: Ubuntu 18.04+. SteamOS+ (64bit)
• Processor: Intel i7 4770 processor or equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAM
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 7850 or better
• Storage: 3 GB available space