Trevor Walker said: Most gamers have a couple of genres they stick with through thick and thin. But every once in a while, a game comes along to shake up your entire perspective on what you thought you enjoyed in gaming. After my experience with it, I believe Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles is one of those titles. It’s the second game set in a universe that began with the 2020 aerial combat game The Falconeer. There’s a lot to enjoy in both entries, and those who played the Falconeer should find themselves in a familiar territory lore-wise. But don’t expect the aerial combat from the first game.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "In the end, Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles represents two sides of a coin. In one respect, seeing Tomas Sala leave the skies in favor of city-planning speaks to a kind of experimentation and flexibility not seen in many developers today; in the other, his tweaks within said formula unfortunately result in unnecessary repetition and design mismanagement within combat, trade, and exploration. Seeing cities sprout to life remains a neat visual staple that reinforces your productivity, but it simply doesn't feel like your iterations grow much beyond that. Put another way: all of the building blocks are here for any genre fan to appreciate, but the finished construction is still left wanting."
Gameffine writes: "Excellent world-building, a decent post-apocalyptic theme and one-click city-building are cleverly mixed to give rise to Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles"
Ryan Wrote :"Return to the skies above the Ursee but does Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles soar to new heights or plummet to the depths? Bulwark: Falconer Chronicles is return to the world of Falconeer brought to us by Tomas Sala."
