Eador. Masters of the Broken World

If you doubled the gold output from every province and doubled the number of low-level dungeons, you might end with a game I'd play.

Another 'Jack Keane' Masterpiece.

sadly my review is too long and GOG doesn't tell me how much I should remove, so I'll just post it in the forums. the td;dr : avoid at all cost, until the developers patched it so that it is at least playable. MUCH potential but nothing delivered except eye and ear candy.

I can't list all of the bugs and problems with this game because of the limit on review length. Basically, don't buy it unless you're a simpleton who likes random events and, with each new patch, random bugs. I bought the game because I often saw it described as 'challenging'. It's not. There is no AI, just simplistic hard-coded tactics which you soon recognise and exploit/avoid. I've put 100's of hours into the campaign, but there are about 20 hours of actual gameplay, extended by repetitiion. Buggy as hell and each patch re-introduces old bugs and adds new ones. I've reached a stage where I can't continue because the game gets stuck in a loop. Even when you realise you can click the screen to speed up the tortuous animations, you still have to sit through combat animations that are like a slug swimming through molasses. The last patch I applied added pointless new 'features' while actually slowing down ranged spell animations even more and introducing 2 new bugs. The game needs to be fixed at a core level, not have bells and whistles attached. Just 1 more game that gives me the impression that GOG is becoming a litter bin where people dump their failed games.

You should still buy this game and the expansion with it even if you already own Genesis. Be sure to update it though. Some stuff needed. Most of it is just like the same thing with different graphics but still, even so its awesome. Get it ANYWAY! ITS WORTH IT! Again, be sure to get the updates and stuff.