Eador. Masters of the Broken World

This is a crash feast. Completely worthless. Get the first one, much better.

Devs have fixed a lot of little issues with previous title. Much more "full-package" game this time. Its refreshingly different to most games, even within the genre, and is really fun to play.

On the surface, this game has the potential to be really fun, and deeply engrossing. Shame it is absolutely crippled by technical issues. Why does my modern computer chug when playing this poorly optimized mess? There's little more to be said; for whatever gameplay gems may be lurking inside, it's a nightmare trying to get to them.

A surprising amount of negative reviews for this... I've put in a lot of hours and still come back to play it, great game, a lot of fun.

Eador is one of the best fantasy Turn-Based Strategy games available in the market. I have been playing TBS games since the mid ‘90s, so I have basically played them all. I must say that I was very surprised to see how good this game is. Let me explain why: imagine a game with the depth of Civilization and with the tactical battles of Heroes of Might and Magic. I ‘lost’ countless hours since I first discovered Eador earlier this year, and I am still a ‘beginner’. This is how deep the game is. You can win (or lose) in so many different ways. The spell system is one of the most rewarding I have ever seen, and the units composing your army give you so many possibilities for battle. The graphic of this game is just lovely. Clearly some people will not like the ‘old-school’ vibe, but if you pay attention to the details you will notice how beautiful the game is. You might also hear complains about the difficulty of this game. Granted, the game is not easy even at the lower levels, but it is just a question to learning about the games and rules. A very helpful community in several forums will also be more than willing to give you tips. In short, if you like fantasy TBS games, you must try Eador, at this price is a ‘must’. Now, guess which Eador am I talking about? If you guessed Genesis, you were wrong. Because they are both wonderful games. It cannot be any simpler than that.