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Posted on: September 20, 2025
Lord Azure
Verified ownerGames: 128 Reviews: 9
Relaxing Old Classic
An old, slow paced, RTS. Very relaxing, fun, ancient graphics of course.
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Posted on: February 25, 2023
Gajden
Verified ownerGames: 121 Reviews: 3
One of personal fav
Still one of my favourite games due to high replayability.
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Posted on: August 21, 2024
peterlivingston67
Verified ownerGames: 1 Reviews: 1
crashes alot
ocrashes ab3wwwout every 20 mins. used to be more stable
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Posted on: May 28, 2022
wilkan
Verified ownerGames: 509 Reviews: 157
The same slow resource grind over again
NOT RECOMMENDED. All of the content in the game will take a back seat as you will only remember the tedious base building. The UI is horrendously clunky and game has aged extremely poorly. It runs on modern systems, though there are too many better ones made before and after it. It has the soulless copycat feel, meaning the implemented features are at most a half as good and none as fun as they were in the source product the ideas were taken from. I have given this one multiple chances and it was not worth trying. (What is the gameplay value of doing the exact same stuff in every level 5 to 30 minutes at the beginning before you can make the slight navigational adjustments to beat the level at hand?) This game is work and none of the gameplay mechanics contribute to making the game more fun, rather than adding more optimal playing detail you have to grasp unless you like losing. Its challenge is mostly about adding more enemy units for you to deal with. If you have played any fantasy RTS games like Warcraft II, you have already seen this game. The original title was considered mediocre back in the day and this title has even lazier content as the party campaigns are missing. The "imperial crown" one here with dull "destroy all enemies" missions does not hold a candle for the any one of those and makes this release seem quickly-slapped-together in comparison. The story is an afterthought. This is one of the games where instead of upscaling the resolution in fullscreen, it adds black space and you'll see the tiny original resolution as it would look in your screen's native resolution. This could be one of those "fixed-resolution" games. If you have a 4k native monitor, the game could be in such a small box you'll have a hard time telling what is on the screen. It was made in the era where 1024x768 was considered high-res. CAVEAT EMPTOR.
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