Posted on: August 31, 2020
user16256
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decent game, unsure it's worth the price
This game is like a blend of Heroes of Might and magic III & civilization. It's turn based and u need to make armies for your hero. You then move it around the map, claiming and improving different spots on the map. There are 3 "factions" you can choose from, altho in the campaign mode u can only start with 1, and the other 2 unlock as you progress. That being said, the campaign mode isn't horribly lengthy with only 4 scenarios per faction. The story is pretty meh. There's a sandbox mode where u can choose your faction and starting map, reminiscent of civ. There is also a "tech tree" that you have to spend points to unlock. However, the tree has no dependencies, and you only need a single line leading to something to obtain it. So, I find myself skipping many things to get deeper, more useful skills. The AI is so-so. it doesn't really use much in the way of strategy and just tends to charge head first into combat. It was programmed with enough intelligence to stay just out of ranged units attack range and then move in next turn, but that's about it. Monsters will get stuck on terrain in the battle map sometimes and u can just kill them from afar while it runs back and fourth. The graphics are definitely dated, which doesn't bother me so much, but it may bother some. The thing about the graphics that DID bug me, is I got a strange graphical glitch (multiple times) similar to the wierd floating spastic blobs in fallout 3, but MUCH bigger and saving and loading the game didn't fix it, u just have to live with the eye strain. Overall, I think it's a decent game, but for it's current price tag of $32, i feel like I'm overpaying for what i"m getting. I've spent less on games I've enjoyed more, but it's not a horrible game, and it's def got the whole vampire vibe to make it stand out from similar games.
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