Realpolitiks est un jeu de stratégie en temps réel ciselé vous permettant de devenir le chef de la nation contemporaine de votre choix. Plongez dans les problèmes du monde moderne, avec ses frontières géopolitiques actuelles, en faisant appel à la puissance et aux atouts économiques de votre pays pour vous impliquer dans des conflits militaires et des affaires internationales. Choisissez votre propre méthode pour faire face aux intérêts des autres nations, à des événements inattendus, des menaces internationales et autres crises. Gérez la désintégration de l’Union Européenne, le terrorisme, les répercussions de la 3e Guerre mondiale et bien d’autres scénarios réels ou fictifs.
Posted on: October 18, 2020
wisewolfs
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Unintuitive, shallow and boring
I really can't recommend this game. The user interface (UI) is ugly, unintuitive and due to the small fonts a sore to the eye (on a 32" screen, mind you). Apart from the loading screens, the art style of this game hails back to Victoria I standards, meaning small icons without much information value. While the world map is at least scrolling quite smoothly, there is nothing really going on at it, so that they could as well have used bitmap graphics instead of a 3D engine. The music is dull, not dynamic and actually rather something you want to turn off after the third loop. The gameplay mainly consists of waiting: Go to the projects tab, click one of the policies and wait until it is implemented. Forein policy consists of clicking a country on the world map and then selecting a few interactions, which will play out as another status bar. There are very little provinces, even for the major countries. Which is probably for the better, as there is nothing useful implemented there. World events unfold in a single line of a newsticker on top of the screen, which you'll get tired of reading through quite quickly, if you actually even notice it. Occasionally an event window pops up, forcing you to make a decision which doesn't really feel making an impact at all. And that's the bottom line of it: The player is watching, but never really has the feeling there is something like cause and effects. You could as well just watch a round of Progress Quest and at least wouldn't have to bother with the bad UI. If you are searching for an easily accessible, fun and quick to master world strategy game, this is not it.
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