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Field of Glory: Empires

A Great Turn-Based Grand Strategy Game

First, I'd like to say that this game's mechanics are more or less similar to the ones used in the Civilization franchise. Therefore, having played Civilization IV before, I really didn't find it that hard to adapt to the way the game asks you to play it. One drawback that I believe might actually hinder anyone from proceeding further into the game is the fact that Field of Glory: Empires doesn't provide the players with any sorts of tutorials to help you get yourself accustomed with the game. The game simply gives you this question mark (?) at the top right corner of every tab that you open during the game, where upon clicking it, you'll be given with texts that basically teach you the functions of each icon in the UI, descriptions of each one, etc. If you wanted to look for a manual, you'd find better luck looking for it outside of GOG as the game here doesn't come with a manual. HOWEVER, don't let that one elephant in the room prevent you from giving this game a try. Like I said, the game plays more or less similar to the Civilization series (Civilization IV to be exact, since I've never played the other Civilization games other than Civ4 and a little tiny bit of Civ5). Therefore, if you've played those games before, then your introduction into this game shouldn't be too difficult. This game is also turn-based, so you can take your time to think your strategies through without getting stifled by elements that real-time strategy games often throw at you. This is also what makes the game quite enjoyable. Beware, one more turn... Lastly, the aesthetics of Field of Glory: Empires is something that I can definitely appreciate. The UI, the map, the soundtracks, everything! If you feel I have not listed down enough good points/things about this game to reflect on the five stars I've given for this game, it's because the rest should come from your own experience playing this game. I'm sure you won't regret it. P.S.: You don't need FoG2 to enjoy this game.

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