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This game is pretty niche, but if you're into 4X games, turn-based strategy with RPG elements, then it's quite a gem. It's graphics are not exactly call of duty-like, but the game is quite good. It's insanely deep with several thousands of different units, spells, spell classes, rituals etc. It's currently got, I believe, 24 different classes you can play. Each of which feels quite unique, and in my opinion there's something to suit whatever playstyle you'd have at a game like this. From simple Roman Empire inspired units/classes, to demons and necromancers. Even got trolls! And they're huge and will stomp the life out of your army if you're not careful. That's if someone doesn't open up a portal to hell first, and the land gets flooded with devils. Or a giant ant queen sets up an ant hill that nobody deals with fast enough, and you suddenly get overrun by ants. It's a crazy game, with some good flavour to it!
Now, I am shamelessly gonna plug a few videos I have out of it on my youtube channel, playing with 5 of it's different classes so far, so you can have a quick look to see what it's like, and what those particular classes are about.
I definitely recommend this game! I've gotten it maybe a month or so ago, and already racked up a couple hundred hours in it. If these kinds of games are your thing, then this for sure will be. If anyone here already owns it, and wants to play online together, let me know, I'd sure be up for that.
Troll King - He's Huge. He stomps your army down like it ain't nothing. His mother is not a happy lady, and should you dare wake up grandpa... well, you're in for a can of whoopass!
Dryad Queen - She's the queen of the forest, commanding animals, and charming her enemies to fight for her. (personally my favourite class, I really enjoy playing the DQ.)
Baron - A feudal baron, with his knights and his castles. Has the strongest human army recruitment abilities, and to top that off, he gets conscripts every year from his land holdings, whatever they may be, as long as they're inhabited. This is a phenomenal bolstering of his ranks, and you can even get unicorn knights, if you capture mythical forests.
Senator - Basically the Roman Empire. With various spell casters, senatorial and auxiliary of nature. With a tremendous boost to gold income, wealth can accrue rapidly once you capture settlements across the land.
Druid - One with nature, the druid use herbs to fuel his ever-growing animal armies.
Well, that's all I have so far, but I would absolutely recommend you try this game out if it at all peeks your interest. There's a lot to get into, and it can seem overwhelming at first, but if you power through it, and just have fun with it, you'll be getting the hang of it faster than you think!
Now, I am shamelessly gonna plug a few videos I have out of it on my youtube channel, playing with 5 of it's different classes so far, so you can have a quick look to see what it's like, and what those particular classes are about.
I definitely recommend this game! I've gotten it maybe a month or so ago, and already racked up a couple hundred hours in it. If these kinds of games are your thing, then this for sure will be. If anyone here already owns it, and wants to play online together, let me know, I'd sure be up for that.
Troll King - He's Huge. He stomps your army down like it ain't nothing. His mother is not a happy lady, and should you dare wake up grandpa... well, you're in for a can of whoopass!
Dryad Queen - She's the queen of the forest, commanding animals, and charming her enemies to fight for her. (personally my favourite class, I really enjoy playing the DQ.)
Baron - A feudal baron, with his knights and his castles. Has the strongest human army recruitment abilities, and to top that off, he gets conscripts every year from his land holdings, whatever they may be, as long as they're inhabited. This is a phenomenal bolstering of his ranks, and you can even get unicorn knights, if you capture mythical forests.
Senator - Basically the Roman Empire. With various spell casters, senatorial and auxiliary of nature. With a tremendous boost to gold income, wealth can accrue rapidly once you capture settlements across the land.
Druid - One with nature, the druid use herbs to fuel his ever-growing animal armies.
Well, that's all I have so far, but I would absolutely recommend you try this game out if it at all peeks your interest. There's a lot to get into, and it can seem overwhelming at first, but if you power through it, and just have fun with it, you'll be getting the hang of it faster than you think!