Another really interesting plough based strategy game from Slitherine. This time, you lot guild units into activity (up to 6) but when you lot cease the turn, they act (based on initiative) equally the enemy moves. This leads to a feeling of unpredictability to the AI in addition to sometimes the best act really turns into the worst move, peculiarly if your unit of measurement moves subsequently an opponent's. The limitation of orders too gives weight to the formation organization inwards the game. Essentially, you lot volition take multiple units, let's assume iii swordsmen who tin send away in addition to then live grouped into a formation. This formation, spell far less mobile, buffs your units a fleck spell too allowing for exceptional abilities in addition to alone counts equally 1 guild rather than 3. Basically, it brings additional challenge spell too beingness practical.
While this is notwithstanding a turn-based wargame, in that location is a heavy focus on storey inwards betwixt (sometimes during) the battles where you lot larn to a greater extent than nigh the chief grapheme in addition to his motley shape of friends in addition to possible enemies. The storey itself is lovely uncomplicated (from what I've seen therefore far) inwards that it follows the typical Hero's Journey storey type. Main grapheme seems talentless but really has lots of potential in addition to becomes the savior of... etc etc. Truly though, the storey does a bully task at adding background to what would otherwise live a serial of challenges in addition to scenarios!
To centre upward the residue of my feelings on the game, it has a overnice soundtrack, practiced artwork, an absolute ♥♥♥♥ ton of lore all provided really neatly in addition to organized for Lore Nuts similar myself in addition to the game provides a practiced bargain of fun to boot. It does appear similar 1 of those games that 1 time you lot beat, you lot may non replay it unless you're shooting for harder difficulties. All inwards all, I similar it in addition to definitely counsel it.
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