Divinity: Dragon Commander

I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the dragon, I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the dragon Ted.

Простейшая RTS, но как же хорошо сделано взаимодействие с командой и принятие решений. Поиграть стоит только чтобы выбрать себе лучшую вайфу. К тому же, по счётчику часов, вы видете как быстро игра проходится. К лору всей серии имеет такое же отношение, как и Original Sin, но хотя бы не портит ничего.

An excellent and charming strategy game. The game is split into to phases: Diplomacy/Board movement and Combat. The first phase is where the game really shines. There's plenty of hard choices to make (almost unrelentingly so). Do you spend your gold on troops for board control or build academy's to upgrade your troops? Do you support gay rights or shun them to get tactical support from the undead? This is the heart and soul of the game. The Combat phase is also cool. You begin combat by selecting who will lead the battle and what resources you want to spend on it. If you let one of your generals do it (or let your troops fight without a general because you don't want to spend the cash) the game will auto resolve the battle. If you lead the battle yourself then the RTS gameplay will happen. I've only briefly played one RTS game before this one (Company of Heros 2) so I can't really comment on how it compares to it's competitors. That being said as a beginner RTS player I thought is was pretty neat. There's plenty of unique units to research (as well as techs that improve the units already available) that keep things fresh throughout the course of the game's runtime. That being said, I only really decided to lead battles that had a low chance to succesfully auto resolving as I preferred to let my generals do most of the fighting. Because of this, most of the fights I fought were fairly difficult but I was able to win most of them. On higher difficulties (or any difficulty really) it's impossible to win every single battle. By the end of the game I had about 80 victories and 25 losses. This may sound like I curbed stomped the enemies but truly I was crawling my way to victory most of the way through. In a nutshell, the gameplay loop is about either making combat easier on yourself or making the political decision that sound right by you. It made me tense all of the time, and as exhausting as it was that is part of the games charm. The other part of the games charm is the quirky characters you meet and command, all with branching paths that give meaningful consequences and bonuses. A lot of people have pointed out shortcomings of this game, but I think the game's strengths out shine them. As of writing this review I've only gone through the game once, but I'm eager to do another playthrough soon and make choices I didn't make last time. This game is kick-ass and a must own. If you want to wait for it to go on sale it goes as low as $4. BUY THIS GAME Oh and also you get to be a dragon. It's pretty neat.