Northgard: Definitive Edition

Немного поиграл (285 часов), норм одиночка, приятная графика, иногда горящее очко ибо комп маной небесной развивается и отдохнуть не дает, но, это все меркнет когда речь заходит о сети Так что, Широ, спасибо за Ноград, Вартейлс. но, иди ты нахээр, сколько каток было сыграно - не счесть, но проблемы сетевой, для меня, который играл зачастую в пати, перечеркивают все!

There's a lot of positive and negative about the game, but until they implement a proper replay function to view the games you had, it receives my downvote. I doubt the devs will ever change it, big bummer fr.

Good game but the recently inflated price is absolutely not worth it

firstly the game's story and art design is on par with cheap AI work. It is honestly a waste of time to dwell on it. I got this as a gift from my brother so that is why I got into it. in first the game seems a casual game where you can enjoy with friends but when you get higher in difficulty it gets worse and worse. mechanics-wise the game offers quite a lot of ways in which you can experience the game. There are many systems that you have to familiarize yourself with if you wish to better understand the game. Just like AOE or similar RTS games, the real game begins when you start to learn the mechanics and when you up the difficulty. When you do though, the game becomes an abomination. The game wants you to micromanage every single system and follow the map at the same time. The main mechanics are hexagonal pieces we are used to by civilization. these zones can have a set amount of building built inside them and later could be upgraded with 100 coins if your civilization doesn't have any exceptions. these zones also have fishing or similar sources of limited resources so you are bound to manage how and where you build which building and how much you upgrade them. On the surface this doesn't seem that much different from AOE for example. The way they differ is that for every system that there is in the game, there is no point in which you are set and no longer have to check up on them. the simplest example of this is the population. you get more and more population by happiness and you try to increase happiness as much as you can to boom. later on in the game this reverts back. you if you boomed with a boom civ too much you will have excess population that will burden you. the resources are limited in this game so you don't get to keep making more of the stuff you need with the population you have. You are basically forced into a state where you get too much population where you can no longer satiate by resources or by happiness. Oh and if you don't make them happy they are -20 percent nerfed in everything they do. The game wants you to micromanage and never stop and consolidate. It wants you to have a pace of controlled expansion where in which you have zero say. even when you play you don't get to make decisions. You are simply asked to find the optimal answer and execute. I won't even go into how terrible the fighting mechanics are. Furthermore in the campaign they put these stealth and boss fights that are actually just waiting and clicking sequences. this game made me appreciate finer RTS games.

It's not finished. I'm tired of games not being finished when you purchase them. The mechanics are poorly thought out and incomplete. I had to stop playing.

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It is truly sad that this game was abandoned on console. Plenty of content here on PC, but my confidence in the developers is slightly lacking knowing how easily they just abandon their games.