WAR PARTY

I like this game, simple, fun, macro-heavy, which is great for casual RTS enjoyers like me. 200 Population cap is great, heroes are unique, factions are fun to play with. I just wish the Necromas faction had at least one dinosaur or prehistoric creature unit. Good points - 1. Custom/skirmish AI matches are fun 2. Gameplay is smooth 3. Sound effects are good 4. Artstyle is pretty 5. Unit designs are cool 6. Resource management is relatively easy, a unique resource - Power, is used to cast spell so that's unique 7. The 3 unique heroes are well designed 8. Decent population cap Bad points - 1. Campaigns are bland with incoherent stories 2. Only ground units, which is frustrating because at least one prehistoric air unit per faction would've been really cool 3. Lack of map variety 4. The entire Necromas faction doesn't have a single dinosaur unit, for me it's frustrating Overall, It has its lackings but the problems don't hinder the skirmish gameplay at all, you can just pickup and play, I'll recommend but wait for a sale

Müll, schon in der Einführung nur Fehler, bleibt stecken. Bug Bug Bug ist keine 0,99 Cent werd.

I cannot recommend this game as the AI cheats and will spam you endless until you run out of resources to do anything back. I like the concept, it reminds me of Warcraft and Paraworld a bit but the lesser of the two. The dialog tries to be funny dumb and the voice acting is something to be desired. I'd skip this one.

Coming from Red Alert/C&C, as well as Age of Empires, and also being a huge fantasy fan, this game is a fun rts to play. I've only ever done AI Skirmishes, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the few hours I have played this so far. Highly recommend if you want a fun, easy to play RTS. Definitely a great addition to your collection, or for anyone looking for an entry-level way to get into an rts game!

A fair warning for novices to the RTS genre, don’t play this as your first RTS game. Sure it’s pretty basic when compared to other RTS games I played and you get to make armies of dinosaurs which is why I picked it up, but early on I felt the AI was a bit too aggressive. Even went down to very easy cause on mission 2 I felt like the enemy waves were overwhelming. You know, let me start with the enemy AI. It's weird. Early on the enemy can be very aggressive, especially if you take one of those shrines. That pisses the enemy so much they send everything at you. But in other missions the enemy is surprisingly docile and might not send anything at you like that Char mission where you have to build golem to destroy 2 generators. But it's at its most aggressive during the final mission as in less than a minute you are attacked. As for the factions, Mika's and Char's are mostly the same except for spells and Char has no beast units but can summon cannon fodder zombies. The Sage however is a bit different and from what little I played of him, I didn’t like. See there are two main resources: food and crystals, and aside from gathering them with workers, you can build farms for more food and make a trade post to generate crystals with caravans. Simple. But the Sage needs another resource which is PP. The stuff you use for spells. Now this wouldn’t be too much of an issue as aside from the shrines, you can build totems to generate more PP. As Mika or Char. The Sage’s however only improve the farms so you have to take and hold onto the shrines to make the Sage viable. So yeah, not the best first impression. Now aside from the bad voice acting, I want to comment on the reuse of maps in the campaigns. With the exception of the opening tutorial maps, you’ll end up playing each map twice and the final map 3 times during the course of the game. Now while this might be a sign of laziness, I see it as a clever use of parallel story telling with the campaigns showing the battle from the different sides. Like in Mika’s second mission, after claiming a base, you have to capture some animals to get new units and finally a T-Rex you can use to decimate the enemy base. But in Char’s version of that mission, you need to light bonfires so your units don’t take damage from the cold and later take on the T-Rex to get a super zombie to help support your forces. One final thing. If you’re an achievement hunter, a bit of warning. If you save and load a game, the game will stop tracking your achievements until you restart the mission from the beginning. So if you want to do those special mission achievements like recruiting the super T-Rex from Mika 2, you have to do it in one setting. Granted the missions are that complicated but that's some unfair pressure for people who have no idea what they are doing or want to have safety saves before a forward push turns into a disaster. Still, it’s an alright game. Would recommend it more for those RTS Gamers who can play a match without saving. 6/10

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