Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin

Small amount of playable races/commanders in base game.

manejo muy malo

Engorroso y difícil control de las unidades. Habría que tener un ratón y un ojo sobre cada unidad para tenerlas medio controladas. Una sola base y en la otra punta del mapa, a donde tienen que ir una y otra vez tus unidades para reponer sus perdidas. Además se mueve deseperantemente despacio. Oleadas internimables de "minions". Misión 3 y ya me ha hartado.

I like this game I really do But who in god's name decided it was a good idea to have you fight an immortal troggoth in level 8 of the campaign. Is it manageable? yeah, it is once you get to understand how it works, but this is really the second Orruk level and it's just unbelievably irritating. The game is fun, I'm not the best at these types of RTS games with managing each unit so I am not going to speak much on the unit controls but the game was fun while I was playing it. The problem really comes in that the controls were confusing for me and that made some fights just irritating in the campaign to the point I just didn't want to play the game anymore.

*Key Take Away Message: I only recommend to buy this when it's on a DISCOUNTED SALE! *Pros - Amazing graphics, grand sound track, great voice acting, epic cinematic cutscenes, and overall awesome production value - great beginner intro into underrated Warhammer Age of Sigmar/AoS universe for new comers (such as myself) - easy to learn and fun gameplay (albeit a bit shallow and becomes repetitive after awhile) - decent plot for an RTT/RTS game, with interesting characters archs (It's an RTT/RTS, so obviously don't expect Oscar writing material or compelling plots twists here, lol) - interesting unique 4 different factions *Cons - As mentioned, very limited RTS gameplay depth that can start feeling repetitive after awhile - strange and annoying MOBA like gameplay design mechanics (e.g. once your squad of units are engaged in battle, you annoyingly CANNOT manually control them again until one side wins (unless you press auto-'retreat' option) which costs resources, and sends your squad back to a base. Most bizarre design decision in an RTT/RTS games (like I get developers are trying somethings different, but this feature makes this game feel like a MOBA) - only 4 factions (considering AoS lore offers SO many more diverse factions, dissappointing there's only 4 factions) - limited total unit count in each faction - can't build structures, and bases (only have a 'superficial' so-called base in strategic capture point) - Asking full price for this game is way too expensive, for relative limited content and simple gameplay mechanics offered Is this a master piece like Dawn of War 1-2, or Total War: Warhammer fantasy games? Definitely not! But if purchased on discounted sale, there's still a lot of fun to be had here, especially if you like a interesting high fantasy setting, enjoy RTTRTS games, and want to have a nice introductory interactive story into AoS lore! Although many people are bashing this game and giving it a thumbs down (each to their own), and I can see merit in some of their criticism (especially if purchased at its original way too high price $87.95 in my geographical zone). Overall fun, but wasted opportunity by developers to make this into something special and promote AoS to the mainsteam (as Dawn of War series successfully did for Warhammer 40K, and Total War series did for Warhammer fantasy) I give this game a 'tentative' *thumbs up* (on the condition its bought at a discounted price). For the discounted price I paid, this game has definitely been worth it and I've had lots of fun so far!

Very good strategy game, suggested to who want to have some fun in the Warhammer world. Nice gameplay and campaign. Playable even on Steam Deck, but definitively better on PC. For Steam Deck Player suggested to select the preferred Proton ("experimental" worked fine for me) in “Propriety/Compatibility” menu, to avoid some glitch in the video. Have fun on Azeroth.

畢竟目前市面上唯一一款AOS的電子遊戲，骨折價入手還算值得