
Check out this battlefield management game from Japanese indie developer Studio GIW. You are the Empress fighting to take back control of the Avaris Empire. Battle by battle as you recover territory, the number of fighters grows to near epic proportions up to 36,000 individual warriors on the battlefield!
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Languages: English, Japanese
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レビューかくの忘れてた・_・) フリーソフトのAvaris同様シンプルでUIや操作性に優れ世界観も良く出来てる良作です。女帝さまかわいい特に断末魔( ˘ω˘)b 悪い点もそのまま前作から引き継いでおりカスタマイズ要素が完全上位互換のみで、敵の勝利条件がプレイヤーor突撃するプレイヤー側の指揮官の討伐と非常に有利で速攻暗殺以外の選択肢がなく二周目クリアは一切想定されていないバランスがとても残念でした。全体を鑑みかろうじて高評価と致します。
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Eh, kind of a neutral recommendation. It is nice to watch huge battles but as the game goes on things can get annoying with night maps that have the fog of war which force you to look everywhere for the enemy Comamnder.. I'll also note that I refunded the game. Gameplay wise, you're an Empress fighting against armies of evil dudes with the help of the King. Your own troops that you buy are the Empress Guardians who follow you around and protect you and can also be ordered around. The hundreds to tens of thousands you get are from the King, a friendly NPC. If either you or the King dies (he can almost always handle himself though) you lose the battle, to win you have to kill the enemy Commander. As Empress you can both fight in melee or use magic as a ranged attack (which is pretty much just Magic Missile). Between battles you can buy upgrades (armor is armor, sword is melee, ring is magic) plus buy extra Guardians. The game's main appeal of course is the absolutely massive battles. Not all of the levels have these, such as the fog of war levels I mentioned which are annoying. Battles get harder as the game goes on though the position of troops for th battles are randomized. It could definitely use more unit variety (Warrior is generic melee, Ninja moves fast and is weak, Mage is the ranged unit, Mummy is slow but tough) and well more variety overall. As another review pointed out, it is very much grindy and mindless at times (bunch of battles can be won by doing nothing, depending upon the randomization they can end within seconds but that's not too common) plus it's price is a tiny bit steep. It would definitely make a fun mobile game, but on Steam I'd really only recommend getting it while it's on sale or if you got some dosh to spare from selling ugly CS:GO knife skins. Just be ready to refund if you get too bored.
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