
A singleplayer fast-paced classic RTS game in which you take on the role of a fallen lord on his journey back to become one of the mightiest in the medieval realm of Valtoria.
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Bannermen is a singleplayer real-time strategy (RTS) game, with a strong focus on individual unit control as well as map control. Every encounter is critical and you must adapt and outsmart the enemy in real time while gathering intel through scouting.
PLEASE NOTE THAT MULTIPLAYER IS NOT AVAILABLE.

With two resources, wood and gold, the game takes inspiration from predecessors within the genre and has a high skill ceiling while still being easier to get into than comparable RTS games. Bannermen features 15 unique units (characters) available to recruit when your base meets certain requirements.
Singleplayer Campaign; take on the role of the fallen Lord Berrian in his quest to save Valtoria and become one of the mightiest in the realm.
AI Skirmish; battle it out with an AI and fight for humanity.
Having suffered a crushing defeat in the Battle of Beckron, you, Lord Berrian must now regain former bannermen that have surrendered to Lord Karthor. The days of chasing glory are over, as terror spreads and forces ever greater sacrifices to hold Lord Karthor’s men at bay. Without a home and much time to spare, you must travel the vast lands of Valtoria to obtain supplies and convert soldiers to your righteous cause.
Bannermen features a full-length singleplayer campaign that lets you dive into the realm of Valtoria as its upcoming hero. Command troops, free prisoners, infiltrate strongholds, manage resources and construct buildings in order to achieve victory in the great war. Learn to fight in many vastly different environments; use sandstorms to hide your advance, set up traps against incoming attacks or why not blow up your enemies with an explosive barrel? With creativity, you must use your surroundings to gain an advantage.
Take manual control over each unit and use its abilities wisely. To become a successful commander, you need to manage your resources well and construct new bases when the timing is right. The balance between economy and army as well as transitioning to more advanced units when it is possible is a big part of the strategic depth in Bannermen. But there are also unique mechanics, like the Temples which you can build to gain Nature Powers. These powers can have devastating effects on your enemies and varies for each map as well as their available building locations. After a Temple has been erected your enemies will be notified and a publicly visible timer begins that counts down to when it is available.
In an AI skirmish, you can choose to recruit one out of three heroes (Lord Berrian, Lord Karthor or Lady Vanya) that can be levelled up throughout the match to become more powerful. Levels are gained by killing neutral creeps, or by defeating enemy units.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal*languages with full audio support
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One faction = meh Few units and buildings = meh Graphics = meh Price tag = wtf were u thinking? It feels like a game thats been made in an afternoon.
There are much older RTS games that are way better than this game. Graphics are ok, voice acting is bad, glitches trying to build and game braking gliches. One game braking glitch is I think on the 5th mission where you need to rescue soldiers, I collected all the keys, yet they were all used before I could open the final prison cell and it doesn't seem that new key holders spawn. The AI of enemies and allies are also really simple and bad. It feels like the developers were very lazy and just copied code from an old Warcraft or C&C game. This game is not worth the money and needed a few more years of work.
Why would a game not have save in skirmishes? So stupid
Nice and simple strategy game, recomended.
Over all I enjoy this game, its like warcraft 3 but with a game of thrones inspiration, the story is in my opinion interesting and the voice acting is alright, some moments its good other moments im laughing, i dont care for graphics so so my say on that doesnt matter, units are okay the base building is classical, just sad that they lost multiplayer support, so dont get it to play with friends but do occasionally binge of single player experience for a bit
In my opinion it's a good real-time strategy game but... there's always the but... it doesn't allow "Save" in the middle of a mission for example... if you need to go out to make dinner or to sleep instead of To continue the mission You have to start from the beginning, which is detestable... - This type of game programming disregards the interests of those who play... being forced to complete a mission before leaving the game is absurd!!! If whoever created and developed this game is reading me... I'm grateful that next time this alternative will be available for any moment during the evolution of any mission
The Campaign was ok but during skirmish, the AI just stops after the resources are depleted which causes the mode to be boring.
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Хорошая стратегическая игра на манер старого варкрафта - мне понравилось, понастальгировал
This game suckssssssss
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