
BattleLore: Command is based on the board game BattleLore Second Edition from Fantasy Flight Games. Lead the noble Daqan army in a campaign against the demon-blooded Uthuk Y’llan or battle head-to-head against a friend or AI opponent in Multiplayer!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $6.99 | 122reviews | 66% | — | $23.6K |
| $6.99 | 16ratings | 80% | — | not modelled |
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This game is very disappointing and no match to the great Battlelore boardgame! The missing units and altered effects of units in combination with the lack of drawing command cards ruins the whole balance of the game! What a shame! Where is the siege golem and where are the blood witches? What are you guys doing? Creating a great boardgame and then making a computer game that does not match it??? Just why? I wanted to practice my battlelore skills for the next boardgame night here, but this is just rubbish and feels like a free demo of a game! I want my money back
If you like the Command and Colors-style war games, and you want to mix some fantasy with your tactical board games, then this is the game for you. The scenarios move along quickly, and the orders/sections of the board system typical of Command and Colors rules does a good job of simulating battlefield friction without bogging down the game. The lore cards can make a big difference in the game, and since they are random, when you get them can make a big difference. This game does a very good job of simulating the board game of the same name. If you are not familiar with that game, I suggest you make yourself familiar with it before you buy this one, because it has a definite play-style that is not for everyone (if you've played Memoir 44, it is similar in how it plays). I'm enjoying playing through the campaign (I am still early into it).
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Replicates the board game pretty faithfully. Decent enough.
Nice implementation of the original board game with good twists. Campaign Mode rocks. Multiplayer is great with LAN mode especially (no bandwidth consumption when I play local is a nice touch). What else do you need?
I enjoy this game. I have always enjoyed tactical battlefield board games and this is a reasonable digital version of Battlelore. Many have commented on here that the AI seems to regularly roll better than you do, and this is indeed true. However for me this wasn't such a big deal, I find this to be common in these kinds of games, and I didn't feel that the dice roll difference was so glaring that it made the game impossible or unreasonable. I felt that superior tactics still won out over unlucky dice rolls and that when I have lost in a battle to the AI, it was generally due to a mistake I made, something I missed, or a unit I neglected to appropriately use or consider. However if you are placing your hope in nailing a perfect dice roll on a gambit level move to take the battle ... you definitely shouldn't expect the game to show you any mercy. Overall, it is a decent digital version of a tactical board game. It is certainly worth getting if you like these types of games and it's on sale. Recognize that it's not the kind of game that is going to keep you up at night playing for hours, but the sort of game you play every once in a while when you feel like a relatively quick tactical game.
Fairly accurate representation of the board game. 9/10
One of the best digital adaptations of a board game.
Liked the board game, cannot always find an opponent, and thought the AI in this game was very good
Sadly this is a dead game. I could have been great! I don't know why the sales were not good. The chess like play is engrossing.
Hmmmm Nice to play
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