
Battles of Norghan is a unique gladiatorial management and strategy game where you not only must recruit, train, and equip fantasy gladiators, but also control them on a tactical grid in turn-based combat.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 37 reviews with recorded playtime.
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一款角斗士模拟游戏 你负责运营一个角斗士团队,需要管理训练他们的武器装备、技能魔法 然后还需要控制他们参加一场场的生死角斗 游戏内容其实是非常丰富的 不过也正是因为这点,让新手会非常难以入手,尤其一大堆的NPC+选项就够你忙活半天 更何况游戏里的大量英文以及糟糕的字体,让非英语系玩家会非常头疼 可以说是一个比较两极化体验的游戏,如果本身比较喜欢这类游戏外加能流程阅读可能就会比较喜欢 但如果不是这个游戏的目标用户的话,可能玩个1、20分钟后就因为太过复杂而直接弃掉了
i had doubts about this game but its like dominus but with league tables yes there are leagues 8 divisions you start in 8 and wow i won my first battle thanks to my mage its a prett ygood game for anyone who likes this type of game i reccomend wholeheartedly
This aint it chief. Controls and QoL are out of the middle ages. Combat is clunky and not engaging.
nice game
Ich find´s geil. Guter Umfang. Das kämpfen macht auch nach 100 Schlachten noch Bock. Man bekommt viel geboten. Die Grafik,... nun ja. Zweckmässig :) . Im Ernst das Game kann was!
This was an amazing game and I would love to see a more modern take!
Great sim, I sunk a few dozen hours into BoN before it was on Steam.
This turn-based strategy brawler has been around since 2005, though aesthetically it could pass as an early 90's release. However.. aesthetics are not so important in a game such as this, and thankfully it works where it matters. It is somewhat overwhelming at first, even with the in-game tutorial.. but read the manual and watch the video tutorial, multiple times if you must, because the gameplay is surprisingly deep and very fun indeed! The game is tough as nails, though you can customize the difficulty.. I found it very hard to put down. Addictive.
Great game. It is a mix between a sports management game and a turn based fantasy strategy game. Be careful to save your money for reviving your team members!
The game's graphics and user interface, true to its age, present a nostalgic trip for veteran gamers but may seem antiquated to newcomers. This dated aesthetic, while adding a certain charm, can be a barrier to some. Battles of Norghan offers a challenging learning curve, demanding players to invest time in understanding its mechanics. However, once conquered, the game reveals a lower skill ceiling, allowing seasoned players to master its nuances without excessive complexity. However, the difficulty modes allow for the game to be a challenge no matter how skilled a player you are. The game shines in its gameplay, focusing heavily on strategic management and combat without the distraction of an overarching story. Players engage in meticulous planning, training, and equipping their gladiators, reveling in the depth of options available—from choosing races and classes to detailed skill and equipment management. The game's focus on statistics is a notable highlight, offering enthusiasts detailed insights into their team's performance. This aspect adds a layer of engagement for those who enjoy delving into data and optimizing their strategies accordingly. While it can be challenging for newcomers, Battles of Norghan excels in its hot-seat multiplayer mode, providing an engaging experience for friends to compete. Its unique position in the gaming landscape as a fantasy gladiatorial manager ensures its appeal to a specific, albeit obscure, niche of gamers. The game's structure makes it an excellent choice for casual gaming sessions, fitting seamlessly into short breaks or between other activities. This ease of engagement, combined with the game's strategic depth, makes it a mostly positive experience for those seeking a unique blend of fantasy and strategy without the need for continuous, long hours of play. In conclusion, "Battles of Norghan" is a gem in its own right, offering a distinct and engaging experience for fans of strategy and fantasy. Its dated graphics and interface are a small price to pay for the depth and enjoyment it offers. It stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of strategic management games, especially for those who appreciate a focus on gameplay mechanics and team statistics. For those willing to navigate its initial learning curve and admittedly clunky interface, the game promises hours of strategic planning and fantasy warfare. 7.5/10 - Recommended.
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