ENDLESS Legend™

Игра неплохая, но я оставлю "палец вниз" спасибо за блокировку доп. контента для РФ.

如果说我是买的这游戏我应该会说这游戏还行挺好玩的，不过他白给了那么这个游戏简直是神作

Ой, извините! Положительный отзыв недоступен в нашей стране.

So, you see your classmates play 4X games while awaiting the teacher to arrive, these classmates of yours with pallid, pale skin and suffer from being nasal, socially-awkward virgins writing terrible stories about nuclear weapons and Shadowmen. Enter the hot Goth chick who walks in with her cherry red laptop and her confident stride, above the lowly peons where she sits and broods out of the window as she awaits her laptop to boot up. The teacher calls in sick, and it has become a free period of relaxation. Your nerdy classmates revel in their hollow victory. The girl simply groans. Everyone is seen on Steam on their laptops, playing Civilization V and Civilization: Beyond Earth. You wade through the list of classmates online when something catches your eye. _Summer-Rain_ is now logged in, playing a strange game that you've never even heard of before this day. Endless Legend. You glance at your Gothic princess, whom you catch looking at you from behind her cherry red laptop. She averts her eyes, _Summer-Rain_ having been exposed stealing glances at you. Your heart flutters, and you gulp down, thinking this may be your chance for _Summer-Rain_... You are soon $35.00 poorer as you hope and pray to whatever dark deity your Gothic princess worships that the school's pathetic internet connection will download the game in time before class ends, and it is as if the demonic forces grant you a full installation. You enter Endless Legend and quickly scan through the factions, eight in total: Wild Walkers (Elves) Broken Lords (Cool-looking ghost-mummies) Necrophages (Undead insects) Ardent Mages (Goths obsessed with self-harm) Drakken (Dragons) Cultists (Overzealous, religious cyborgs) Roving Clans (Arab-Jew Hybrids) and the Vaulters (The only sane-looking people) You play it safe and pick the Vaulters. Even the game tells you they're the best faction to learn. You have your faction and you join the open game that _Summer-Rain_ is currently in. The hexagon tiles rise up and the world loads before your eyes. You are bombarded with a never-ending series of information windows and funny-looking symbols which denote what you will learn later are the resources of the game, which are: Dust (Gold or money of Endless Legend) Science (Used for research purposes) Industry (To make your units and upgrade cities) Food (pretty self-explanatory) along with a slew of Luxury Resources which are used for advanced weapons and technologies. Endless Legend is turn-based, meaning everything done on a player's turn is crucial. Researching the wrong technology over a period of turns and not paying attention to the one you needed would be disastrous, in addition to not being able to manage one's economy effectively would lead to the player's empire to implode upon itself. After the first 10 turns _Summer-Rain_ appears, using the Ardent Mages, to no one's surprise. She hammers upon your fledgling city with an army using combined-arms tactics, but you are wise to have fielded a smaller second army and crush her would-be invasion force. As you divide and conquer your forces to have one army go after _Summer-Rain_'s Capital and another army complete the randomly-generated, scripted quests which inhabit the world to pursue your Quest Victory condition, _Summer-Rain_ was hard at work throwing everything she had into research and began the construction of a Wonder. The tides turned with her on the defensive but having an advantage in building a Wonder this early, you howl and wail with a succession of armies you continue to field, even diverting your Questing army to break through _Summer-Rain_'s territory and assail the city where her Wonder is being built. But you are unsure of the exact location and which city the Wonder is being built at, and before long your defeat is heralded when your screen is replaced with the beautifully-illustrated image of an Ardent Mage standing proudly with the Wonder in the distance. You slam your fist into your table and your nerdy classmates glance worriedly before going back to their futile game of colonizing a small moon as you hang your head down in shame. The free period over, everyone packs up and wants to leave for the next class. You are about to fold away your laptop when _Summer-Rain_ approaches you, looking radiant and beautiful. She smiles and tells you that for a beginner you weren’t all that bad and that she was going easy on you. You manage a smile in response, fighting back your nerves as you tell her that you were intrigued by Endless Legend and that you swear you didn't read the on-the-fly descriptions of how to play the game. _Summer-Rain_ walks past you toward the door and tells you that she would love to talk to you all about Endless Legend and the newly-released Guardians expansion for the game over lunch after school. Her scent interrupts your logic, her eyes tease you and her lips smile sincerely. "You coming?" _Summer-Rain_ calls out. You nearly stumble over your own words. "Only if I get to play Endless Legend with you." She smiles again, nodding. "I was hoping you'd say that. It's a date then." You would go on to date her, and ultimately, marry her. The girl of your dreams. The love of your life. username _Summer-Rain_ Indeed, love is truly endless. Endless Legend.

I’ve played Endless Legend for 10 hours so far, and honestly, I’m impressed but also a bit overwhelmed at times. - What I love: * The game is gorgeous. The art style and music really pull you into the world. * The factions are super unique and each play very differently. * I love that there’s a story element to the game with quests—it feels like a mix of strategy and light RPG. - What’s a bit tough: * The learning curve is steep. It took me a while to understand how things work, and the UI can feel clunky at first. * Battles are a bit slow and sometimes don’t feel very interactive. * The AI isn’t the best unless you use mods (a lot of people recommend the ELCP mod for that). - Overall: It’s definitely not a game you rush through. It rewards patience and learning, and now that I’m getting the hang of it, I’m really starting to enjoy it more. If you’re into 4X games and want something that feels different and more artistic than Civ, it’s worth trying. 8/10 from me so far. Can’t wait to see how it feels once I put more hours in!

Is it a marvelous game I loved so much? Yes. Does it run on Windows 11? No. Woiuld I recommend a game you can't play? No.

As much as I love Amplitude games, I think this one has the worst balancing of them all. You either curbstomp the AI or they curbstomp you - no inbetween. Basically the only two resources that matter are Industry and Science, and you're so reliant on lucky starts that you'll end up spending 90% of your playtime restarting over and over. If you want to get this game for the lore and stories, just read the wiki.

Данный запретный товар вновь доступен второсортным гражданам второсортных стран! Всем плебеям рекомендуется успеть наиграться в него до наступления новых запретов и ограничений!

[h1]Switch to high resolution UI in the settings[/h1] - Suitable for genre noobs - Not the most modern, but manageable - Not forcing you to know the lore or whatever - Do not auto-battle, go manual, it's good So, the game is simple and a banger at the same time. A lot of tiny things to account for, a lot of minor details that make the whole picture. I was planning to check it for like 10 minutes and instantly got hooked for almost two hours. Wiped a few civilization for fun and power, saved some random savages since they offered a good quest to collaborate on.

I love this game i just wish i could play it, crashes at load screen now every time i load the game. Ive tried every fix i could find online over the passed few weeks.