Legions of Ashworld

游戏稍微有些复杂，而本身的引导做的并不算出色 需要花费一定时间才能深入，但游戏重复性又不高，优秀的游戏也不少，总体不怎么值得花费过多时间去玩

La idea es ,muy parecida al mpromer juego de DUNE,asi que para empezar te deben de gustar los juegos con graficos simples,una banda sonora nada del otro mundo, no puede ponerlo a pantalla completa,tiene rebordes negros una mecanica muy lineal,y como no te guste mucho desde el principio va a ser my dificil que lo continues. no esta en castellano asi que te toca guiarte con tu conocimiento de ingles. seamos serios,si no te regalan o te viene en un paquete ni te molestes.

Couldn't find out how to build units at garrisons.

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Stars received: 2.4/10 _ Note: v.5 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions [0.4] Controls & Training & Help [0.4] Menu & Settings [0.5] Sound & Music [0.4] Graphics [0.3] Game Design [0.2] Game Story [0.2] Game Content [0] Completion time (level/game)? [0] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0] BONUS point: Review for VR [N] - if Registration is required with providing PII Game description key-points: slippery grip on game-play Overview: a nice layout on screen, relaxing music, some text that takes time to understand and Guide is not very helpful. Missing a proper interactive tutorial on game mechanics.

Decent first person strategy/midnightlike/unite 'em up with an intuitive interface and nice graphics and music. It is quite barebones though, even when compared to the games that inspired it (no non-combat victory conditions or character traits for example). Play it but only if you already have LoM remakes (I think the developer made graphics for them).

TL;DR: Recommended only if you like Lords of Midnight, Cryo's Dune and old-school strategy games. This is retro strategy wargame in the vein of Lords of Midnight and Cryo's Dune. Plays much like an old school strategy boardgame, and is mostly intended for players who like that sort of thing. Others will probably not like it. It is a strategy game in the truest sense, meaning that you will have to come up with an overarching plan and adapt it to the situation if you are to have any hope of victory; you need to strike a balance between recruiting allies, keeping your own troops supplied and rested, and eliminating smaller enemy groups before they can concentrate their forces. Great artwork and nice music. The game also gets points for using a Middle East / North Africa inspired fantasy setting instead of the overused medieval (Western/Central) Europe one. Unfortunately, the game doesn't have the same epic "feel" as LoM or Dune, partly because it removes the Lord of the Rings-like quest in LoM in order to focus on the strategy aspect, and partly because the writing, while functional, feels somewhat flat and uninspired. The world it presents is interesting but under-developed, and the characters don't really have anything in the way of personality. It's a decent game for its price, but looks unfinished and left me wanting more. It has only one proper scenario plus a tiny tutorial and, while the game hints that more scenarios were planned, nothing came of this or of the announced scenario editor. In other words, once you beat the scenario you're effectively done with the game (there are three difficulty levels, but the harder ones seem to simply give the enemy more troops and magic items). The game is mostly bug-free, though odd stuff can happen if you start a new game immediately after finishing your last (exit the game and restart instead) or if you try to scroll far away from the map.

At this new discounted price, sure, I would recommend it. It's mostly 10-12 hours of decent strategy, though, given the low resource feature of the game, they could have worked a little more on AI, game mechanics and in game depth. A good step up from old Lords of Midnight though.

Legions of Ashworld, c'est Lords of Midnight 30 ans plus tard. La carte évoque étrangement celle de LoM et le rythme de jeu lui est similaire. La principale différence réside dans le fait que le repli vers la capitale à défendre n'est vraiment pas la bonne stratégie, il faudra plutôt se tourner vers des actions de guérilla. La carte est dessinée automatiquement, et presque complète dès le départ. Mais attention, il peut être très utile d'envoyer des magiciens explorer les terres inconnues... Si vous aimez les wargames bien déséquilibrés, ce jeu est réellement un bon achat (surtout au prix raisonnable proposé).