Oraiah

Really cool in the first 15 minutes but then you realize just how "varied" it really is. You'll get the same 10 or so events constantly over and over with no differences whatsoever, the resource system is very lacking and so is the military and building sections. Diplomacy system and law systems are nearly non-existent. Even if you have no troops, you'll still get events where it says you lose soldiers and the like. Good start but bad execution given this is the final project. English translation is terrible. Not worth $3.

This is a really Great game. All i can say is great music great atmosphere, VERY immersive, and its fun. Waking up today i didnt know Id become Tobias Turdschitz of my very own Turdschitz kingdom, Will update more after i get more time in game. Totally tubuler. Update- im addicted The interface is very intuitive i only studied the tutorial 5 minutes and i knew how to play the game. I love the fact that theres lots of decision making, and u feel like your far away in kingdoms fighting for your people. The bardic music is really nice and this is a good game to play while listening to talk radio if u want to turn it off. Its very addicting and i woulda payed more for this game, how far it will go i dont know, but i know within 1 hour of playing i got completely addicted . If youre thinking about buying it, just get it, you wont be disappointed for the price.

[h2]Not a bad game, but not the best either[/h2] The economy/strategy aspect is good enough, although it's barely more than resource management and improving numbers in small increments so you can get more resources and improve the humbers a bit more. It's easy to learn, but takes a while to master. Overall it's engaging enough for a positive review. The low price fits the quality and the lack of engaging gameplay. I like the graphics despite, or rather because them being simplistic. The music, despite being stock music, is fine. [h3]But there are also a few downsides, if minor ones:[/h3] [list] [*]The diplomacy is shallow and boils down to buying sympathy. [*]Reused character portraits giving a sense of "we didn't have enough assets". [*]There are typos like "pikemens" instead of "pikemen". [*]And one particular conquest was weird: I accidentally sent an army of 0 soldiers to an enemy territory. My 0 soldiers lost the battle (of course), but somehow the enemy lost 27 soldiers... what? [/list]

could be fun if you remove the quest and is very reptive same things happen nothing changes and you cant just skip time to get reasoures you need to do quest but they are the same 5 quest only.

Un petit de gestion stratégie qui vaut son prix pas plus (3 euros), le jeu a des défauts et bug d'affichage mais il se termine rapidement (3 heures) malgré la réticence des factions, la musique est sympa et les petits événement aussi bien qu'on a fait rapidement le tour.

Oraiah est un jeux simple et sans prise de tête. Tu améliore ton royaume pour avoir plus de ressources, tes défenses et ton armée pour te protéger. Mon expérience certes courte ma permis de voir a quel point Oraiah ce finit vite trop vite, j'aurait aimé un peu plus de contenus dans la diplomatie ou sur la carte de campagne pareil dans certain bâtiment. Je prend l'exemple sur la technologie une fois toute les technologie acquise l'académie ne sert plus a rien et donc l'amélioré aussi et c'est dommage, les stock ne monte pas au dessus de 1000 ce qui fessait de mon royaume le plus riche et le plus armé, et les royaume voisin ne sont pas dur a soudoyer pour faire des alliance, donc en 3h de jeux on le finit aisément. Au bout d'un moment les missives que l'ont reçois a chaque saisons ce ressemble et on clique machinalement sur la bonne réponse, il y en a pas beaucoup, c'est dommage j'aurait aimé des différentes suivant les actions mené tout au long de notre règne. Apres je te dit pas le contraire pour le prix il est correcte, il est plutôt jolie et bien traduit en français.