
Draft an army and fight a battle all in 15 thrilling minutes. Opponents issue orders at the same time in this unique system of simultaneous turn-based tactics. Test your wits online today!
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Very well worth the asking price (especially if on sale) mostly used for multiplayer, very little singleplayer. Would love a campaign to go along with it
Malo, tedioso y aburrido
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Quick review: 2 ### Metric ### 1- Garbage. :( 2- Did not fulfill the purpose. 3 - Ok, fulfilled the purpose. 4 - A good game! 5 - Just play and be happy. :)
Game crashes during every battle on my Win7 box. Also the server seems to be empty
Its an ok game plays like a board game could do with more gamemodes could do with an option to have larger scale battles
Rise: Battle Lines, size çok bir şey vaadetmeyen, ancak arkadaşınızla toplam yarım saat oynayıp satranç benzeri minik taktikler ile keyifli zaman geçireceğiniz bir oyun. Oynanışı tıpkı Heroes:M&M serisindeki savaş sistemi gibi, sadece o parçasını alıp oyun yapmışlar desek yeridir. Petekli bir haritada menzilli ve yaya birliklerinizle en basit stratejiyi (dizilim, saldırı zamanlaması) kurup sıra bazlı oynuyorsunuz. ARTILAR: + öğrenmesi ve oynanışı basit, şirin bir şey. + Kazandığınız kartlar ile oyun ücretini amorti edebiliyorsunuz... EKSİLER - Tek harita oluşu ve birim çeşidinin az olması (5+1) Strateji oynamak için günde sadece 10-20 dakika ayıracaklar için güzel bir seçenek. Keşke 2 vs 2 ya da herkes tek sistemiyle oynanabilmiş olsaydı. 6.8 / 10 - DÜZENLEME : oyunun server'ı , oyundan beklenen para kazanılmadığı için kaldırılmış. Başarımlar da yalan olsa da Bu yüzden offline mod'u ücretsiz veriyorlar,
Fun game! I'm enjoying myself quite a bit.
Tags: Tactical Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Slow, Bland, Hollow. Next to no content with inane solo experience and dead multi HOMM style turn based strategy with a gimped hero and no unit production ends up more like a simplified version of chess than a computer strategy game. The meat of the concept is supposed to revolve around multiplayer but the matchmaking will never work as no one is seeking a game of this. You could challenge friends but why bore people you care about. The game unfolds mostly as a slow trek forward clumsily positioning your units and trying to use a basic rock paper scissor mentality having your cavalry outflank, your shield guys take the arrows and the axemen doing much of the finishing off of foes but in practice you will just turtle all your troops forward and let them mash each other with little to no strategy out of frustration and boredom. The art style was rather nice in a cartoony kind of way and the audio was muted and not taking too much space but was appropriate and not too bad at all. I am removing this for library declutter, there are much superior solo and multiplayer experiences to be had centered around turn based medieval combat. The single player content here is a glorified puzzle game/tutorial as there are no story or reason to care about any of it just three difficulty generals who place the same units you do and battle it out.
Very good strategy game. Easy to get used to and it seems pretty straightforward at first, but there are nuances and strategies. You can hotseat or online match with your friends, play against AI or random people. You can play it with people on their ipods so there's always people to play with. I recommend getting it on sale. It's cheap, but still. :)
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