Siege the Day

fun

1.0 release added some necessary things, but took a while. Two of the more significant changes, after 2 minutes quick play generates a bot for you to play against and after the full 6 phases happens all enemy weapons are revealed. Both solid quality of life updates. A little grindy, but fun to build and tweak your castle design. Enjoyable game-play,

Back in the 80's me and a friend of mine played an old board game called "Crossbows & Catapults" (look it up) We'd set up our forts along with our GI Joe action figures and have a lot of fun shooting them down. I've been hoping for a video game version of the old game for a long time and this is the closest we've come so far. I've only played skirmishes for XP but really enjoy the game. I think some people were disappointed that there's no local game play but part of the strategy is using decorations to obscure your resources from the enemy's view; forcing them to spend more time in camera mode, spying on your area, than manning their weapons. The only thing I would like to see added are multiple AI difficulty options. The AI ramps up their efforts as you gain experience but, so far, has been pretty easy - Higher (optional) difficulties offering larger rewards would be a great addition.

Buggy mess.

Still early game but have been having fun so far. The first weapon (trebuchet) is a bit fiddly to fire however canons unlock quickly and that is much easier to aim / judge while firing. Few quick tips - Make sure to set your guns down in order so 1,2,3,4 are left to right while battling. Also in build mode, G deletes items when selected (not shown on screen for some reason). If you can't select an item in the menu when editing your castle, quit the game and re-launch. Stagger you buildings, and consider starting out with two barracks so you can always have troops out, or rush. There appears to be plenty of PVE action in the game, so I'll try more of that before any PVP. Mostly I just feel like dubbing around these days anyhow..

Leider komplett anders, als erwartet. Zugegebenermaßen wird es sicherlich ein paar Spielern gefallen, aber es wirkt eher wie ein schlechtes Handy Game, statt als ein Game für den Computer. Ich hatte mehr "Bauen" erwartet und weniger "Rundenbasiert" und so viele Cooldowns. Cooldowns verwenden Spiele meist, wenn sie noch Geld aus dem Spieler rausquetschen wollen - wie Handy Games eben.