
Lead a samurai invasion into the mysterious island of Awaji! Recruit, promote, and upgrade your warriors while navigating the ancient world of feudal Japan. Use samurai weapons and strategies to conquer the entire island and become Warlord!
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Latest in each market: best UK #41, worst DE #90 · 8 markets collected
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Warlord: Awaji is the second entry in a series of immersive strategy games created by Darkmatter Games. Step into the shoes of a legendary samurai warlord, given special command and orders from the Emperor to conquer an entire island and save a regime teetering on the edge of collapse.
A unique combination of first-person strategy elements places Warlord: Awaji in a genre of its own. Immersive strategy, pioneered by Darkmatter Games, fixes the player in the shoes of their character, while presenting them with complex strategic gameplay. Lead an army, construct your camp, conquer villages and forts, and disrupt dynamic enemy forces in a sprawling open world–entirely from this immersive strategy perspective. Turn the tide of battle by engaging directly in the action yourself, fighting alongside your own hand picked warriors fully in real time.
The world of Warlord: Awaji is a sprawling island created using real heightmap data of its eponymous location, replete with dozens of temples and shrines from real life. Travel the roads cautiously and keep your eyes on the treelines, as civilian convoys and roaming warrior bands criss-cross the open world in real time. The local clans will react aggressively to your exploits, so choose your actions carefully. Strategically target strongpoints to weaken enemy quick-reaction forces. Capture rival clans' shrines to boost your spiritual aura and harm theirs. Work with esoteric warrior monks to curse your enemies and coordinate powerful coalition attacks.
Your warriors are your most important weapon. Recruit and maintain a powerful retinue of samurai. Use conquered land to promote leaders and expand your army's capacity while organizing its battle formation in any way you like using an intuitive drag-and-drop menu. Each individual has a unique name and gains experience over time through heroic action. Give your best warriors advanced weapons and armor to boost their lethality in combat. Form diverse groups of melee, ranged, and cavalry troops. Mix and match to find the best army composition and crush the opposition.
Construct a samurai war camp anywhere in the open world. Pitch tents and provide your troops with a variety of needs, including sleep, rest, and sustenance. Put up screens and fences to establish a perimeter. Set guards to keep watch in the dark hours of the night. At any time, you may pack up and relocate your camp, allowing for complex strategic maneuvers. Decide where and when to set up your base, and which direction to move in as you explore the vast open world.
All of the weapons, armor, structures, names, and gameplay elements are inspired directly from extant literary, iconographic, and archeological sources. Darkmatter Games, with the help of world leading experts on samurai warfare, has painstakingly recreated the 14th century world of medieval Japan in unrivaled detail. Historical authenticity is the core element of the Warlord franchise. Prepare to experience the visceral world of the samurai like never before seen.
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Fun addenture and action game and very realistic when is comes to history
This scratches my autism even better than the first game
shooting guns very fun
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Languages: English*, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Japanese*, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, French +1 more
Hours played at review time, across 251 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Amazing concept, good execution
So I've played this game for a solid 26 hours and I think that's long enough to write a fair review of this game. The game is definitely rough in some areas and it certainly is a little repetitive but to me at least it's still very fun since I absolutely love Japanese history and we don't get very many games like this. Whether or not the game is worth buying is up to you I don't want to tell you how to spend your money. There have been a lot of reviews that also bring up the repetitiveness of the game which is fair. Most of the villages and hamlets I've come across are the same with the only changes being the amount of enemies stationed there the further in the game you go. I don't really mind these types settlements all being the same because this game was made by a very small team (I think just one guy) but I think a good way to spice up these settlements is to give the enemies stationed there more variety, all the enemies are the same with no armor, all equipped with a sword and tanto. Why not give some of them armor, yaris, and bows to make the battles a little harder and a little more interesting? I'd also really like it if the games AI was a little more aggressive, right now the AI will attack you and only you if you take their territory. That's fine but why not have the AI try to take back the settlements you took from them? Why only attack the player? I think I'd be much cooler if the clan AI would try and take back it's lost territory every now and then, that way it can make fighting each clan feel a little more unique and make it feel like an actual war instead of just capturing each settlement one by one. I'm giving this game a positive review because despite all the flaws, the creator of this game is very active in his community and is actively taking in player feed back and is trying to make the game better. I think that this game has potential but it'll take time to reach it. To me this game is worth the price and I've had a lot of fun with it but I do hope the game gets continued updates and gets better and better as time goes on.
Good game, I think a lot of people forget Warlord Britannia didn't have a lot of the stuff it does now when it first came out. It was missing archers and artillery, cavalry, wildlife, and the army management wasn't as in depth. This game just came out and it already has much of what the first game did not when it came out. The game looks great and the combat is better. The potential is here for a better game than even Warlords Britannia, its just patience and time.
Un gran juego sinceramente me lo he pasado muy bien hasta ahora la unica pega que puedo poner es que hay un bug que genera mucho lag se soluciona saliendo a pantalla con alt+intro y ya va bien. Otra pega pero esta es mas estetica que otra cosa, los retainers duermen con los ojos abiertos.
actully a really good game i cant wait for more content to be added, maybe more variations of villages and buildings would be nice but so far so good, i do hope tho in the future its expanded as well as more in depth diplomacy and more ways i can interact with my villages
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love the game the experience is like warlord britania but this project feels like devs put all there passion to it and improved mistakes from warlord britanian
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