It’s set in bird perspective looking down on the strategic map where you control your armies through beautiful grasslands, forests, swamps, mountain passes and so on. And thus your campaign experience starts off.Įasy to say, the game looks good. It’s your job to get everything back together again. The planet has changed, everything is in ruins, and the realm has been split up into factions. The very top of the list ( first campaign in chronological order) would be Leave-6, where you have awoken as the Vanguard after a 200-year cryo-sleep, only to get a homecoming of apocalyptic events. After the scenario, you unlock the three first campaigns and completing these unlock more and so on. You get to start out with a tutorial, as is the standard, but you can skip it if you feel confident in your experience with these kinds of games. I will not go into detail about every part of the campaign, as we wouldn’t want any real spoilers, but there are campaign planets for every faction of the game, taking away a few hours of game time each. You can always play the game in scenario mode, just bashing skulls for fun, but there’s also a proper campaign laying in wait for us to conquer. That was not the case of this game though. Now that’s what I call a good day!īy now I’ve gotten used to ‘Turn-Based Strategy’ games without a proper story, where you just gotta kick some royal butt on your way to glory.
Acquired: A copy of this game was provided by a publisher for review purpose.Īge of Wonders is a series of games that I’ve always enjoyed playing, and watching the trailers for this new edition made me super stoked! And next, I now I am asked to review this game.
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