Blight of the Immortals reviews

This game had a really good potential,sadly if you dont pay 60 bucks per month to play each races story mode you are stuck to play sandbox mod only with repeating maps,the multiplayer is simply dead since it's in real time,like if a unit you moved from one point to another n eed 7 hours to travel it will take 7 hours irl for that unit to move,the gameplay itself is actually cool but repetitive yet it is very fun to play,each races has a playstyle and the different zombies types make you decide if you take the risk to fight in open field or retreat to a town but face a much larger horde as they slowly join each other and attack a single spot. So to be simple,the game is fun to a few hours then get boring,give it a try

Early Access Review Blight of the Immortals is a runde-based strategy game, at least in single-player. A Free-to-Play Fantasy strategy Game to be exact. One fights an Invasion of the Undead. While the Actual Battle is quite simple, the Page that has more "Strength Points" at the Site of the Battle, the Strategy of Movement and Planning is much more interesting through Heroes and units that one unlifts on the one hand on the Map and Via "Maps " This "Deck of cards" does not appear artificially pressed but as an interesting Extension, as it "feels" more like the Troops, which one takes with you in the Panzer General Series from one Battle to the next. Even though the actual Fight could be a bit more interesting and most Campaigns unfortunately have to be bought (even F2P), I still noticed the Game in a really positive way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cSEzWw0AkA

Early Access Review A most interesting strategy game that can be played over several days with or against multiple other players worldwide, where strategy and planning ahead whole days is what you need to emerge victorious. I've played a similar game before (Supremacy1913) but I found this game more enjoyable by miles because it actually allows you to choose your own style of playing, has various different factions that actually differ from one another and doesn't take literal months to finish while also not moving so fast you'll have to see it all play out in one very long sitting. Biggest pro in my opinion is the singleplayer where you can get used to the mechanics, the different playing styles of each race and where you can gather your preferred hero cards for in the multiplayer games. The biggest con is the steam community, at least for a while still there will be a lot of people checking this game out and going afk the same day, leaving several games with only a few doomed players.