Majesty 2 Collection reviews

After several decades of existence of the RTS genre, while many developers have been content to repeat the same recipes again and again, it is always very refreshing when a game explores new mechanisms. Majesty 2 is a game that has no other equivalent (good, except maybe Majesty 1). It is also a game quite "challenging", even a little difficult, whose difficulty is slightly increased throughout a scenario (unlike many strategy games that lose their interest as soon as the player has built a large base). And it is a game that, in addition to the many missions of this bundle, has an infinite replayability. Let's add a little touch of humor in the scenarios, which never hurts, and I have nothing to blame him. I would classify this game in the must-have that deserve to become a great classic that we will continue to be in ten years.

Why do all The Strategy Games do this? Making The Environment your Enemy is so unpleasant and not fun at all. If a Game is about that, then I can avoid it, but if the Game sells itself as a Rebel-run Event, I hope and wish every time a good Uplift opportunity game and not an ' finish the Missions as soon as possible, or you will be Ambient Monster overrant "game. The Game had good Approaches with this whole Flag system, even though I found really annoying that it was so hard to persuade my Warriors to explore undiscovered Territory. But they just break everything with having Hordes of Monsters that you can't defeat and that are getting more and stronger over Time and attacking all The time, randomly distributing on the Map, in an AUFB Strategy game you have to be able to build, that is, that is, Play has to give you time where there is not a constant fight. A Tip I can give to any newer strategy game I've played is look at Settlers 3 times, the Game was Pure fun to Play with and I'm still waiting for a Strategy game to come out that's even close to as good.

To all those who would not know this game yet and who are fans of RTS with a dose of RPG in a fantasy medieval world, just run to buy this collection that brings together the 2nd installment as well as 3 Add ons. I write this test in 2016 and the game has not aged an inch, neither graphically nor in its grip that is immediate, with bonus a gorgeous V. F. You will therefore embody a monarch whose goal is to succeed several missions that are all corsed (you will surely have to repeat several times some of them) with certain objectives presented by your loyal Adviser and in backdrop the protection of your Castle (if it falls it's game over). The particularity of this RTS is that you do not control your units but put them flag-objectives (attacking, protecting, defending, exploring...) with gold bonuses for each flag, and some units rather made for exploration, attack or Defence. It is you who set the premium amount of each objective flag according to the crates of your treasure (the economy in the game is succinct but effective), Ditto for the placement of your buildings and towers to protect them (but that will never suffice for you defend themselves). This game is extremely addictive especially because the difficulty is really well dosed. Go I leave you I have a Goblin King to kill that makes me drooling...!