Shadow of Kingdoms reviews

It Is A game that does not need much time of dedication to go forward you just have to pay attention to the first levels where they teach you how to level up and make you stronger, after level 80 is very necessary to buy diamonds for crown orders and so Have more castles and be able to continue building your army or to make you several friends to help you keep your castles safe for longer, I recommend this game but not for anyone because you need to be cooperative forces and become allies

I don't like to be someone who gives a bad Review and primarily looks for the Fun in the Game itself (in addition, also likes to forgive Weaknesses), but unfortunately I didn't find very much of it. Shadow Of Kingdoms apparently wants to be a lot, especially a HoMM "Offshoot" in Mind. This is not bad in principle either, I am a big Fan of the original Series since HoMM2 AND was initially excited to see how this F2P Title can be done and how it can be played. Unfortunately for me, the Fun of the Game fell by the Wayside. I can forgive me for the fact that the Game is not the most beautiful. That it has weakened is also forgivable to a certain Point. But that the Game wasn't Fun for me and I didn't find any Motivation to turn it on again is unfortunately not to be neglected. If you want, you are cordially invited to watch my F2P Knacked up to Shadow Of Kingdoms, in which I also try to go into the Game in more detail. In any Case, you can make such a first Impression. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXwneThx3Rk

Despite many, a lot, negative comments, this game is a copy of another big (and expensive): Heroes of Might & Magic 5. We start that this is a Free to Play (that is, do not charge for playing... Not 5, not 10 and much less 30 or 40 euros as some games that are around here for sale), the system of "revenue" of this type of games is that you want to buy real money benefits in the game. Therefore, while it is true that you can take the easy way and leave a pasture, you can also devote time and get the same (or even more if you're a bit clever). At the graphic level is Clavadito to the game mentioned, adding a castle screen in Flash that tries to give a more modern air to the game. Regarding the complexity of the game, the first shifts the game will guide you to how you play, giving instructions and explaining how to grow your characters and castle, as well as increase level to you (you control). Otherwise, as you go up level as Lord, the game is opening new options (fighting in the arena, conquest of other castles, war by territory, etc.) to make you less bored. One drawback is that the whole game is in English and the schedule that marks the start of some events is UTC-5 hours, so these start at dawn in Spain, but ideal for Latin America. If you're looking for fun without breaking your head, this can be a good game. It'S Addictive.