Fantasy Empires Review (Steam)
For this Fantasy Empires Review, where we Create alliances, defeat enemy kingdoms, and forge an empire in this Dungeons & Dragons game world! Under the computer Dungeon Master, you’ll interact with fantastic races, command dozens of troop types, send your heroes on quests, and construct a variety of buildings and fortifications.
Fantasy Empires Review Pros:
- Original graphics.
- 71.33MB download size.
- The overall interface allows you to play any installed game from the series and/or buy the ones you are missing.
- Graphics settings – mode (surface/overlay/openglnb/OpenGL/draw), fullscreen, keep aspect ratio, double buffering, scaling engine, force scaling, windows resolution, and mouse sensitivity slider.
- Cloud save support.
- Runs in Dosbox.
- Ten save slots.
- Two game modes – campaign and scenarios.
- Ten scenarios to choose from.
- The campaign has a setup to choose how many Ai players are in the world, crests, if it’s a historical world or a random world, show the whole map, or have fog of war.
- Excellent soundtrack.
- Character creator – choose an avatar, name, class (elf/dwarf/fighter/cleric/magic-user), alignment (chaotic/lawful/neutral), wrote a back story, and roll random stats.
- Fast loading times.
- Uses the mouse for controls.
- Beautiful animations.
- Can rebind controls.
- Simulate – never, prompt, and always.
- Joystick support.
- Detail level – 20:1, 1:1, 5:1, and 10:1.
- The wizard at the top moves his head to always follow your cursor.
- Very in-depth game.
- The world is full of life.
- A high yet accessible strategic level.
- Battles happen in a top-down real-time scenario and look simply sublime.
Fantasy Empires Review Cons:
- No game manual pdf scan.
- Alt-tabbing out takes away fullscreen.
- Difficult to get to grips with a lot of out-of-the-game research and reading needed.
- The slowdown happens in huge battles.
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Fantasy Empires:
Developer: Silicon Knights
Publisher: SNEG
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