If your build order is wrong then nothing you do will ever succeed. If your build order is correct for that particular level then its a cakewalk. Your build order must be precise or you are utterly doomed. After 25 hours of playing I have finished this really enjoyable game.įinal word: if you find this game in a Steam sale or BundleStars bundle, it's worth it! I needed to consult strategy guides to finish some of the levels, but even after reading a strategy guide you can find your unique tactics to defeating the boss. The game has a unique style merging some qualities of 'Heroes of Might and Magic', some of 'Age of Empires' and others from RPG games. There is a huge choice of hero classes like warriors, wizards, rogues, clerics, paladins and nice selection of monsters with their dwellings including vampire crypts, elemental portals and wolf dens. 'Majesty 2' has nice, colorful 3D fantasy graphics and music which sets the mood really nice (with some beautifully epic pieces for final monster fights). Others require simultaneous construction of some temples or defending a merchant caravan. There is a variety of missions and quests, some of which require attacking specific places or killing a monster which requires certain strategy. They are controlled by setting rewards for specific goals like exploring a territory or killing a monster. But you cannot control your heroes directly. You construct the guilds, economic buildings, research better weapons and shields. You are the ruler of Ardania, Fantasy Kingdom. A very nice blend of RTS, RPG and economic game.

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