While tactical bouts had plenty of variety and the available options made matches thrilling and tense, the large-scale planning lacked depth, leading to a lackluster half. However, that two-stage system is hard for any game to pull off well, and it was one of Age of Wonders' weakest points. You'd bounce between macro- and micro-management, controlling both the direction and structure of your civilization as well as the outcome of individual battles. Those familiar with the Age of Wonders series, particularly the third installment, will immediately recognize the tactical/strategic duality driving each session. Age of Wonders III's latest expansion bolsters an already exceptional core with more races to play, a better grand-scale strategy, and an excellent morality system.Įternal Lords trusts you to create your own rich role-playing experiences and lets you control the narrative through empire-building and a robust tactical battle system. The result is a vibrant, special game that is ruthlessly entertaining. It trusts you to create your own rich role-playing experiences and lets you control the narrative through empire-building and a robust tactical battle system. The more I play, the more I realize that its strengths come from the unique melding of role-playing and turn-based strategy. My zombie army was good and holy, wanting nothing more than to create a unified world government founded on the principles of cooperation, trade, and kindness.Īge of Wonders III encourages this type of emergent, player-centric storytelling. For millennia, I crafted my undead legions, preparing to crawl out of the caves and rock and wage war on the evil in the world. As it grew, I built it with the bones and rotting corpses of the subterranean dwarven kingdoms. I founded my empire in the depths of the earth.
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