Instead, after a straightforward installation I was surprised to be greeted with a fantastic set of tutorial missions that serve to introduce you to the various monsters/races and their strengths/weaknesses. With me being a complete novice in terms of PC gaming, I half expected a complicated dice roll-a-thon with odd characters and a difficult gaming interface. With a budget price of £4.99 I gathered I couldn't go too far wrong anyway! I bought this title after reading a recommendation on C4 Teletext's excellent 'Gamecentral' pages. To learn more about how and for what purposes Amazon uses personal information (such as Amazon Store order history), please visit our Privacy Notice.
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All in all this demo is a good-looking, decent-playing, but not spectacular download by commercial RTS standards.We use cookies and similar tools that are necessary to enable you to make purchases, to enhance your shopping experiences and to provide our services, as detailed in our Cookie Notice. The demo version comes with a limited campaign and a one-map single-player mode, which gives the demo good replay potential. The sound effects and music, however, are indifferent. After you adjust the video options to a minimum 1,024x768 resolution, the graphics look quite attractive. The game lacks balance, too, strongly favoring defensive play (hiding behind a forest of towers is nearly always your best bet). However, the selection of buildings is not too generous, nor is the economy very well developed. In this case, you use a conjurer to ""summon"" structures instead of building them with peasants or buying them in a construction yard. As in all real-time-strategy games, you build structures and produce units to smash your enemy s base with overwhelming force.
This installment of the Total Annihilation real-time-strategy series transfers the action to a swords-and-sorcery universe.
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