Champions of Anteria

About Game:

It’s a charming mix of RTS, MOBA-style heroes, RPG character development, and some of the city’s finest buildings. It may be dark, but it is accessible and quick to learn. A mix of 5 heroes when you can only take 3 on a mission that combines handy craft towers and potions to make strategic choices at mission loadout. Oh, and the heroes can choose only 4 out of 10 skills in their loadout – another strategic factor. I like it and I recommend the game – if it’s on sale then definitely pick it up. Otherwise, it’s entertaining and hopefully, they’ll add more content over time.

A city builder/party-based RPG hybrid. Both aspects are very simple and not too much but due to their uniqueness, it is worth a shot. I finished the whole game and a lot of missions are repeated but overall I enjoyed my time with this game. It’s a comfortable little gem, just don’t expect it to blow your mind.

A great game with RPG elements and a strategy map similar to the one we have at Rising of Nations but with a variety of missions. I really enjoyed it and I’m sure I’m going to play a lot.

Fiction:

Massively forgettable, it tries to be funny and in some parts, it is but, for the most part, it is eye-popping and simple fiction. I almost feel like it was intended as a phrase towards other RPGs but we are not getting the classic satire that you try to get from some other games. Truth be told, I’ve seen a story that was less satirical than anything else, hoping for a better overall narrative.

City Building:

It was a fun addition that made me want to emulate more RPGs. Although real city building lacks sports depth, it creates a good interval between actions.

Tactical RPG:

This is the core of the game, so you might be considering buying it. Let me start by saying that overall this is a solid addition to the library of tactical RPGs, although nowhere near games like Aarklash. The real-time pause/play mechanic was tightened if it was a little more shallow than some of the other people out there. My biggest complaint is that the pause play mechanics weren’t needed as usual. Now, I know someone might argue that the game was played normally but the whole mechanic is based on pause play and arranging skill shots. I’d like a more customized and deeper line of equipment but the fact that the game includes crafting is very useful for other games.

This is a good game that anyone who wants a decent strategy RPG should buy. This was not a problem due to some minor bugs and road issues and even some crashes but overall auto-saving frequency. Although not perfect, I suggest you try this game.

System Requirements of Champions of Anteria Game