| Author | : | Tactic Studios |
| Os | : | Windows |
| Size | : | 590 MB |
Form a party of powerful warriors and make your way across a dangerous fantasy universe in this tactical RPG with turn-based combat What’s new in Immortal Empire 2. 3. 0: Treant immortal has had many abilities altered, improved, including a replacement ultimate. You can now connect to gauntlet games in progress, making it possible to find replacement players or reconnect after a disconnection. Various minor bug fixes Currency adjustments for various regions to fit more in line with current values (prices generally cheaper in most regions) READ THE FULL CHANGELOG Old-school RPGs used a combination of story, gameplay and artwork to achieve an unique experience, one that has yet to be equaled so far. Obviously, it probably wouldn’t work like that today, given the expectations of the community, but many continue to be trying to revive the genre as close to the original ideas as possible. Thankfully, there are quite a few good examples as well. A new fantasy universe to explore and conquer Immortal Empire is an isometric RPG with turn-based combat and a long storyline that requires many hours to be completed. It is also quite punishing with newcomers, since there are many things you need to get acquainted with in a rush. On the other hand, the complexity is welcomed in the genre, especially after modern studios have managed to simplify almost everything in the last decade or so. As mentioned before, the storyline is quite long and detailed, with many characters to meet and a lot of quests to pursue. On top of it all, the dialog is voice acted, which helps with immersion and makes it easier on the eyes when comes to reading. However , most of the quests require you to go to a particular area and kill something, which becomes rather repetitive. Still, the actual story is definitely intriguing and well-written. Isometric perspective and turn-based combat The combat is turn-based, but not in the traditional sense. Each character has an actions bar that allows it to move, attack or cast spells, which depletes with every move you make. Spells and special abilities also have quite the long cooldown period, and they also cost mana in certain cases. This means that you have to really think about a battle plan, otherwise you can be left unable to counter the enemy’s attack. As far as the visual quality is concerned, you are greeted by a classic isometric point of view, which is obviously not a problem. On the other hand, the actual graphics are a little bit old and rusty for this day and age, which might not sit well with everyone. Even so, as long as you concentrate more on the story and the characters, the graphics really won’t be a bother. A classic RPG experience for hardcore fans All in all, Immortal Empire is definitely a gem worth playing, especially if you are a fan of old school RPGs. The game comes with a variety of class choices, a large skill tree, and a very long storyline to keep you occupied. Filed under Online RPG Role-playing game Turn-based tactics Empire Role-play Online Tactic Immortal Empire was reviewed by Alexandru Dulcianu 4. 0/5
