So, it’s not every day that someone like me runs into a franchise with at least thirteen entries and a thirty-year history that they have absolutely zero experience with. I’ve been playing for around 25 years, and i pride myself on having varied taste.
I’m a person who takes videogames fairly seriously.
It’s over simplified gameplay mixed with its string of issues and overpricing has led to a sour grape.WTF Buying two 700 year-old, 750 page novels to better grasp what the hell all of this is about.īạn đang xem: Romance of the three kingdoms xiii Romance of the Three Kingdoms 13 is a game that clearly wants to be liked but it has done nothing to really appeal to long-time fans or players of the strategy genre. What little voice acting the game contains is all in Chinese, the English localization stopped and finished with text only. The musical score has a nice traditional Chinese feel to it filled with everything from relaxing slow music to dramatic orchestra filled sequences. Audio / Voice ActingĪudibly the game is what you would expect from a game set in the three kingdoms. Other than this however, it’s a fairly smooth ride. While it has been patched and much improved since launch, a number of bugs can be encountered from time to time. There is however a downside, like mentioned previously, the game does contain a large amount of technical issues. Thanks to the art style and engine, it shouldn’t be too much work for most rigs even on the highest setting. There’s a decent amount of customisation available on the graphical side.
ROMANCE OF THE THREE KINGDOMS 13 FAME AND STRATEGY REVIEW WINDOWS
Recommended: OS: Windows® 10, Windows® 8.1, Windows® 7, Windows Vista®Īdditional Notes: Shader model: Version 3.0, VRAM: 512MB over Sound Card: 16 bit stereo, 48KHz WAVE file can be playedĪdditional Notes: Shader model: Version 3.0, VRAM: 256MB over OS: Windows® 10, Windows® 8.1, Windows® 7, Windows Vista® In a game where the overworld gameplay lacks a certain depth, it feels necessary to ensure that the combat system does, a battle system akin to that of Total War would have been perfect for the setting, yet instead we have little better than a clicker. Generals can use special abilities to increase morale, buff damage or apply debuffs, but no amount of special abilities will make up for a ten thousand head gap between armies. These take place with 3D avatars that are generic and not representative of the character you actually look like which is not only immersion breaking but just seems plain lazy.īattles are the games weakest part, they struggle to offer any real sense of strategy and it’s a simple game of who has more troops. Quests will often involve the debate and duel systems which are essentially games of rock, paper, scissors to determine a winner. Occasionally you will be asked to embark upon a personal quest which usually involve going from place A to place B.
There’s plenty of menus to browse but the game has become that simplistic that you can simply go through the game without actually having to look at most. The entire strategy side of the overworld experience seems to have been highly simplified compared to what has come before.
Councils and appointing officers is little better than a mindless way to get objectives and assign positions which are title only. Regardless of how many towns you control you can only ever assign a few officers to perform tasks such as farming or training. Campagin progression lacks a certain sense of scale.
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