Legends of Eisenwald

Summary of my video review:Game summary:The game looks very similar to Heroes of Might and Magic at first glance, but it has a crucial difference. While HOMM has a large strategic part (how to build castles, which troops to hire, gold management, etc. ), in Legends of Eisenwald nut plays a very minor role. More emphasis will be placed on a role-playing part with quests. It can be compared to Expeditions Conquistador. Fight:A very sophisticated system, which at the beginning has a limiting effect due to unconventional mechanics, but which gets a very good tactical depth. Works great. Questdesign:The quests often require the player to think along and search and don't chew everything up. However, there are some places where you wander around a bit because the information was not enough to get ahead. There are rumors in pubs that promote the exploration of the map. Balancing:Functional, but not optimal. Also, the hardest levels are the first ones. The easiest level is the last of the campaign. lack of information:The game fails to tell the player important things: For example, what is taken over in each level and some fighting rules. There is now a sticky thread in the forum. Technic:The game works well, but in a few places, it works a bit unpolished and crashed from time to time (up to 1 time every 5-10 hours). The graphics are excellent. The music is great. The sound effects have a few minor flaws. Translation:An excellent, high quality German translation. Scope:In addition to the campaign (Tutorial+8 Level) there are 2 single scenarios. Also, the game is in the Steam Workshop, where you can find some player scenarios. According to the developer, the main campaign has a duration of about 50 hours. I spent 80 hours on the highest difficulty level. Conclusion:Totally a recommendable game with interesting tactical combat, but slight weaknesses in polishing and balancing.