In essence, this game is what Rome: Total War or Total War: Rome 2 would strive to be if it were to more closely follow history. If you’re clamoring for a game with greater historical authenticity, then look no further than Field of Glory: Empires – a grand strategy spin-off of the tactical combat Field of Glory series. Field of Glory: Empires Field of Glory Empires

In the grand scheme of things, King Arthur: The Role-playing Wargame was ahead of its time with its emphasis on a legendary world and character-centric gameplay.ĩ. This impressive game also sports a real-time tactical combat system with spells, monsters, heroes, and powerful abilities in a similar fashion to Total War’s own Warhammer series, though this is where the game’s age and lower budget come into play in the controls and graphical department. The inclusion of an immersive, almost storybook mini text adventure system for various characters you meet and recruit throughout your playthrough, adds narrative heft and immersive worldbuilding. Not only is the setting of King Arthur: The Role-playing Wargame fantastical, reminiscent of the more recent Total War offerings, but it’s one of these hybrid strategy and tactics games that focuses the attention on characters and their adventures, as well as critical moral decisions. Don’t let the humble reputation of the team dissuade you from trying out this particular gem. The first game to grace this list is also one of the more underrated strategy games of all time, as it comes from a relatively small development studio. Publisher: NeocoreGames, Ubisoft, Paradox Interactive, E Frontier King Arthur: The Role-playing Wargame King Arthur The Role-Playing Wargame

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