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Train your armies: 27 medieval army units, including elite units like: Templar knight, Paladin and Beowulf. Build and upgrade your castles: without strong fortifications and siege supplies your castles won't last long.
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Train your armies: 27 medieval army units, including elite units like: Templar knight, Paladin and Beowulf. 
You can be a knight of the English Crown, a champion of the French Court or a fierce Viking marauder as you navigate the ever-changing theater of war. Wrest lands from those unwise enough to cross your path and finance your continental conquest! Will your campaigns be the stuff of songs and legends as you march to triumph? Or will you buckle under the onslaught of your adversaries? History is written by the victors – make sure you're not just a footnote. 
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The style of the game is what attracted me and although the art and music are pretty decent the gameplay is just very simplistic. Every level just has a different layout but plays out the same way, you take the exact same steps every level to complete it. It seriously lacks any strategy and diversity since all factions are 95% the same. The multiplayer is very vague and unplayable. I do not recommend this game but
A bland game, not recommended for experienced TBS players. As comparison, I would say it is far less complex than Heroes of Might and Magic (the one from 1995). Screen shots are relevant, but don't expect anything beyond them. Got it for 5.6E, but it feels like it should be less, so I decided on a refund during the first map. Perhaps with some RPG elements would be worth it. On the positive side, it is easy to
The description of the game is misleading. The "campaign" is a series of standalone scenes. The game is more of a puzzle than turn-based strategy. Nothing in the game is persistent from map to map.
