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| Data | Cena | Zniżka |
|---|---|---|
| 31.10.2026 | 208,49 zł | 0% |
Arcade-Style Strategy at it's Finest. Wasn't sure what to think of this game initially. It's an interesting combination of Total War and Crusader Kings, albeit lacking the complexity of either. Despite this, it's the simplicity that drives it's charm. With a fairly short learning curve for individuals who have experience in strategy games, this game never feels inaccessible; with a wide array of strategies for success that ALL feel possible to deploy without needing an insane number of hours to master. If you're looking for Crusader Kings/Total War lite that somehow captures the essence without feeling like you need a spreadsheet or at least 30 Legend of Total War videos to succeed at it, then this is your game. The multiplayer is also underrated for the same reasons; you can throw pretty much anybody who has a general interest in strategy games into it and they will at least hold their…
Not Bad Not Good. I am stumped why did they just make a new game focusing on a different time period post 1500 instead of remaking a great game that's still playable? I played maybe 500 hours of the original game without the mod and probably another 300 with the mod (a must), the 2004 game wasn't complex but very deep. This remake or whatever is as wide as the ocean but as shallow as a puddle, we gamers forget when a sequel gets released more than 10 years later the original developers, management team, designers & etc. aren't the same people that make the new game. Hence the inferior product REALITIVE to the original.
Incredibly Frustrating. 71 hours of gameplay so far. You make a little progress and the game almost predictably throws another hurdle at you. For example, kill off your King right after you take a province, or spawn rebel after rebel in provinces with a positive value, or have a country declare war on you even though they were kin to you. It seemingly never ends. My advise would be to save often and reload. The reload at least allows a new random seed so that maybe your King doesn't die for a while longer, or the rebels don't spawn as often, or your allies remain on your side, or a bleeping spy doesn't assassinate your General just before you make the final assault on an enemy nation. I'm still playing because I do like a challenge but this is not the game to play after a bad at the office.
Both KOH1 and KOH2 are worth to play. I played KOH1 as a kid. Lot of things are improved and funnier than in KOH1 while some things were better in KOH1. Both games are well made and it is worth to play both of them. KOH2 is OVERPRICED - buy it only with a discount. Whenever you will play KOH1 or KOH2 you will be locked in well made game loop - 'just one more action and I will quit for today' KOH2 has slower pacing. Provinces have now 4 free slots to buy a main building and other 4 slots have to be purchased. Each building has various sub-buildings - upgrades. Everything seems more expensive and recruiting an army from levis also feels slower. Spies, clerics, diplomats, merchants all of them are funnier and have more actions to do. Every offer or request can be decided later - there is timer for it. Same problem as in KOH1: when your king dies without an adult son your whole court will di…
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