That being said, so far, the game is not too challenging, even without the ability to queue up. You cannot queue up your actions (which actually did not bother me like some games do), and I think that can add to the challenge of this game. I thought that the above could be of help in understanding and enjoying the game.īetter than I first thought! (Based off demo, 11 levels) First, this is the only game (so far) that I finished the demo on the first sitting (and I'm going to buy the full version after this review).Īt first, the game is a bit slow, and its pretty much your basic TM game. I am half way through the game and got 3 stars on each level easily with plenty of time to spare despite the pesky dragons and that I am not that fast in clicking them away. Sometimes you have collected so much food that it is enough to build the rest of the wall, don't bother to send your worker to collect more food. Don't bother gather it! It is a waste of time. Then you will be a 'great leader' and win the three stars.īy the way of example, in the beginning you usually need wood to build your buildings, but later you don't need any wood. You just need to study the level BEFORE you start, find out what the 'choke points' are, what resources you will need and when and then execute the plan. There is no timer for the buildings to know when the next resource is ready, you have to get a feeling for it. You cannot preplan actions and preclick resources to be picked up when a worker is available, you have to have one available. If you try to collect every resource that drops, you will fail. A true Resource Management game I want to bring to your attention that this game is NOT a click-fest type of game.

Great mac strategy games