Andalia Reviews

fun game

A bit to slow for my taste compared to other fantasy RTS.

This is an amazing small indie RTS in the sea of upcoming RTS games (Immortal Stormgate Tempest Zerospace) this one sticks out and is fun and unique if you enjoy games like Northgard WBC III and dragon shard consider picking this up

Game plays way too slow and has too many resources, graphics could also be a lot better, really boring experience.

For some reason the game decided it needs 100% of the GPU (even in the menu), and started slowly overheating... is this game just a crypto miner or something?

Great indie RTS! For $2 on sale, you can't go wrong. Feels like a throwback RTS similar to WBC III and Dragonshard. The 6 factions are fun, it has a creative theme and artwork, and there is decent AI to play against. Worth the money and your time!

I'll start out by saying that Andalia is definitely a bit rough around the edges, and I was pretty skeptical when I first saw this game, but I'm very happy that I stuck with this game! I'm not gonna list every pro and con, but here's some things that I think are important to know, and aren't immediately obvious just looking at the store page. Pros: Six entirely distinct factions (!!!). Having this many factions, each with their own units and buildings, is something you very rarely see in an RTS game, let alone a game with a single developer and a price tag like this! And it's not like the number is so high because factions don't have much to offer. Every faction has a unique theme, and around 9 units each (Necropolis has a lot more if you count the skeleton variants they can only get through magic!). The game has so much passion put into it. Every unit and building has an unique model and textures, and with the amount of content this game has, that's very ambitious. The game has an official discord server with a small community, and you can find the dev there, sometimes playing the game with the community, and always open for feedback. Multiplayer is something that many players take for granted, but it takes a lot of time and effort to implement something like that, so it should e recognized that this game has a multiplayer that works well. Even you don't have a friend to play with, you can join the discord, where you can find people to play with, and the ai for the game actually knows how to to put up a fight, so that's another option. At the time of writing this review, the game still receives updates to many aspects of the game. Some are smaller than others, but the constant additions, balance changes, and quality of life features really add up over time! Cons: The gameplay is slow. There's a setting to increase game speed, which I'd highly recommend you use, but even then, the game has a lot of different resources you have to manage, and a lot of time will be spent building up your economy. The game doesn't have a quirky artstyle, and the graphics are can be pretty plain. There's a ton of maps, units, and buildings, each with their own graphics, but there's few of them I'd really call beautiful, even if there's a few I do enjoy. The style is definitely nothing to write home about, but at least I can say that the game has a consisten style. The gameplay experience is mostly bugfree, but it could be a more polished experience, and lacks a few quality of life features that you'd see in bigger games, but the game still received patches aimed to improve on these aspects, so eventually this might not be an issue, but for now there's still room for improvements. In conclusion: Phoenix OP pls nerf :(

I just tried the training map to get used to the game. It plays like a classic RTS games. The graphics are beautiful, it plays smoothly and the civilization is interesting! There are enough strategic building systems implemented to create great gameplay. There seems to be 6 different tribes, which opens a lot of possibilities. This game gets a big thumbs up from me.

Lots of replayability, six unique civilizations that can cater to any preferred strategic playstyle, adjustable game speed, plenty of maps, and multiplayer. It's no AoE, C&C, or Stronghold Crusader, but it is what it is, and it is beautiful and refreshingly simple. Best played with others, but there is just as much fun to be had playing solo. It would be absolutely foolish of any RTS fan not to give it a try. The addition of the Necropolis civilization is simply icing on the cake and a generous inclusion by a wonderful developer. Even after almost 200 hours I'm still not done with it and don't think I will be for a long time.

This game is awesome. An amazing combination of Warcraft and Heroes of Might and Magic into a real-time strategy game. I am excited to see what Joel and Sundust are going to do for the future of this game!