Age of Fear 3: The Legend Reviews

Esta no me gustó mucho... se me hace pesado. Continuo humor chinchandose entre personajes, batallas fáciles, ... no sé, algo no encaja. Le faltan alicientes. Además, me pareció feo insistir en el mapa en que debo comprar los DLC

Age of Fear 3: The Legend is a turn-based tactical combat game that focuses more on gameplay than graphics. The developers admit the visuals aren’t flashy, but the deep combat system more than makes up for it. You control two campaigns: one with a dryad and a spider-like drider teaming up, and another about a drunken dwarf lord on a rampage. Both stories are fun and full of humor. The game is made up of missions where you face new enemies and challenges. Sometimes, losing a mission can even unlock secret story paths, so don’t be afraid to try different approaches. Battles take place on open battlefields without grids, so moving your units around carefully is important. Positioning melee fighters and ranged units well is key, as crowded spaces can block movement. Between missions, you can recruit new units, upgrade your troops, and customize your heroes with different abilities and gear. This lets you shape your army to fit your play style. The game requires smart tactics—rushing in blindly usually ends badly. You’ll need to adjust your strategy depending on enemy types and mission objectives. The enemy AI is impressive and uses smart tactics like retreating, focusing fire, and using area attacks. I didn’t run into any serious bugs, though sometimes clicks didn’t register right away, and some equipment effects were confusing at first. Overall, Age of Fear 3 delivers solid tactical combat with simple visuals but lots of depth. It’s great if you like strategy and don’t mind the modest graphics. If you’re unsure, the earlier games in the series are cheaper and offer a similar experience to try out. Rating: 8/10