Royal Offense Reviews

A funny toy and the most interesting thing is that it has a co-op. True on one screen, but at least something. Discounted chic price + cards :)

A specific remark about the resource income management aspect of the game. You have tax collectors who walk from your castle to villages and back, this generates gold. You can speed this process up by picking up the collectors and dropping them. This dramatically increases you gold flow. So far i have found out you can only upgrade your castle for a max of 5 tax collectors. So this micro will stay relevant throughout the game, as you will have as far i've seen up to at least 5 towns where gold can be collected. So... [u]if you are in any way a compulsive min/max gamer that cant ignore optimization you will have a bad time with excessive micromanagement in this game.[/u] This ruined it for me personally. (Because of micro you will not be looking at the battles, and excessive clicking can lead to CTS.) But i still like the general design of the game, so if you are the type of gamer that can be more casual you will at least not have a bad time because of this mechanic. I only wanted to remark on this specific point. So no comment on the rest of the game.

It's a small game, perfect for filling up 5 minutes at a time. Start, do a battle, quit. It's an interesting concept: you spawn troops from castle or at your cursor, they advance while battling enemy spawns. Troops level up, heroes do the same and get extra perks that you can purchase for them. It's worth a buy. The value/ price is pretty good. Still has minor bugs, but they are being fixed on a constant basis. Nothing major, very playable.

Royal Onslaught: A Majestic Gaming Experience Royal Onslaught has left me pleasantly surprised with its unique blend of strategy and medieval warfare. As an enthusiast of historical strategy games, this one truly stands out. First and foremost, the game's visuals are captivating. The attention to detail in replicating the medieval era, from the grand castles to the intricate armor and weapons, is praiseworthy. It's a visual treat that immerses you in a bygone era. The gameplay in Royal Onslaught is where it excels. The strategic depth of building your kingdom, assembling armies, and launching campaigns is truly engaging. The battles are epic and require thoughtful planning, adding a layer of realism and complexity that strategy game enthusiasts will appreciate. What sets Royal Onslaught apart is its commitment to historical accuracy. The game not only offers an entertaining experience but also educates players about medieval history, tactics, and the challenges faced by rulers of the time. The variety of units, each with their strengths and weaknesses, adds depth to the gameplay. Whether you're commanding archers, knights, or siege engines, each choice has consequences and requires strategic thinking. The multiplayer mode, where you can form alliances or wage wars against friends and other players, brings a competitive and social dimension that keeps the game exciting. In conclusion, Royal Onslaught is a captivating gaming experience that balances strategy and history seamlessly. It offers splendid visuals, immersive gameplay, and a valuable educational component. This game has earned a special place in my collection, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a majestic journey into medieval warfare and strategy.

The game is not expensive at all. But it brings a lot of positive emotions. Buy with confidence, you won’t regret it. I advise everyone.

Review of the Royal Hastuplenie I've been playing video games for a few years now, and Royal Hustle is one of the best games I've ever played. This game just never ceases to amaze and fascinate me with every playthrough. From the very beginning, I was attracted by the stunning graphics and the carefully crafted world of the game. The developers have put a huge amount of work into creating detailed landscapes, attractive characters and realistic atmospheric effects. Every detail looks as realistic as possible, whether it's the details of the environment or battle animations. The gameplay in the Royal Hastuplenie is simply amazing. The combat system is well balanced, and every fight feels like a real fight. I especially like the opportunity to improve my character and choose from different classes, each of which offers a unique style of play. This allows you to create your own tactics and experiment during battles. The plot of the game also turned out to be very exciting. From meeting interesting characters and solving riddles to participating in epic battles, every moment in the game is filled with adventure and excitement. The characters have a deeply worked-out story that makes me feel an emotional connection with them. Also, I want to mention the many different tasks and quests that the game offers. They add an extra level of engagement and don't let you get bored. I like that each task has different approaches and many solutions that adapt to my style of play. In general, Royal Hastuplenie is a gaming masterpiece. It has great graphics, an exciting plot and voice acting, as well as rich gameplay that does not let me go until the very end. I recommend this game to all lovers of adventure, strategy and beautiful video games. It will definitely be an unforgettable experience for every player.

I played another game from the developers that I really liked. I also liked this game both in terms of visual and gameplay. Beautifully made enemies as well as our army. I also want to mention the music, it seemed funny to me. I advise everyone to buy the game. You can stick in it for a few days.

I liked the game although it is a bit grindy. i noticed an error where silver medals don't count for the hero slot. Its a fine auto battler and good for its price as i got 10 hours out of 1 playthrought. i liked that they had a comicbook collectible that tells a little story. I was impressed that not all missions were the same as 2 mission had special rules (gold bag and jewelry). Final review listen to an audio book to max funertainment

At first it seems like a regular spawn unit + collect gold + build army RTS lite. Then I discovered that you can drag any unit anywhere on the screen and you can do that as many times as you like (also if you spawn units with number keys they spawn where your cursor is). So now it's a RTS with a micro aspect of where you want to drag your units and how well you do it. Now it could still be just a cheesy easy game except the game does spawn rather hard enemies and beat me back a few waves and destroy some of my buildings. So despite its low budget appearance it turns out to be a medium challenge to both control and strategy. Or you can repay map and grind up the levels of your troops and heroes.

Too much grinding to be worth it. There is no way to progress through without replaying missions for gold and exp. Currently one needs to play each level like 4 times to be able to progress forward. (Or one can grind level 2 since that is ok gold in short time.) It isn't exactly fun to play same levels over and over again. Without the grinding part, it is quite okey little game for the money.