Empires and Tribes es un híbrido único de un constructor de ciudades medievales y un juego de rol.
Asumirás las funciones de un alcalde en el siglo XIII y gestionarás la expansión de tu ciudad, asegurarás la producción de recursos, desarrollarás tecnologías innovadoras, negociarás nuevas leyes con el ayuntamiento y formarás un poderoso ejército para protegerte de los principados rivales.

En Empires and Tribes encontrarás los principios clásicos de un juego de estrategia en tiempo real, combinados con las posibilidades de un juego de rol en primera persona. Además de la planificación de la ciudad y las decisiones económicas, puedes esperar luchas por el poder político en el consejo de la ciudad, un sacerdote indeciso, una población hambrienta de huelgas, bandidos, monjes mendigos, ladrones y cuatro principados hostiles en las inmediaciones.
Demuestra liderazgo, talento económico y diplomático para mantener tu lugar en el desafiante mundo de los Imperios y las Tribus. Planifica y expande tu asentamiento con sabiduría y habilidad, y lo llevarás de una pequeña aldea de pescadores a un próspero centro de comercio. Aprovecha los recursos naturales, crea zonas residenciales y construye edificios públicos como capillas y tabernas para satisfacer las crecientes necesidades de tus habitantes. Protege tu asentamiento construyendo castillos en puntos estratégicos y ampliándolos con torres, puertas, patios y diversas expansiones. Recluta unidades y construye armas de asedio para finalmente poner a tus oponentes de rodillas en asedios tácticamente exigentes.



Funciones:

• 3 niveles de población -campesinos, artesanos y ciudadanos- con diferentes necesidades
  
• Ciclo económico complejo con más de 20 bienes diferentes y 35 edificios diferentes, la mayoría de ellos mejorables de uno a tres niveles
  
• Grandes batallas y asedios con más de cien unidades involucradas
  
• 6 diferentes tipos de unidades de combate como espadachines, arqueros, caballeros o catapultas.
  
• Diseño y disposición individual de castillos y fortificaciones defensivas con una variedad de edificios de extensión
  
• AI, que desarrolla su ciudad dependiendo de las condiciones dadas y ataca al jugador si es necesario
  
• Rutina diaria simulada de los PNJ y 19 profesiones diferentes para la población de la ciudad
  
• Ciclo simulado día-noche y clima variable
  
• Desastres como incendios y rayos y eventos como bandidos, venta de indulgencias o monjes mendicantes
  
• La elaboración de herramientas, armas y todos los recursos y bienes comerciales utilizados en el juego
  
• Sistema de habilidades, equipo e inventario para el jugador
  
• Interacción y comunicación con los NPC’s

Star Realms – Frontiers Events adds new Event cards to your Trade Deck. Each Event card has a potentially game changing effect as soon as the card enters the Trade Row. After it has its effect, it immediately gets replaced with the next card in the Trade Deck.

This expansion contains 12 cards: 1 Mobilization, 1 Patience Rewarded, 2 Powerful Backing, 2 Recon Mission, 1 Superflare, 2 Supply Run, 2 Tactical Maneuver and 1 Wormhole. Use these cards in online play, versus the AI or a friend, or in the 20th chapter of the campaign.

Realm of Heroes is a strategy game in which players build castles to defend their lands and recruit heroes to fight for their cause. Players not only move against each other, but also must deal with an evolving board that can derail the best laid plans. Using minimal luck, Realm of Heroes is a game in which a player on top can find himself in a rapidly collapsing position.

After the map is set up, each player places his leader and a tower on the map. During a player’s turn; existing plague may spread to nearby locations, unsupported heroes die and are replaced by plague, players may reinforce their position by placing or upgrading units on the map and finally players move their heroes around the map to capture more territory, destroy other heroes and capture the other players’ leaders to win the game.

Legion Gold is a high-level strategy game that incorporates strategic and tactical elements in a unique Roman Empire adventure.

Control vast armies and attempt to carve out an Empire at the strategic level. At the tactical level, position your armies and make use of the best formations to achieve victory. Each map can be replayed a number of times in different settings, with different nations, giving you hours of gameplay.

In Legion Gold, players can command massive armies that march across the ancient world and build mighty cities that will last through the ages while also standing amid the blood and mud on the battlefield and commanding the tactical action of every battle! Well-received by gamers and critics alike, Legion Gold is the expanded and improved version of its predecessor, Legion, and includes not only the original game but a hefty expansion pack too.

The expansion brings gamers even more hours of gameplay on top of the already addicting Legion system. Improvements in Legion Gold over Legion include vastly improved diplomatic, economic, and management elements, improved strategic and tactical elements in the battle system, 3 new campaigns, new races, units, structures, and more.

Play against many unique tribes, nations and AI opponents from the Roman Empire era Detailed economy – control your cities, allocate workers, construct new buildings, build fortresses for protection and train new regiments.

1. This unique war game lets you command a mix of maneuver and combat support units that you can assemble into combined-arms battle groups. Build these around a core of infantry and armor, and reinforce them with combat support elements like anti-tank or engineer platoons. Then command them across battlefields where you must synchronize maneuver and fire, and plan for ammunition replenishment, in order to defeat an enemy who fights according to tactically-sound battle plans. Fight historical scenarios or use an editor to design your own offensive or defensive battles where you can go for an easy day by crushing a mass of early-war light tanks with King Tigers, or challenge yourself to stop a flood of Soviet armor with nothing but infantry and anti-tank guns.

2. Your selection of units includes:
a. motorized and mechanized infantry companies;
b. StuG assault gun companies;
c. tank companies ranging from the early Panzer IID to the heavy King Tigers;
d. batteries of field artillery and multiple rocket launchers that support you with indirect fire and lay smoke screens;
e. combat engineer platoons that can lay and breach minefields;
f. reconnaissance detachments;
g. anti-tank gun platoons;
h. tank destroyer platoons that range from the very first Panzerjagers to the massive Jagdtigers;
i. forward air controllers who can call in reconnaissance and strike aircraft as well as fighters to protect you from enemy air attack; and
j. platoons of deadly 88mm Flak guns to defeat the enemy’s heaviest tanks.

3. Face off against a selection of 159 British, French, German, Polish, and Soviet unit types.

4. Choose from 8 short campaigns or custom-assemble these to create a Grand Campaign.
a. 1939: Poland
b. 1940: Belgium and France
c. 1941: Operation Barbarossa
d. 1941: Operation Typhoon
e. 1942: Advance into the Caucasus
f. 1943: The Battle of Kursk
g. 1944: Defensive battles during the withdrawal across Poland
h. 1945: The final German coutneroffensive in Pomerania and fighting at the line of the Oder river.

5. Choose from 24 individual missions that include some of the key battles of the war. These are:
a. Wielun, 1939 – the initial German advance into Poland;
b. Piotrkow, 1939 – clash with Polish reserves, including their armored units, barring the road to Warsaw;
c. 1st Battle of Tomaszow Lubelski, 1939 – a defensive battle where you try to stop a break-out by surrounded Polish forces;
d. Hannut, 1940 – the battle where German panzers faced French armored forces in Belgium;
e. Meuse, 1940 – defeat a French counterattack aiming to crush a bridgehead across the Meuse;
f. Across the Bug, 1941 – the initial advance into the Soviet Union;
g. Brody, 1941 – possibly the biggest armored battle of Operation Barbarossa;
h. Kiev, 1941 – close the Kiev cauldron so Soviet armies trapped around that city can be destroyed;
i. Advance on Moscow, 1941 – punch through the Soviet defensive lines blocking the road to Moscow;
j. Southern attack on Moscow, 1941 – encircle the Soviet capital from the south;
k. The withdrawal from Moscow, 1941 – stop the Soviet counterattack outside Moscow;
l. Budyonnovsk, 1942 – advance towards the Caucasus during Operation Blue;
m. Clash in the Steppe, 1942 – defend German lines of communications in the steppe against Soviet raids,
n. Opening the Road, 1942 – destroy Soviet Forces trying to block the German withdrawal from the Caucasus;
o. Kursk, 1943 – punch through the first two Soviet defensive lines during the battle of Kursk;
p. Kursk – Prokhorovka, 1943 – fight through the massive armored clash at Prokhorovka during the Battle of Kursk;
q. Bug, 1944 – delay the Soviet advance towards the Bug river.
r. Radzymin, 1944 – counterattack the Soviet armored spearheads advancing on Warsaw and then cover the German withdrawal from this battle;
s. Stargard, 1945 – advance against the Soviets in the last German offensive in Pomerania and then cover their withdrawal from this operation;
t. Oder, 1945 – counterattack the Soviet forces that had just penetrated across the Oder River north of Berlin.

En la tercera y última parte de «Dinero para los buitres», la travesía concluye en un lugar muy popular, la infame fortaleza de bandidos llamada Nido de Águilas. Arremete contra los muros de Nido de Águilas con astucia y sagacidad, lleva a cabo el plan de Hector en toda su chiflada gloria y descubre si Rosie mantendrá su palabra o si aún se guarda un as bajo la manga.

Este DLC también está incluido en el Pase de temporada.

Dinero para los buitres Parte 1: Llegar tarde a la fiesta

En la primera parte de «Dinero para los buitres», la banda se reúne una vez más para hacerse con las riquezas ocultas de Vincent DeVitt. Ayúdales a revelar una misteriosa cámara, evita a los sanguinarios saqueadores y descubre si se puede confiar en la enigmática Rosie de Baton Rouge, o si solo vela por sus propios intereses.

Este DLC también está incluido en el Pase de temporada.

This planet ain’t big enough for the three of you.

The Earth’s surface may be nothing more than a burnt out hell hole but the Survivors, the Evolved, and the Series 9 robots still want it real bad and they’re willing to have a whole new Armageddon to get it. Now’s your chance to stake your claim to what’s left of the planet. Send in your anaconda tanks and enforcers, counter the Survivors’ hi-tech armies with mutant lo-tech mastodons and giant scorpions, or hit the fields and reap some serious body count with Series 9 seeders and weed killers.

Krush Kill ‘N Destroy 2: Krossfire is a fast and furious real-time strategy game where you have to be quick or be dead. Seek out and conquer oil fields with your mobile oil platforms to fuel your army. Erect buildings such as the Machine Shop, the Barracks, and the Research Lab to build and improve your army and take the fight to your enemies. Seek out ancient technology bunkers and use the technological treasures within to turn the tide of battle. Most important of all: KRUSH, KILL ‘N DESTROY!

For challenging RTS gameplay in gritty post-apocalyptic setting, and an advanced AI opponent that will give you a run for your money—this is your best pick!

Multiplayer notice: Multiplayer modes and content are included with the game but not supported for this release.

• Three compelling and unique factions, each with their own personalities: the deformed Survivors, the smug Survivalists, and the Series 9 killer machines.
  
• 51 open ended missions and a complete mission editor ensure that the war stays hot and frenzied.
  
• Hordes of air, land, and amphibious units for each faction, each with their own individual character, strengths, and weaknesses.
  
• Killer Intelligence that gives you the fight of your life as it understands technology, attacks and defends for maximum damage, and retreats when the going gets too rough, all without cheating.

The “riches” set. Introduces Colony and Platinum, a step up from Province and Gold, which make for longer games. Has lots of special Treasures, and introduces VP tokens, which let you get points without getting Victory cards. Also has four cards that cost $7. Low on Attacks.


Prosperity introduces Treasures with abilities. These abilities proceed automatically and the game will prompt you along when your input is required.


Some cards grant VP tokens. These are infinitely available and are public information.


Two new basic cards are available in the supply: Colonies and Platinum. Normally, the game ends if Provinces are empty or any three piles are empty. In Prosperity, the game also ends if Colonies are empty.

Flavor

Ah, money. There’s nothing like the sound of coins clinking in your hands. You vastly prefer it to the sound of coins clinking in someone else’s hands, or the sound of coins just sitting there in a pile that no-one can quite reach without getting up. Getting up, that’s all behind you now. Life has been good to you. Just ten years ago, you were tilling your own fields in a simple straw hat. Today, your kingdom stretches from sea to sea, and your straw hat is the largest the world has ever known. You also have the world’s smallest dog, and a life-size statue of yourself made out of baklava. Sure, money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy envy, anger, and also this kind of blank feeling. You still have problems – troublesome neighbors that must be conquered. But this time, you’ll conquer them in style.
— Donald X. Vaccarino

Features

• 27 Unique cards – regular sized expansion
  
• 25 Kingdom cards
  
• 9 Treasures
  
• 4 VP token cards
  
• 4 $7 cards
  
• Platinum & Colony
  
• Low complexity

This is a set full of cards that do something right when you gain them. There are also Reaction and discarding themes, including cards that do things when you discard them. Very heavy on card interactions.


Many cards do something “when you gain” or “when you buy” a card. When you buy a card, you also then gain it, which may be important to note for these triggers. When two things happen at the same time, the player picks the order in which to do them.

Flavor

The world is big and your kingdom small. Small when compared to the world, that is; it’s moderate-sized when compared to other kingdoms. But in a big world like this one – big when compared to smaller worlds anyway, if such things exist; it’s moderate-sized when compared to worlds of roughly the same size, and a little small when compared to worlds just a little larger – well, to make a long story short – short when compared to longer stories anyway – it is time to stretch your borders. You’ve heard of far-off places – exotic countries, where they have pancakes but not waffles, where the people wear the wrong number of shirts, and don’t even have a word for the look two people give each other when they each hope that the other will do something that they both want done but which neither of them wants to do. It is to these lands that you now turn your gaze.
— Donald X. Vaccarino

Features

• 26 Unique cards – regular sized expansion
  
• 26 Kingdom cards
  
• 10 When-gain cards
  
• 15 Discard-related cards
  
• 6 Reactions
  
• Medium complexity