Ascension to the Throne is a turn-based strategy game with RPG elements. In a vast fantasy world the hero will have to pass many tests on his way to victory. Enemies seek to stop players from regaining power and taking revenge. Gain new friends to aid you in reclaiming the throne. Become the King you were born to be - wise, brave and courageous.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco |
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This used to be my favourite game when i was a child. I bought it after beatin Warcraft 3, and loved it a lot. I also replayed it a few times and enjoyed it every time. About a year ago i tried to play Kings bounty, but enjoyed it a lot less than this game. Maybe it's nostalgia, but i really love that in this game every unit is separate, when in KB it's just one unit with the number. It makes it a lot more fun for me. This game may have bad graphics, but does this even matter? It's best part is the fighting system. It's not too long, so i didn't get bored with figths, which are, by the way, pretty different each time. If you played KB, you should know what i'm talking about. In Ascension it also matters how many units you put into one cell. It may be 1 weak soldier, which can be a bait, or a group of them. In the second scenario the group is more likely the distract the enemy, they can e
This game truly could have been fantastic. It is a tad difficult at the beginning when your hero is too weak but then becomes quite enjoyable as things balance out a bit. By about 1/3 of the way through you are becoming so powerful that the battles are pretty much a joke. A few minor tweaks and the story, battles, and overall gameplay would shine. It is pretty much set up so that whoever acts first in the battle comes out on top. All the same, it was 15-20 hours of decent fun.
An rpg with grid turn-based combat that heavily emphasizes on fighting enemies. The overall story is decent, but the side quests are pretty mmorpg like. The combat is pretty fun and since the game revolves around resource management of your army which is pretty much the walkthrough of the story. The side quest are there only there to boost you with stats and to expand your armies might. I have to admit though that some units and items are overpowered resulting in fights with allegedly powerful enemies to be over before the enemy even makes a move. Overall the game is pretty fun, it is an average to good game. Give it a try if you enjoy grid-turn based fightinng.
No voice acting, outdated graphics, but Ascension to the Throne still has its charm with good soundtrack, solid story, and a pretty deep strategic combat system that requires you to think.
I can remember myself starting to play this game 9 years ago. I was amazed since the start. I was forced to quit playing too soon. Then when I found it in a bundle I didn't think 2 times in paying for it. I play a lot of RPG and strategy games and it is funny for me that I feel so good by playing this old game. In my opinion, it is a must to play for every RPGs lover.
This game is pretty good and definitely worth the price. If you are concerned with graphics then look at the pictures before you buy(I think the graphics are decent but not up to date). If you are having trouble in the beginning read some guide or walkthrough before you decide the game is bad or to hard. Exploring and finding the shrine looking things and enemies to fight makes the game easier. You generally want bonuses to authority if you have a choice between bonuses unless you want the game to be pretty hard. Making your character a mage or using good ranged troops probably makes the game easier.
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