Sequel of Empire of Angels III, released on Windows, steam iOS, and Android devices. The game is all in 3D and full voiced.
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Do you like games like Fire Emblem? Empire of Angels is essentially FE light... if all the characters were female, and lived in a biologically impossible world populated by ONLY females, and everyone wore sexy clothes... all the time. The game is a lot of fun. The story is serviceable, light-hearted for the most part, and doesn't interfere with what we're all here for, the battles. Two things really stand out for me. 1) The game essentially allows you to, very organically, choose your difficulty. Maps give you three optional objectives in the battle that you can either choose to complete or ignore, with two often making the battle a little bit harder/more intense should you choose to pursue them. If not you can simply breeze through a lot of the maps with minimal difficulty. 2) The game rewards you completing these optional objectives, but doesn't ostensibly punish you for not completin
50 hours.. and game complete. Still got a few grinding to do to unlock all achievement but it's still a pretty good ride! I have played angel empire 2 and 3 from like 20 years ago and this really brings back memories. Personaly I like 2 > 4 > 3 in that order but all 3 is still really good games maybe i wil go back and find 1 in some old website in the future to play it. Storywise 4 happens from 1000 years after story of 2 or 3. Cubbie graphics of Tactical turn base combat. Not as many class as previous games but still need to keep switching class interesting. Personally this one feels quite a bit shorter in the plot with some extra annoy grinding that you will have to do. Music are very well done at the most part and so does the consitency of graphics. There are a bunch of sprite animation bugs A good example is when a soilder fall on the grond he his sword clip though the ground.
Product refunded The save system doesn't work offline. On a many hour long RPG, this makes the game unplayable offline. Which boils down to a soft kind of online only DRM. Which is unacceptable for me. Still don't know whether this is a bug or an intended "feature", but since it's not the only game from these devs with this issue, it seems it's either intended or not important enough to fix. And this is a big enough deal that I'm posting this review to make it known to potential buyers, as there's no warning of this online only requirement on the store page. None that I can see, anyway. I'll remove this review (and rebuy this game) once this issue is solved.
I remember playing Empire of Angels 2 about 25 years ago back when I was a kid on a 486 processor. It was a fun game. Empire of Angels 2 is a Final Fantasy Tactics lite before there is Final Fantasy Tactics. There is a passable plot and some comedy in between a series of tactical maps, which should sound familiar for anyone who has played SRPGs like FFT or Disgaea. What set it apart is the charming attack animations as well as a surprisingly diverse set of job progression with unique perks that is really ahead of its time. Classes with no retaliation attacks, poisons, unique attack patterns, and this is 25 years ago we are talking about here! You might be wondering why I am going down the memory lane in this review. That's because, Empires of Angels 4 is in many ways a sidegrade, compared to the second installment. Some would even call it a downgrade. Gaming has made great strides in 2
Well, I have to say that I'm really enjoying the game. It's somewhat simplistic and a lot of the strategy is going to be based on the classes you choose for each character. The story is nice, and the character interaction is great. It's a cute game, and you really will fall in love with the characters. I'd also like to note that combat is quite fast compared to other tactical games, this is a good thing. Sometimes in these kind of games, the units move so slow, and then the animation is slow, but they did it right in Empire of Angels IV. In conclusion, it' a fun simplistic game with fun characters, good story, and really good character interaction. I am happy with my purchase and am enjoying the game.
Played Empire of Angels 1 & 2 back in the 90s. They are classics to be remembered for life. EOA4 does not disappoint! The old favourite characters are still there. English speakers do not need to worry at all, i understand both languages and I would say the translation is pretty good. The best thing about Empire Of Angels series is that you will follow your troops progress all the way, any progress/rank up is brought on to the next mission. The class/subclass you choose for each individual character is kinda permanent, but you can still choose to develop into a different class at the expense of gold. So what subclass you choose for the main characters is different from how someone else might, in other words, everyone experience the game differently. Go build your best dream team!!
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