Some of these elements might take a while to learn if you aren’t familiar with the series, but they make SpellForce 3: Fallen God a unique experience. The game shares a lot in common with your typical RTS and yet has its own little tweaks which make the game stand out. I personally preferred the RTS mechanics which is mostly due to being a bigger fan of that particular genre. What I liked about the gameplay is that it does a good job combining the RPG and RTS mechanics. I mostly focused on the campaign, but the game also features more traditional RTS skirmishes where players fight against one another. In my opinion I found this expansion to be quite enjoyable.
Basically if you like the SpellForce franchise I see no reason why you wouldn’t also enjoy SpellForce 3: Fallen God. The trolls have a few unique twists which differentiate them from the other factions currently in the game.
The main difference in the game is the addition of the troll faction.
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Because of this if you have ever played another game in this series you likely will already have a pretty good idea of what to expect from SpellForce 3: Fallen God. While SpellForce 3: Fallen God has a few unique mechanics, it does feel a lot like Soul Harvest and thus doesn’t drastically change the formula from other games in the series. You also have access to the hero’s special abilities which you can periodically activate by pressing the hotkey that you assign it to. The combat relies on you choosing an enemy to attack and the character will then use their basic attack to start attacking the target. In many ways these elements of the game remind me a lot of your typical third person RPG. Each character also has their own inventory. Each hero has its own class which impacts what abilities they can learn. They earn experience through battles which allows them level up and improve their stats. Each of these characters have their own individual stats and special abilities. Basically you are given a number of “hero” characters to control. This can be done several times in order to create even more specialized units.Īlong with the RTS mechanics there is a pretty strong emphasis on RPG elements.
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In order to upgrade these units you send them to different training buildings which turns them into a more powerful unit depending on which building you sent them to. The other main difference in SpellForce 3: Fallen God is how units are trained. Each sector has its own resources which can be collected and you have access to a number of workers in each sector which gather resources and build buildings. Basically the world is broken up into different sectors. First the game utilizes a sector based system. The game does differ from your traditional RTS game in two main areas. You will then use these military units in order to defeat your opponents. Basically this element of the game comes down to gathering resources in order to add buildings and train military units. In many ways the RTS mechanics are similar to many other games from the genre. As for the gameplay it maintains the RTS/RPG hybrid that the series is most known for. Basically this means that you don’t need other games from the series to play it, and it has its own contained storyline so you don’t need to be familiar with the franchise’s story. All Akrog has to do is resurrect a fallen god.Īs I mentioned earlier SpellForce 3: Fallen God is a standalone expansion for the SpellForce 3 series. All seems lost until an Elven stranger makes Akrog an offer to save his tribe. There is also a deadly disease ravaging through the tribe killing many of the tribe members. Poachers have hunted them for their tusks. He takes over a tribe that is in grave danger. Akrog has recently become the chieftain of his tribe after his father was killed. SpellForce 3: Fallen God follows the troll Akrog and his closest advisers. SpellForce 3: Fallen God is basically everything you could ask for from an expansion by adding the troll faction and expanding on what has made the franchise so enjoyable. Today I am looking at the game’s second standalone expansion SpellForce 3: Fallen God. Around a year ago I took a look at SpellForce 3’s first expansion Soul Harvest. At first glance the series might appear to be your typical RTS game, but what is unique about it is there is a pretty big emphasis on RPG elements as well. Around three years ago the third installment in the series was released. The SpellForce franchise has been around for a little over a decade at this point.
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