Разработчик: Blue Byte
Описание
Demo version
Champions of Anteria demo is now available! Get up to 2 hours of game content for free and explore the different environments and factions. Join the magical battle now!
About the Game
PLUNGE INTO PULSE-QUICKENING COMBATYour enemies may grunt unintelligibly, but that doesn’t mean they’re stupid. Defeating these beasts will require thoughtful strategies, clever tactics, and the right combination of three Champions out of the five. Choose well, and the combined strength of your Champions’ elemental powers will carve through your enemies like a hot sword through molten lava. Choose poorly, and you’ll be monster chow. At any time, you can pause the game, switch up your tactics, and rejoin the melee without missing a beat.
CONQUER A DAZZLING WORLD
From parched deserts to mysterious forests, from frozen snowfields to tropical jungles, the lethally-beautiful world of Anteria invites you to blaze your own path to victory. Choose who, when, and where you’ll attack or defend on a Progression Map. Just remember that your decisions directly affect the world around you, and every action has a consequence.
PROVE YOURSELF IN STUNNING BOSS BATTLES
They’re big, they’re nasty, and they’re hoping to mince your Champions into bite-sized bits. They’re the bosses of Anteria, and you’ll need sound strategies and lightning-fast combat moves to bring them down. Change your tactics on the fly, avoid the bosses’ lethal traps, and deliver a smackdown worthy of the ages.
CREATE THE ULTIMATE WARRIORS
After each mission, return to your stronghold to develop your city and craft potions, armor, weapons, and other lethal tools to make your Champions stronger — and make life even more miserable for your enemies.
RESCUE A WAR-TORN WORLD
As players progress through Anteria, they discover a narrative of a beautiful land brought to its knees by years of constant strife among battling clans. But as your heroes strive to bring peace to this magical realm, they must confront a malevolent wizard and his undead army, neither of whom are known for being particularly peaceful.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, russian, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit versions)
- Processor: Intel i3 2120 @ 3.3 GHz or AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTS450 or AMD Radeon HD5770(1024 MB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0)
- Storage: 12 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
- Additional Notes: Game contains Denuvo anti-tamper technology.
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit versions)
- Processor: Intel Core i5 2400 @ 3.1 GHz or AMD FX 6350 @ 3.9 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX 670 or AMD Radeon HD7870 or better (2048 MB VRAM or more, with Shader Model 5.0)
- Storage: 12 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
- Additional Notes: Game contains Denuvo anti-tamper technology.
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
Champions of Anteria is a sort of hybrid of genres involving real-time combat (sort of) and "puzzle"-based base building outside of combat.
Pros:
- The puzzle-based nature of the base building was amusing.
- Combat was OK.
- I like the ability to choose which battles I will do.
- Upgrade paths for characters were OK, if uninspired.
Cons:
- Uplay
- Game was way too long. By the end, I was begging for it to end. Mechanisms had become way too repetitive by end-game.
- Story was meh.
[*] If you try to be funny, you better be at least a little funny.
Overall: Definitely do not pay full price for this one (of course on Steam you never should pay full price for anything). My main two takeaways are that 1) this game was amusing for a decent amount of time and 2) it way overstayed its welcome. YMMV. If you get it cheap and have an abundance of time on your hands (i.e. to finish this game after you have become bored) then go for it. Otherwise, I would pass. I am giving it a weak downvote due to the binary voting structure.
Rating: 5.5/10.
Initially I enjoyed it. Gets repetitive very quickly. Last boss fight is a bit ridiculous using some unknown "crystal" element (guess all that so called element strategy prep in the game gets chucked).
You can only carry so many potions / healing and you cannot escape some of the attacks (very high dmg - like 1500+) so it goes from a fairly enjoyable / repetitive game to one that is frustrating that I will not finish - playing the last level is like scraping your face against shards of glass - simply just not fun. The game lets you save any time except for any boss fight - 4 of them). So you have to restart the entire "boss" fight journey which is just boring after the 10th time going there.
Not much strategy involved - there is some but it's mainly micromanaging your 3 heroes and collecting coin / renown to upgrade your stuff and placing your buildings in areas that work with other buildings to produce elements / resources to buy trading posts to increase your renown / coin.
Love the visual art style, and the characters are entertaining enough.
However, the games controls are by far some of the worst ive seen in a game like this. For example, using the left mouse to scroll the camera AND move your characters is just a huge brain fart design decision.
Gameplay wise, the game feels like an enhanced mobile game. (not the graphics, the actual gameplay). Battle scenarios are basically "Explore a narrow path with invisible walls fighting a preset group of enemies." Your characters pretty much do all the attacking automatically, which you just sit back and watch, occassionally activating a special ability when its off cooldown (pretty much how every mobile game like this goes).
Its just extremely dull, despite its lively and colorful visuals and comical characters and narration.
This is an amazingly addictive game! I really enjoyed playing it and have no doubt you will enjoy it too.
Lots of funny dialogues. Fun soundtrack that always play the right music for the right moment.
Game can be played with complete relaxation and enjoyment or in a challenging way - depending on how you choose to play.
RPG style potions, magics, unique powers for each champions and completely different kinds of locations and enemies makes the game one of a kind. There's a huge skill tree for you to upgrade a number of things for almost every item in the game.
You can build your village, upgrade it, expand it, take over hostile territories, build forts and tons of other types of buildings in your village. Each time you upgrade something, it changes in size, color or something really unexpected!
Get this game, it's really fun to play.
The game is fun but pre-release and for the first few patches Ubisoft was very communicative about future content plans as well as support for Ultrawide displays coming in the September patch. They never followed through with the 21:9 support and the last patch was in Oct. They've also removed many of the posts from Ubi employees discussing these topics.
It really seems they've pulled the plug on future support despite saying otherwise at release.
An awesome game, with elements of RPG and an strategy map similar to the one we had in Rise of Nations, but with different kind of missions. I enjoyed it very much and I am sure I am going to play a lot more.
2/8 for the voice acting of the dude... gameplay is slow and gets boring extremely fast, in fact there is not much you have to do, it feels like a game designed for mobile that was poorly ported to PC. Town building is this game's strongest point, but unfortunately that doesn't mean much as it's below mediocre.
One element that could have saved the game was the humour, which worked for their previous title Epic Quest for Mighty Loot... but in this case most of the jokes are flat and someone needs to tell them that if you fire a continuous stream of cheap jokes and puns it gets old fast... At least the voice acting was good, feels like a TV commercial for Clash of Clans or something.
A great game with an amazingly blended RPG/RTS/Village Builder combination for the win. Only two cons I can see are the maps can get a bit repeatative and if your playing it through Steam you have to have Ubisoft UPlay (Ubisoft's version of the Steam Client) running while you play as well.
The game is charming in its own way, but the humor is too cartoony for me. The combat is also very bland. After the first couple of times going through, you will find yourself bored but trying to force some fun out of it. I returned the game before it was too late, thank god I played the demo. If you are looking for a city building game or an RPG, this one is a very weak version of both.
I wanted to like this game but I just can't. The whole game feels like a phone/tablet port. The combat is slow, all you really do is select a hero and match elements to do the most damage and let them swing/shoot away. Never got some of the heroes skills to work at all. The town building is all right. The voice acting is bad, and the jokes are even worse. The grahics are nothing special either.
Preordered it, because I have been wanting a game like this for a long time... Then came the battles... they got old very quick. If you don't mind slow repetitive fighting then this is the game for you. Unfortunately, it is not for me.
-1
An interesting mix of RPG and RTS. This game had potential, but became boring really quick. I like the city building/management aspect of the game, but the part where you enter zones and fight with your heroes is really lame and repeating.
note: i recommend this game... however not for the price it currently has. read below for more information.
I like this game. However 30 euros (the current price) is simply too expensive for what you get. Get this game on a sale for about 15 to 20 euros. That would be a reasonable price.
Overall i enjoyed the game though. I wished you could do more with your town.. perhaps have a little more gear choice... more abilities/heroes..
Greetings Everyone! First of all I want to say I enjoyed this game and just recently finished the game on Normal Difficulty. Overall it is an enjoyable game that has some minor flaws and infrequent crashes. The game is comprised of three major genres: City Building, Fiction and Tactical RPG.
Fiction: Largely forgettable, it tries to be funny and in some parts it is but largely it is eye rolling and simplistic fiction. I almost feel this was intention as a pun towards other RPGs but we aren’t getting the classic satire you’d get from some other games attempting the same. To be honest, I’d rather have seen a story that was less satire if nothing else to hope for a better overall narrative.
City Building: This was a fun addition that I wish more RPGs would emulate. Though lacking the depth of actual city building games it creates a good break in between the action.
Tactical RPG: This is the main focus of the game, the reason you are probably considering buying this. Let me start by saying overall this is a solid addition to the library of Tactical RPGs, though nowhere near as good as games like Aarklash. The real-time pause / play mechanic was done solidly if a bit more shallow compared to some of the other ones out there. My biggest complaint is that the pause play mechanics were not needed on normal. Now, I know one might argue that the game was played on normal but the entire mechanic is based around the pause play and lining up skill shots. I would have liked more customization and a deeper equipment line but the fact that the game even includes crafting is a great benefit to other games.
Overall: It’s a good game that anyone wanting a decent tactical RPG should purchase. A few minor bugs and pathing issues and even a few crashes but overall due to the frequency of auto-saving this wasn’t an issue. Although it is not perfect I recommend you grab this game.
It's a charming mix of RTS, MOBA style heroes, RPG character development and some limited city building. Could be deeper, but it's accessable and quick to learn. The mix of 5 heroes when you can only bring 3 to a mission combined with the craftable turrets and potions make strategic choices on mission loadouts important. Oh, and heroes can only pick 4 of up to 10 skills in their loadout -- another strategic element. I like it and recommend the game -- pick it up for sure if it goes on sale. Otherwise, it is entertaining and hopefully they will add more content over time.
Plenty of descriptions already on here, so I'll say what I like and don't like about the game.
Ups: There's a decent amount of Strategy in the different ways you can build your town, how you conquer territories, your research path and what abilities you give your heroes. That should make for some replayability. The missions are interesting tactically because you have to choose 3 heroes from 5, decide how to approach the map and what/when hero abilities and consumables get used. I like the ability to pause and plan, like XCom and similar games, although the ability to chain commands isn't as useful as it might seem at first sight (e.g. if using an area attack and your opponents move you will need to interrupt the chain). I'm glad it's not a micro transactions game. The game runs very smoothly for me on Ultra settings and I don't have all the latest kit (GT970 card, but older motherboard/CPU).
Downs: No MP of any description limits the long term replayability. The graphics are a bit too cartoony for my taste (a bit twee - I prefer a look more like AoW or HOMM). Gameplay wise: the caravan missions are too linear (some units only spawn when the caravan passes so you can't do advance cleaning, or try to come at them from a different direction) and the NPC units you sometimes get run around like mad things attracting mobs (hopefully this will get fixed).
So so: The funny narrator is OK, but isn't that funny IMO; but then I'm quite demanding on humour.
I like it. The building part has a learning curve which makes me want to start over and play again. The combat is kind of meh for me. There is some strategy, the elements are very important. For the most part, I struggle to click my targets and AI runs the enemy and your guys around in circles far too often.
There's a nice variety of missions, although some of them take a few tries before it's clear what you are supposed to do. The upgrade system is quite good and DOES change my play style quite a lot. I make great use of skills that change elements for friendlies and enemies. You can control combat quite a lot by leveraging these skills.
See comment for updated review
I liked the Demo.
I liked the translation - quate good!(even female voice lost it charm - but it is not bad).
Update: problem fixed.
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Then I stuck in battle - heroes stop responding to my commands. Kinda sucks to forfit a turn to replay same battle.
I`ll wait for a patch. I have a saves that can be loaded - even 'stuck' still in saves.
I have a feeling leaving a bad review will help to fix this issue.
Try the demo to get a feel for the game. Its a pretty casual rts/rpg where you advance through a city building game.
For me the major flaw of the game is the horrible level design. For example: There is a Map in which you have to destroy a strong enemy before he reaches his goal. While this is happening you get attacked by a group of 3 mobs. As soon as the last of the 3 mobs dies, a new group spawns. So after you realized that you just keep one of them alive.
Another example would be a map where you have to rescue a unit, then take it to the exit. You cant exit while in fight and you constantly are attacked by a mob of a few units _after_ you rescue the guy (and as soon as the last one dies... a new group spawns). So basically you first clear the level and then rescue him and run. That is simply bad level design and really should have been caught in testing.
If you can live with that, you will probably enjoy the game.
Just didnt do it for me sadly.
I love these types of games but this one just didnt feel good to me. I enjoy city building and rpg games, so I gave this a shot.
The combat in this one just feels kind of clunky. Often I would miss skill shots because my characters would freeze for a second before using them and the enemy would just straight up move out of the way of it. Now I dont mean that I 100% didnt hit anything, but it made it hard to hit multiple enemies at once because of this. Enemies would just run past my two other characers and try and kill my archer, probably just because she did more damage. By the end of the first non tutorial mission, I literally just had her run away from enemies in circles while my other two characters killed them because she had no health left and I couldnt for the life of me get them to attack my tank or mage. On a good note, I enjoy real time with pause combat. You can queue up abilities after movement which is a nice touch. But everything to me just felt to much like a "If your numbers cant overpower their numbers, cheese them" kind of game.
I dont know, I could see people enjoying this game but I just thought I'd put my 2 cents out there since this game doesnt have many reviews yet. Even if the combat wasnt so clunky, it would still feel bad just because enemies run past your front line to kill whoever's doing the most damage with little ways of stopping them. I personally want something more advanced. I enjoy not having enemies shoot my archer through a horse drawn cart because they were in range, despite not actually having line of sight to her.
There were some cool looking things later on in the game like crafting little balista turrets that shoot at things. I just didnt want to have this sit in my library never to be played again because I dont enjoy the most important core gameplay.
Having only played for two hours my review will be based on the initial impressions of the game. So far it has managed to capture my childish spirit, the game does not take itself seriously and has a somewhat shallow humoristic cover attached. Some will like it, som won´t.
The game itself is a bland of RPG mixed with a bit of city building and some RTS elements, you control 3 characters from a top down view and like in Arklash Legacy they have skills to suplement one another. Sometimes you get a few followers, the only healing seems to be potions which are limited and you have to clear one area after the other to gain more space for your empire to grow.
The UI could have been better, it seems to complicate things somewhat and the inventory/skill management isn´t very intuitive in my opinion. The city building aspect has a couple of layers of strategy attached but nothing complicated, tooltips will explain where its best to build the various buildings. Its not a city builder as such, you have fixed locations for your buldings and they all serve as production and residences, (from what I have seen thus far). I know there are shops/crafting buildings where you can upgrade your character´s inventory as well.
Its not a complicated game, you should look it up on youtube and perhaps view the first couple of missions to see whether it interests you.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Blue Byte |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 67 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 42% положительных (48) |