Разработчик: Raredrop Games Ltd
Описание
Восстаньте и приготовьтесь к бою, облачившись в механическую броню — высокотехнологичный боевой костюм. Политическая обстановка нестабильна, фракции враждуют друг с другом, и вся Солнечная система охвачена конфликтами. Ведите в пошаговый тактический бой ударную силу: смертоносных механоидов.
Выбирайте одного из четырех военачальников, каждый из которых представляет отдельную фракцию и обладает уникальными силами, чертами и стилем игры. Призовите на помощь тактическое мышление и размещайте боевые единицы на поле боя, сражайтесь с механоидами противника и наблюдайте за результатом: драматичными сценами сражений, вдохновленными японской анимацией девяностых.
Зовите на помощь подкрепления с орбиты, выбирая боевые единицы массового производства с уникальными боевыми умениями. Собирайте отряды, чтобы вести их в бой и вселять страх в сердца врагов. Противники задрожат от страха, когда увидят внушительную механическую броню второго поколения, носить которую может только военачальник.
Продвигайтесь вперед и овладевайте полем боя из шестиугольных плиток. Используйте особенности рельефа, чтобы укрыться или устроить ловушку врагу. Захватывайте постройки, чтобы получить дополнительные ресурсы или места добычи.
Накладывайте отрицательные эффекты, размещайте ловушки, поддерживайте союзников. Все виды механической брони снабжены особым снаряжением и обладают уникальными умениями, которые позволят вам напасть на противника, применяя различные способы борьбы.
КАМПАНИЯ
WARBORN проходит в системе Аурос, которая захлебывается в войне и политических интригах. Пока фракции воюют друг с другом, наблюдайте за происходящим с точки зрения четырех разных военачальников. Перед вами развернется сюжетная кампания с более чем 40 заданиями.
РЕЖИМ СХВАТОК И М/П РЕЖИМ
Настройте параметры матча и разработайте новую тактику, соревнуясь в режиме схваток с ИИ. Также вы можете выйти в сеть и попытаться перехитрить военачальников противников со всего мира в напряженных матчах один на один.
РЕДАКТОР КАРТ
Хотите дать волю фантазии? Создавайте собственные пользовательские карты с помощью встроенного редактора карт. Играйте на своих картах в режиме схваток, чтобы испытать свои силы в бою с компьютером, или пригласите друзей и сыграйте на собственной карте по сети.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, japanese, russian, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7 SP1
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel HD Graphics 3000
- DirectX: версии 10
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: Network connection required for online multiplayer
Mac
- ОС: macOS 10.11
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel HD Graphics 3000
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: Network connection required for online multiplayer
Отзывы пользователей
I bought this game on a whim during a sale, not really knowing what to expect. As you can see, I have over 50 hours in it now; I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is, and it deserves a lot more recognition.
Warborn is a turn-based, hex-based strategy game, very similar in gameplay to something like Panzer General or Warhammer Armageddon. The game has a forty mission campaign with ten missions per faction, and an overarching story that ties them all together. Online multiplayer is mostly dead, but there is an offline skirmish mode against the AI that has thirty pre-made maps plus a map editor, so there is plenty of content.
With the basics out of the way, here is a rundown on the features that make this game a good choice for turn-based strategy enthusiasts:
- No RNG. This is huge for players who hate bad RNG in strategy games. When your units attack they are guaranteed to hit and do a consistent amount of damage every single time, and so are the enemy units. That means your success or failure is entirely up to your strategy: which units you choose to deploy, how you position them, and the order in which you take out the enemy units.
- Combat outcome preview. Every time you move and attack with one of your units, you can see a preview of which enemy units are in range and exactly how much damage your attack will do before you commit to the attack. If you don't like the outcome (or if you realize you have made a mistake) you can cancel the move and try something else.
- Good unit design. There are only ten unit types in the game, but each one has three unique abilities that make them very different from each other. In general, I found the units to be interesting and well balanced. There are no garbage unit and no overpowered units either, and all of them are useful depending on the situation you are facing.
- Unit matchups. The game has rock/paper/scissors combat where there are three kinds of attacks (kinetic, energy, explosive) and each unit has a separate resistance value for each damage type. That means unit matchups are really important; a unit that specializes in dealing energy damage might be devastating against one enemy but barely scratch another. This adds to the strategic depth and also to the point that each type of unit is useful in different situations.
- Terrain impact. Certain hexes have terrain features that not only greatly increase the defense of the unit occupying it, but also affect line of sight (some attacks need line of sight and others do not). This is a fairly standard feature for this kind of game, but it is well implemented here and your choice of where to position your units on the terrain really does have a dramatic impact on the outcome of the battles.
- Faction commanders. Each faction has a unique commander unit with special abilities that can be deployed to the battlefield once your have accumulated a certain number of command points. These command units are very powerful and it is fun to experiment with their abilities and see what they can do. They are also characters in the story with conflicting personalities and goals, and they help to give each faction its own flavor.
One last thing: Don't be put off by what you see in the screenshots. The game is trying to emulate the visual style of 1990s anime and although I am not particularly a fan of that style, the game looks much better when you are actually playing it. Also, I recommend turning off battle animations in the options menu. By default, whenever one unit attacks another the game zooms in and plays a little animation of the two mechs fighting each other. That is what you are seeing in some of the screenshots, and while they are fun to watch the first few times, the game plays faster and more smoothly if you shut them off.
In summary, Warborn is a quality game that had a lot of thought and effort put into it, and I found it an interesting and enjoyable challenge to earn the S-rank for all forty campaign missions. The gameplay design is excellent and I really appreciate the fact that the mission outcomes are entirely dependent on strategy rather than the caprice of RNG. If you like games such as Panzer General and Warhammer Armageddon then you might like this one, too.
I played through the entire campaign on Normal mode in around 16.5 hours and loved every minute of it! This is the sort of game that the world needs a LOT more of. It's a welcome fusion of so many great ideas, ranging from 90s Masaya games, Starcraft, hex-based strategy, and Famicom Wars, among other things.
In particular, I would suggest that fellow fans of Masaya's 90s games will love Warborn. There are lots of parallels, whether intentionally or not, between Warborn and Masaya's 90s catalogue: a protagonist (Luella) who resembles Lucia Cabrock from Gley Lancer, the 10 HP system from Langrisser (retooled to 1000 HP to allow for more variance), the turn-based, mission-based format of Guyframe, and an interesting take on mech-based strategy which surprisingly doesn't take any influence from Front Mission or Super Robot Wars -- Masaya's Vixen 357 followed this same premise, too. (I say this is "surprising" because those two series are the granddaddies of mechs within the context of Strategy RPGs/Turn-Based Strategy.) Oh yeah, then there's the often rock-based music of Warborn, which will likely resonate with any fellow fan of Noriyuki Iwadare's music.
I don't usually get too much into traditional Turn-Based Strategy because sometimes, it feels like battles can drag on for way too long, essentially boiling down to a glorified tug-of-war capture game; this is one problem I had with WarGroove, and perhaps the main reason I don't enjoy that game as I should. Warborn, on the other hand, somehow manages to avert this, at least during its campaign mode. Most of the battles, particularly towards the endgame, are pretty challenging, even on normal mode. I can't imagine what hard mode would look like, so I definitely need to replay the game on hard at some point. Hooray for replayability!
Balance in the game seems really well done. I didn't find myself relying on just one troop type throughout the campaign, and in fact, every type has its uses. Havoks and Pathfinders are useful for their high mobility, with Havoks doubling as your "capture" units. On the other end of the spectrum, slow-moving Insights and Farsights aren't going anywhere anytime fast, but they've got lots of applications for tower-defense type battles due to their long-range nukes. Invaders are lowkey great, due to their strong damage, decent mobility, and crippling debuffs. Throughout the campaign, I found I actually had to think about how to approach these battles. It's such a refreshing change of pace from all these grind-based FFT clones which insult your intelligence with their "lol just grind more" philosophy.
Warborn's UI could've probably used at least a LITTLE tweaking. There's no way to view enemy move/attack ranges, and there's also no easy way to tell which damage type each attack does. Even so, I found the game to be completely bug-free, which is a rarity for a game with such a small development staff.
The soundtrack is spectacular in all aspects. It's got more soul and excitement than just about anything that AAA games are putting out these days, and I find it a shame that the composer hasn't even uploaded it on any of his platforms. There's a good blend of rock, metal, orchestral, country, and a genre which I can only describe as "Cowboy Bebop-esque space western-inspired blues," which perfectly befits Warborn's atmosphere. The basslines throughout the entire soundtrack are splendid -- aside from vintage Wishbone Ash (like "Vas Dis" or "Handy"), I usually don't hear such high basslines, and it's a real refreshing treat. In particular, I found that Luella's B Theme, Izol's C Theme, and Vincent's A Theme were standouts. Then you have a song like the Shadow Wolves' theme, which sounds eerily similar to the Enemy Battle (Swift Attack) theme from Front Mission 2. All in all, Warborn has the best soundtrack I've heard in quite a long time.
There's also multiplayer, in case that sort of thing tickles your fancy.
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This game is great, and I can't believe how few reviews it has. It's like those older Gameboy Advance games like Fire Emblem or Advance Wars but with a twist, using mechs instead of tanks or infantry. There are four factions, each with unique hero mechs and abilities. The game also includes a map editor for creating your own skirmish games. The campaign and story are quite fun and reminiscent of the Gundam universe.
The balancing could use some work, but overall, this is a really fun turn-based RTS that will remind you of those older handheld turn-based strategy games with a lot of fun and character.
The AI is much too dumb. Combat maps are much too small.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Raredrop Games Ltd |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 79% положительных (34) |