dreadnought

Its a bit grindy early on, but when you get to the late game and the factions starting meeting up, all hell breaks loose and its gets insanely fun, just gotta grind that early part, which is why im taking 1 off because it should not feel like a grind. Its a very pretty game and well polished for an indie dev, and that dev seems like a really nice guy responding to the community and giving us what we want (all the good suggestions anyway)

I was suprised, i thought it was another generic grind fest, but shadow of mordor has some really cool mechanics and gameplay that make it...surprisingly very good!

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

An excellent mix of Ao2 and Civ ideas. Very fresh and strong mechanics AI is smart and difficult (however does cheat on higher levels) Balance is excellent Not the best sound-design Empire borders are very interesting and dynamic

Cross-Realms introduced Campaign lacking, no where near as good as WOL strong Pro-Scene Added units are interesting and adds depth to game well Decent sound-track additions

A huge game memorable and repayable campaign working match-making that matches you against an opponent near your skill level Arcade and very powerful editor (though high learning curve)