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This game is super unique, on the surface it looks kinda generic, but I've honestly never played anything like it. It's an open-ish world, mmo-ish style stunt racer with elements of Forza Horizon and Burnout Paradise sprinkled in to make a nice casual and addictive little package. Very hard to put down. Cross-play between PC, Xbox, Playstation, Switch and mobile. A great little time killer on the Deck if you just want some low commitment arcade fun with a social twist.

A perfect blend of Halls of Torment and Blood. Only thing I dislike so far is not being able to control how long the rounds are, makes it less appealing for more time-limited gameplay sessions. Although some of the characters one-liners are a bit cringe and repetitive. You can't deny the style, gameplay and design elements though.

If you're looking for a King's Bounty lite, this game is an absolute steal on sale in my opinion, even off sale I think it has value. Charming graphics, atmosphere shaping music, simple gameplay and satisfying turn-based combat. It also has a fun spell drawing feature that isn't ground-breaking or anything, but makes the combat feel more engaging.

It also plays surprisingly well on the Steam Deck for a mouse-only game. Usually I avoid those, but it feels comfortable, mostly due to the simple gameplay and the touchscreen that works perfectly for spell casting.

I haven't played a great deal yet, but I love what's on offer so far and plan to play more in time. Especially when I get a King's Bounty itch but want a more casual session.

This game doesn't have huge amounts of depth or complexity and feels more like an adventure game with light turn-based combat mechanics, but there's no way it deserves a mostly negative rating - love was clearly put into the development of this game.

I absolutely adore the music in this game, it gives me Oblivion / Fable vibes at times. I'm sure if this game was way better received people would have treated this soundtrack as if it was God-like.

The fact publishers can remove and censor content from a product already purchased over 10 years ago is not something we should ignore until it becomes normalised in this industry, should straight up be illegal.

Edit: Apparently this has since been reversed, which is a relief - they claim a mistake but I'm sadly not that trusting anymore.

I know the game is 10+ years old and shares NOTHING in common with the games we all love from the franchise, but I pop this in a small window while I'm working at my PC and there's something quite enjoyable about it. I quite like the unique strategy to choosing where and when your units fall in, not seen another game do it quite like that (certainly beats fighting against C&C1's AI pathing!)

Anyway, yeah it's not a great C&C game and I won't be spending a single penny on it, but as a chill base management / auto-battler type game, I will certainly get a few hours value out of it while I wait for EA to do something serious with the franchise.

As a C&C game this is 1/10 - as a browser-based, resource-management, auto-battler (if that's your type of thing), it's easily a 5-6/10. Would have rated neutral, but given that's not possible I'll instead try to even out the overwhelming negativity this game will likely get by rating it up.

EA, give us a RA2 / TS remaster please, you know that's what most of us are waiting for.

Charming, relaxing and fun

I really don't understand many of the bad reviews, it's not a perfect game and should probably only be about £20 at most, but the game is really enjoyable. It's like an adventure RPG mixed with turn based strategy. It plays well, looks nice and has an old school feel to it - feels almost like Fable mixed with Heroes of Might and Magic, with slightly less polish. I didn't pay full price, but I'm more than happy with what I got and even bought the DLC to show my appreciation. Certainly deserves more love.

If you like the base game you'll really like this track pack, well picked songs from artists who probably need a little more attention as it is.

Fairly priced and well mapped songs that make the based game feel just that much more complete. A shame that it's probably the last pack we'll ever see :(

Probably the best value for money you can buy. Simple and addictive gameplay with pleasantly deep underlying mechanics and rewarding progression. The game respects both your time and your finances and is an honest to god breath of fresh air in this cesspit of an industry we consume in these days.

The game is constantly supported with new and interesting content and the recent addition of co-operative play is well-balanced and a massive shift in minute-to-minute enjoyment as you theory-craft and plan your progression alongside someone else. It's not the best of it's type in my opinion, but it's hard to argue the sheer value it delivers, it's pretty much unrivalled in that respect.

The only aspects I'm not super keen on are the graphics (they feel a little too fuzzy and basic for me) and the music, I cannot staaaaand the music. But this is just personal preference and I know a lot of people enjoy the tunes, I just put on a playlist and soldier on regardless :)

Thank you Poncle, for respecting your customers and doing what AAA don't.

Despite being verified and the whole reason I bought the game, it controls terribly on the Steam Deck. Neither sensitivity sliders do a thing. Shame as I could have seen myself really enjoying it.