TOTAL CONQUEST ANDROID GAME REVIEW

ambmicheal (60)in #gaming • 7 years ago

Good day steemians, its a wonderful weekend here and for me, yesterday's party was awesome.

And now i need to prepare for church, but before then, lets get to the business of the day.

Today we will be doing another game which i call total conquest.

So sit back and relax while we go over this review.

Total Conquest is a real-time strategy and management game in which players build and manage their own Roman city while building an army to protect it.

Total Conquest includes a single player campaign in which you have to grow your city from scratch by building different types of buildings. We also need to manage your army, which consists of more than ten different units that you use to defend your city and attack your enemies.

Although the single-player campaign includes enough material to keep players entertained for hours, Total Conquest also offers a multiplayer mode where you can fight against your Facebook friends. In this game mode, you can also prove who has better strategic abilities by being able to destroy the cities of your friends with your armies.

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Total Conquest is a real-time strategy game that features sophisticated game mechanics and some beautiful graphics similar to Age of Empires Online.

Holy Romans, Batman

The story that unites Total Conquest's gameplay is at best weak (Caesar dies, rival factions try to take over the empire in his absence, Yadda Yadda Yadda) but social gameplay makes it a non-issue: when so much fun comes when you Face off against other players, less interested in the plot.

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Instead, Total Conquest is mainly about building and fighting things, in that order.

From single-player campaigns to multiplayer battles, your success as a Roman governor requires leadership on the battlefield and a keen eye for city planning.

Bad strategy on the battlefield can be just as deadly as tactical incompetence, especially against online opponents who will eat you absolutely alive if you get into the game's PvP offer too early.

The design aspect of the game is part RTS, part Farmville. You're investing your two main resources, food and gold, building buildings that cost you one and the other - gold is needed to build farms that produce food, for example, while gold requires apples to go into operation.

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Other structures, such as barracks and temples, offer more specific features that give you greater control over your army's capabilities than other games in the genre can offer.

Although the freemium model requires the use of timers, things are generally fair when it comes to the content that you get for the (missing) money. I've never spent a penny on the premium tokens, nor do I need it.

Given the time I've got into the game so far, that's pretty impressive.

ADVANTAGES Amazing objective Nice graphics superb gameplay Easy to understand

DISADVANTAGES More or less same objective Much repetitions Little distraction