Strategy Tactics Dark Ages [VERIFIED]
Turn-based strategy games like Medieval Civilization follow the orders of their commanders, who are distinctive leaders with their own tactics, vices, talents, dangers, histories, and weaknesses. Attempt to survive the total war of the Dark Ages by ascending to the throne of a small kingdom in medieval Europe that is being torn apart by feuds and threatened by aggressive neighbors.
Strategy Tactics Dark Ages
Turn-based strategy games like Medieval Civilization follow the orders of their commanders, who are distinctive leaders with their own tactics, vices, talents, dangers, histories, and weaknesses. Attempt to survive the total war of the Dark Ages by ascending to the throne of a small kingdom in medieval Europe that is being torn apart by feuds and threatened by aggressive neighbors.
For something slower-paced, Sengoku Jidai: Shadow of the Shogun is the first Far East focused strategy game to grace the list. Slitherine is known for publishing high quality strategy and tactics games rooted in hardcore wargame design, and Sengoku Jidai is no different.
Strategy & Tactics: Dark Ages - step-by-step strategy of domestic developers, which the unfolding events in the dark times of the middle ages, at the same time you have to fight using different types of troops from the Mongol invasions to the crusaders. Recruit troops and train them, hire commanders and build combat units, take part in tactical battles and try to win power and to take a seat on the throne. Nice graphics, full support for Russian language and addictive gameplay will no doubt be of interest to fans of turn-based strategies.
Abstract: The Byzantine Empire in the early Seventh Century suffered a series of disastrous setbacks at the hands of the Sassanid Persians. Under the Emperor Heraclius the Byzantine Army reorganized its tactics and strategy to inflict a series of crushing defeats on the Sassanids that culminated at Nineveh in 629. However, the nascent and fierce Muslims Arabs began their invasions of Syria and Palestine only a few years later. The Byzantines, fighting an unfamiliar foe and lacking the leadership of Heraclius, were decisively crushed at the Yarmouk River in 636. This defeat signaled the loss of considerable Byzantine territory in the Middle East and North Africa, and ultimately set the Byzantine Empire on a course of decline from which it would never recover. 041b061a72