Everything else is pretty much the same dated game with bland mechanics. I don't typically care about graphics but the only thing I can point to that is different from the 2002 release from this series is a barely perceptible bump in graphics quality. You can build a big city in the sandbox game and play around a little and that's alright but then you're just putzing around collecting resources and decorating a screen.
Formations and all that stuff are meaningless. instead your mob of cheap units crashes into their mob of cheap units. The big battles you see in previews? Those don't happen. Your walls are made out of chalk and disintegrate into powder at the first sign of trouble. Break out your Sony Walkman, crank the Limp Bizkit, and grab yourself a can of Surge (which they're also re-releasing this year).
It's 2002 again and if you bought this game you are the proud owner of a $50 copy of Crusaders 1. It's 2002 again and if For the reviews that say Crusaders II "possesses everything that made you love the first game" they are 100% correct. … Full Review »įor the reviews that say Crusaders II "possesses everything that made you love the first game" they are 100% correct. Choosing the SC I instead may be a better purchase option. Overall, the game doesn't worth $50 as there are not much innovation.
units getting stuck, missing voice or sound, unresponsive mouse pointer, etc.), just take a look in the steam forum. There are still various glitches or bugs leftover (e.g. However, due to the reduction of details, there is no fun in sandbox mode compared to SC I. Single player campaign just look like a in-game tutorial, so your main game modes are the skirmish and sandbox mode. Graphics becomes 3D now but it looks even worse than the 2.5D HD graphic in SC I. Also, the details, animation, actions, voice and description of units are either absent or greatly reduced. The game has cut out a lot of content from the Stronghold Crusader I, you have less buildings in this game. Just try to destroy more and more AI's buildings, you will finally find out that opponent AI can still spawn any units they want even they don't have the necessary buildings and resource. However, the reason why AI can rush so quickly is just because AI cheat for resources and units. In terms of unit management, AI does an excellent job, you won't have a chance if AI has a similar army size of your army. Several hours passed, I realize that I was wrong. In my first review, I stated that AI has been improved a lot.
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