Reviews and Problems with Elemental: Fallen Enchantress
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Overall 6
Elemental: Fallen Enchantress
Hooked Gamers
13 December 2012
Excerpt: In July of 2010, Stardock released Elemental: War of Magic . Riddled with bugs and lacking any sort of polish, it was a disaster in almost every way.
Pros: Research that unlocks new items to customize your units with is lots of fun.
Cons: Cluttered interface and many inconsistencies deprive the game of immersion.
Conclusion: Fallen Enchantress is everything that Elemental promised to be two years ago and more, a game that mixes quite a few genres very well and gives the player all the
Conclusion: Fallen Enchantress is everything that Elemental promised to be two years ago and more, a game that mixes quite a few genres very well and gives the player all the
Summary: Fallen Enchantress is a smart, challenging strategy game with tons of depth.
Pros: Compelling turn-based gameplay keeps you coming back for more, Great empire-building options provide long-term strategic depth and replayability, Aggressive, challengi...
Cons: Extremely tough in the beginning, Not enough variety to the predictable tactical battles, Dated battlefield and unit visuals.
Conclusion: Fallen Enchantress isn’t without its problems, but it marks a fun and significant improvement over 2010’s Elemental: War of Magic and proves that there may be hope for
Pros: Challenging world rewards exploration, Good blend of 4x strategy and RPG, Sovereigns add a sense of personal involvement in strategy
Conclusion: Concept: Build an empire of magic en route to conquering the world through heroic deeds, economic might, or regular ol’ conquest Graphics: The watercolor art style works
Summary: Если бы не ворох недочетов, Fallen Enchantress была бы отличной стратегией. Увы, опять усидчивости не хватило — знать, посчитали, что синяя птица уже в руках.