You use the base to gather food to keep your heroes alive, and stone to craft weapons. These heroes are pretty weak at first, but that's where the base building comes in. You play as Nick, having just left your cryosleep pod in which you rode out the apocalypse and you are now called to explore this new world.Īlong the way you meet and recruit several other characters, each with unique personalities and skill-sets. An aesthetic that instantly pulled me into its world. Strange World - RTS Survival takes place in a post-apocalyptic setting, where lively, lush wildlife merges with unmistakable signs of destruction and decay.
Then I was given a base and it all clicked into place. At a first glance and for the first couple of minutes of gameplay, I found myself wondering how Strange World - RTS Survival is even an RTS and not an adventure game. Now for something different (unless you are one of those people who for some reason main Tychus in Starcraft II co-op.). If you have fond memories of holding off countless zerg to the last man on Char, or valiantly defending a French castle against the invading English, Siege Up! - Medieval War is for you. So you won't accidentally be sending your farmers to the front lines. The most notable deviation in those mechanics is that buildings can be repaired without workers and the workers themselves require less micromanagement. You train units from those structures to improve your economy, defend your base, or make your enemy wish they had never built theirs. You gather gold, food, stone, and wood to build structures. You start with a town hall, walls, and workers. The gameplay mechanics borrow from the tried and tested elements of the best RTS games. Both game modes are guaranteed to immerse you in the spirit of a medieval fantasy siege, beautifully depicted in a stylized, easy on the eyes, art style. The game offers a campaign mode, with a chain of curated scenarios of increasing difficulty, and a skirmish mode. That's because, in its essence, this game captures the same feel and experience as the best siege battle of the classic RTS games. “Hey! I didn't know they made an Age of Empires version for android!” That was my first reaction to playing Siege Up! - Medieval war.
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