Gameplay graphics are fine, the different units looks crisp, clear, and easily recognisable to other different units. Graphically the game looks as good as it did when it was back in 2006 when the series first started, So there’s sadly no major “under the hood” upgrade, soon as I saw the “models” on the loading screens I nearly choked on my cup of English tea due to laughing at the models, there just too damn shiny and plastic looking, It would look great if it was a 40k game, but a fantasy medieval game? hell no!
There was the option to just turn help off or on in the options menu.
Yeah, it would of been nice if the game told me what I was doing wrong, but it didn’t, so I for one was not impressed about the lack of help and support as a new player. When I was going through the campaign there was a couple of things I couldn’t do, like create soldiers, despite the fact that I had enough population space, and I had even created enough crossbows to make archers but was still getting nothing.
Stronghold Legends: Steam Edition (SHL) is my very first castle building RTS game I have played, and from what I’ve heard with the start of the Stronghold series, that it supposedly started in the “Noughties” and while this is supposed to be the latest edition of the franchise, it doesn’t “feel” new or fresh, but that’s because this is a reboot with a few added extras for those fans, the extras are features such as the Steam Workshop with map building, Steam achievements, Steam multiplayer, Steam cloud and of course Steam trading cards.Īs soon as I got the game to work with the ker-faffle of the AMD gaming evolved program I was really looking forward to playing it and seeing what all the fuss was about with castle building RTS games, and if you’re gonna start on the genre with this game, then look elsewhere. A warning before we start: AMD Gaming Evolved does NOT work with this title, if you run the program it WILL crash the game.
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