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DOS Turn-Based Strategy game from Interscan from 1995.
Manaccom
1995
Kingdom At War is a medieval fantasy turn-based strategy game for up to six players in hot seat mode, or against computer opponents. In many ways, it is similar to Warlords, but more complex in certain aspects. As one of the lords vying for the crown, the main objective of each player is to vanquish all opponents on the map. Towards this end, you need to raise and train troops and generals, assimilate nearby villages and towns into your growing empire, and of course, do battle against other pretenders. Compared to Warlords, there is more depth in all these aspects. Villages will grow in population, providing more income and food, but you need to spend resources and time on expanding them to accommodate new workers. Troops can and need to be trained, and generals under your command gain experience as well. You can hold a jousting tournament in a town, which will not only raise morale but also attract powerful mercenaries that are otherwise unavailable for hire, and so on. The game offers various alternatives to plain confrontation: you can send negotiators, try to assassinate the enemy general, sabotage food and water supply etc. The playable demo includes only one scenario from six in the full game. Additionally, the player is allowed to use some of the options, like extra attack and sabotage types, or holding a tourney in a town, only during the first 10 turns. However, the scenario can be played to completion, and the save/load game features are not disabled. Additionally, the demo comes with two saved games which show the playable scenario in mid-progress.
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