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When I saw the words "turn-based combat", I avoided this game for over a year, but with so many people I know raving about this game being the best thing ever, I finally bought it, and realized how wrong I was. While the combat maybe turn-based, the rest of the game is not. And the reason why they made the combat turn-based, is because there is so much going on, and with so many characters in your group, it needs to be turn-based, in order to use all the skills and special abilities each of your characters is capable of.
If you like games like Bannerlord, you will love Wartales as well!

All these years, and Dice/EA still hasn't fixed their broken garbage known as "PunkBuster".
I've now tried 3 different Battlefield games on 3 different computers, and no matter what my setup is, I can't play more then a few minutes without being kicked by Punkbuster, even when I manually load & patch it. So now I've refunded all 3 games. Some people just don't like money.

Recommended for sure!
While so many games do so many things wrong nowadays... its refreshing to find a RTS game that does so many things right!

If the full version of the game expands on all the good aspects of the demo, than ROMAN TRIUMPH will be a rare gem in deed!

Its still a little rough around the edges, lacks descent music, & doesn't guide players through the best options when presenting various combinations of features... but it still has potential, so I'll give it an upvote for now... expecting the developer will continue to improve it, expand it, & flush it out better over time.

So far so good... while different from the original Frostpunk in many respects, it still maintains the same overall survival-management & decision-making aspect for ethical dilemmas presented to you, as you seek to balance your community's growth and progress, while striving to keep as many people alive and satisfied as possible, so you're not voted out of office, before you reach the light at the end of the tunnel.

I was skeptical at first if this sequel would be as good as the original, but so far I would recommend giving it a try. It is different, but familiar enough.

Once Human does a lot of things well, and by well, I mean better then most open-world MMOs.
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PROS:
* The Price = FREE (unless you go for the premium subscription)
* Top-notch Graphics are very nice, and seems fairly optimized
* Rewards for almost everything you do, so it feels far less grindy then most MMOs
* So much content = always something to do at any level, so it never gets boring
* Original content = every town or point-of-interest on the map offers varying challenges or missions
* Large map = plenty of varied content and varied story-line missions/plot
* Crafting and Base-Building offers a good variety as well as being relevant/important to your progress
* Premium services & upgrades are mostly Cosmetic, so not a lot of pay-to-win aspect
* Multiplayer cooperation a key component to the game, but still able to solo most content if you wish
* Each Phase and Season offers different challenges & unique rewards
* Ability to keep end-game content, as well as most types of currencies
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CONS:
* Can get seriously "GRINDY" trying to get the gear you want, with the bonuses/mods you want, and don't even get me started on trying to get the Memetics you want.
* Playing with friends can be rather difficult, unless you start ONCE HUMAN at the exact same time & day.
* Like most new games, some aspects of the game can be vague/confusing, unless you watch lots of Youtube videos.
* So many different types of currencies, upgrades, mods, & customization, it can be confusing for a lot of players.
* Each season "resets" the main-world maps, wiping your main base & progress earned (but you do get to keep a lot of the end-game content, as well as most forms of currency & recipe unlocks).

While its still in early access, and thus understandably still has a few issues, it is flushed-out enough already, to be considered a fully functional & complete game.
If you like RTS games with a combination of supply-chain challenges as well as designing the layout of your base and manufacturing, as well as a storyline/campaign, then this game should appeal to you, be it in Sandbox mode, or in the main campaign mode.

I'm giving Pax Dei a positive rating for now, for what it currently is ... a graphically pleasing base-building & crafting game, with a deep focus on 'grinding' for higher-tier building & crafting. With such large maps, it also offers an aspect of exploration and PVE. The PVE can be especially fun in a group.

Beyond that though, it doesn't offer too much more. I have no illusions of what it currently is, but I have hopes that they continue to expand the game, adding more content, missions, trading, farming, etc... and that they will fix the bugs in the game (like the fact that trees will respawn indefinitely, even if you chop the tree down & build your base directly over it, the tree will continue to respawn inside your base forever, while all other resources automatically despawn, the moment you land-claim that location).

Having spent over 150 hours during Alpha, and another 150 hours in Early-Access, I can honestly say, if you like games like Medieval Dynasty, you will enjoy Pax Dei.

This game seems very half-baked, or just quarter-baked.... so many features in the game don't even work.
So much guess work because any progress made in a production building is invisible, with no way to tell what is going on.
Additionally, there is no clear method of defending against invaders. No town center or the like to call your villagers to, when invaders attack. So despite having plenty of weapons in the warehouse, your villagers are killed off one-by-one, with no means of directing them, nor arming them with the weapons on hand, nor any logical or rational method of defense.

Everything works great so far... no bugs or issues.
Will create another review after I've logged over 100 hours.

MANOR LORDS = yes or no?

Answer: if you like RTS games, and enjoy titles like "Bannerlord", "Kingdom Come Deliverance", "Medieval Dynasty", "Going Medieval", and "Pax Dei", then you will likely enjoy Manor Lords as well.