This variation in appearance stretches to your kingdom and castle also. While at a distance many of the troops look similar, hero and special units have their own unique flare to differentiate them - and their abilities - on the battlefield. All the king's horses and all the king's menĪll of the game's armies have their own look and style. This means it’s down to your skill, rather than your wallet, that dictates success. What is perfect about this mode is that, while you can level-up more quickly by purchasing in-game currency, the army is always the same. For example, keeping a line of archers just behind your pike-men is a great way to defeat an overzealous cavalry, run in halfcocked and you won’t be so lucky.
Careful management of your troops is vital, and using effective tactics is the only way to make it through. Here you have a pre-set army to lead against a massive fortress. This leaves you collecting wood to build an archery range, upgrading the range to buy crossbowmen, and then taking them into battle to earn more wood to make more troops.įortunately, the battles can be good fun, especially in the game’s ten "campaign" battles. Build, attack, tap, repeatĮven the other main play mechanic, attacking other people castles, is only really done in service of expansion. It's a cyclical process, with the aim being to grow for the sake of growth. Upgrading and building structures gives you access to additional space and perks, but the only real pay-off is the ability expand further. The bottle neck in this are the various timers and resource limits that put a hard stop on your efforts to expand - unless you are prepared to spend real money on in-app purchases. You develop your own little empire from nothing: constructing an infrastructure, building an army, and gathering resources. Like most timer based games, this involves developing the right structures to maximize your ability to expand.\nĬlash of Castles, Boom Seige, or Age of Farms, it doesn't really matter what you call it: the base building mechanics of Age of Empires: Castle Siege are familiar to most players. Once you have your army selected, it’s time to build your castle.
There are six different groups on offer, ranging from the Britons to the Saracens, each with their own heroes, units, and look. Stepping into Age of Empires: Castle Siege, the first thing that strikes you is that all of the factions are based on historic armies.
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