Warrior Kings

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Description

Warrior Kings is a 3D Real-Time Strategy Game similar to Shogun: Total War. Set in a medieval kingdom scenario.

You take control of a brave people and its huge army and have to set up supply buildings, maintain your army and fight large battles against other armies. The game's controls are intuitive and easy to learn, so you can quickly follow the well written campaigns, which are constantly increasing in size and difficulty.

The most interesting features are the possibility to put up an espionage network, lay ambushes, enter diplomatic conversations, make raids or siege the opponent's cities.

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Alternate Titles

• "武士国王" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
• "Лорды Войны" -- Russian spelling
• "Wushi Guowang" -- Chinese title

Part of the Following Group

• Warrior Kings series

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Critic Reviews

Svenska PC Gamer	Windows	Apr, 2002	86 out of 100	86
Joystick (French)	Windows	Apr, 2002	82 out of 100	82
IGN	Windows	May 17, 2002	7.8 out of 10	78
Mac Gamer	Macintosh	Dec 21, 2003	75 out of 100	75
Clubic	Windows	Mar 22, 2002	15 out of 20	75
GameSpot	Windows	Apr 08, 2002	7.5 out of 10	75
ActionTrip	Windows	Mar 13, 2002	70 out of 100	70
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Apr 19, 2002	69 out of 100	69
Jeuxvideo.com	Windows	Mar 06, 2002	10 out of 20	50
Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)	Windows	Apr 17, 2002		50

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Trivia

Warrior Kings was originally to be published by Sierra/Vivendi in 2001, but due to the upcoming releases of Warcraft III and Empire Earth, they decided to drop it.

Related Web Sites

• Official Webpage (Mac) (The official product page for the Mac version of Warrior Kings on the publisher's website, which provides a profile of the game, a trailer, an overview of the core gameplay, a demo, and ordering information, among other such things.)
• The Road Less Travelled (An Apple Games article about the Macintosh version of Warrior Kings, with commentary being provided by Designer Charlie Bewsher (August, 2003).)