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J'ai acheté le jeu et demandé un remboursement après 30 minutes. Jeu platte, graphiques et musique rien de spécial, aucun feeling. JeJ'ai acheté le jeu et demandé un remboursement après 30 minutes. Jeu platte, graphiques et musique rien de spécial, aucun feeling. Je m'attendait à une sorte de 4X fantastique/medieval mais la campagne commence avec des dialogues sans musique et son. Ça semble être une suite de scénarios avec des unités déjà choisies.

Fantasy General II: Invasion on Xbox One is a tough one to really nail down. If you are an RTS fan then I would easily say that this is a must purchase; it is going to be more than delightful for those who live and breathe the genre. I do however feel that this won't entice anyone new to the genre and might just be too tricky for those who don’t have the time to invest.

Fantasy General II: Invasion is an RPG game based off of something like Age Of Empire mixed with Dungeons And Dragons. Its cool how you areFantasy General II: Invasion is an RPG game based off of something like Age Of Empire mixed with Dungeons And Dragons. Its cool how you are able to gain troops ans through fighting and exploring your able to advance your troops various ways. This allows you to set up squads diversely, so your able to prepare for various encounters. The mechanics are not difficult to grasp and it does plan some strategy to utilize. Nothing overly complex and the story is easy to follow. Your even able to discern what kind of path you want to walk based off the choices you make in game. The graphics are well develiped for the game play they aimed for. I didnt find too many issues when starting and your able to decide multiple different games or just follow the standard campaign. It reminds me very much of Age Of Empires. I do feel the game is overpriced for the price of admission so if you’re not a fan or the genre you may want to wait for a sale, otherwise it’s a worthy addition to your Xbox One library. All in all satisfied with the game upon completion of the campaign.

Played about half way through 15 or so hours of Fantasy General II's campaign before it got too repetitive. I did enjoy my time the game justPlayed about half way through 15 or so hours of Fantasy General II's campaign before it got too repetitive. I did enjoy my time the game just didn't evolve.Game(s) like: Fantasy General, Panzer CorpsPros:- Cool setting- Solid UI - enjoyed the look and feel of the maps. Though the overview screens were blah.- The upgrade trees were coolCons:- You upgrade based on loot you find, but sadly that loot is random- After several missions the strategy of attacking/repeating/heal and using either your whole or flanking two armies became repetitive- Frankly I like strategy game where each mission is basically atomic - by carrying over troops/experience the game gets either really easy or hard

For a turn-based strategy battler the scenarios have a quite dramatic flow to them. And the game only gains from it. Even escort missions cease to be just battles and it pays to devise interesting ways to break through the enemy lines

Did you play Fantasy General 1? If so, this game plays, looks, and feels exactly how you remember Fantasy Genera 1. Not how it actually was,Did you play Fantasy General 1? If so, this game plays, looks, and feels exactly how you remember Fantasy Genera 1. Not how it actually was, but how it exists in your memory, ever green, but here for you to enjoy in the modern day.

Awesome fantasy strategy with RPG elements. Your troops collects XP, gains levels and perks, can be equipped with items. Game play is reallyAwesome fantasy strategy with RPG elements. Your troops collects XP, gains levels and perks, can be equipped with items. Game play is really deep and tactical.There is lots of single player content even there is just one playable faction for campaign. Haven't checked out multiplayer yet. Worthy successor for Fantasy General I.Totally 10/10 game! If you like strategy games or are new with the genre and like fantasy stuff, you should get this immediately!

Build up an army of bear riding barbarians and trolls to show the conniving undead empire scum what's what. Thanks to the "weapons" system, noBuild up an army of bear riding barbarians and trolls to show the conniving undead empire scum what's what. Thanks to the "weapons" system, no unit is ever completely useless and you can take your army in many directions. Tactically and strategically engaging, this game lives up to it's predecessor.

This is thoroughly entertaining, surprisingly well conceived fantasy tactics with a focus on depth. This is a breath of fresh air that doesn’t rely on the typical rock-paper-scissors mechanics.

Fantasy General 2 worth its predecessor, both for what concerns the gameplay on the battlefield, and for the really high difficulty.

Fantasy General II brings some modern additions to a tried and true formula in an engaging and challenging campaign. Overall - a great success.

Despite having a lengthy campaign and sound gameplay mechanics, a number of technical hiccups, randomized rewards, and egregious repetitiveness hold back Fantasy General 2. It tries to combine a unique fantasy RPG experience with wargaming strategy, but it falls just a little bit short on both counts.