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I keep thinking I'll get bored of it but haven't yet, but so far the third island just seems like more of the same but harder.I suppose I should actually describe the game a little for everyone, since it's pretty obscure.

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Kingdom New Lands because it was free on Epic a little while ago. The downside is that actually figuring out what anything does takes much more attention than Age of Wonders 3 - you kinda know what to expect from a dwarf - but the upside is something pretty fresh and interesting. Sure I've read a couple sci-fi stories that have groups like the Amazons in them, but they're pretty out there for a video game, and that's before you get to the playable insectoids with a completely legitimate grudge, the communist space dwarves, or the skulldudgerous lizardmen. Sure the Vanguard are standard sci-fi dudes with guns, but the rest of the factions are wild. I have to say, at 8 factions, and I think 7 secret techs, Planetfall has done a very good job of populating its comically bleak and super-colorful universe with some pretty unique stuff. It even looks like there's some sort of top-level influence system, but I'm not deep enough into the weeds of that to really understand it yet. I'm not totally sure how it works yet, but you seem to be able to get bonuses from conquering planets, along with unlocking extra units and operations from outside your race/secret tech choice. There's also a sort of galactic conquest metagame thing now.

#CIV 4 CAVEMAN TO COSMOS MOD#

Vanguard troopers with the mod that makes their guns into fully automatic AOE fireball launchers come to mind, because they can output just a sickening amount of damage against stacked up armies. Of course because it's Planetfall, and the combat is complicated as all getout, this may be because I haven't yet encountered the set of units/mods that just shred my dudes, and I'm sure its out there. I find holding a line using their very powerful defense mode abilities, then charging out and stabbing everybody with electro-sabers to work very well. Very melee focused, but unlike the Kir'ko, tanky as all getout. The DLC added a new faction, which are sort of very vaguely anime space knights in giant robots. The last of the Season Pass DLC for Age of Wonders: Planetfall came out in last week or so, and I've been having a bit of a mess about in that. I imagine I'll get to pilot all four at some point. I've only done two so far but I don't see things changing for the other two when I get to pilot them. So really it's just fan service and adds nothing so far. You can pilot them in special missions and they're basically just get to Point B from Point A while killing everything in your path. Like Breath of the Wild, the Divine Beasts are the weakest part of the game. It answers the how the heroes you put to rest came to be part of the team and explain things. Any story introduced in a secondary game would be story added and that's the case with Age of Calamity. It was an open world game, the story was never going to be robust and.Zelda games barely have story outside the basic beats. I saw a lot of complaints that it doesn't 'add' to the story but I found Breath of the Wild to not really have much of a story outside you piecing your memories together and saving Zelda/killing the Calamity. Lots of big maps, lots and lots of enemies and a lot of callbacks to Breath of the Wild which makes it weird since it's a prequel. They incorporated the slate powers and each character gets unique interactions with them which is cool but some are better than others. My only major complaint is that, unlike most Musou games.the roster of characters is really low. Other than not getting to climb everything in the world, it's the same Breath of the Wild but with more directed story. Picked up Hyrule Warrior: Age of Calamity on top of Sekuna.

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