Persians off a bit of mysticism and magic whilst Demons act as thuggish, expendable damage dealers. Similar archetypes exist for the other tribes but there’s a variety to them which is nice to see. Axethrowers offer some range, chefs can heal but are vulnerable themselves and Beserkers offer brutality, despite slow movement. There’s an abundance of units that each cater to specific needs. It’s great not to restrict you to just their units and it makes the campaign a valuable training tool. Despite being placed in the Vikings’ shoes, you do get access to each faction’s arsenal. Over the course of fifteen missions, you’ll be tasked with many battles that each introduce you to new and exciting units. They’re originally looking for a lamp but that quest opens into something of a wild goose chase. It feels a little disjointed with the Vikings moving from place to place in a nomadic style. They’re led by Redbeard and he dishes you the snippets of story between each mission. The campaign is an interesting tale that focuses on the trials and tribulations of a Viking tribe. All the while, you’re gathering resources to spend on units, structures and spells in what can be a compelling tug of war.
You can build defences, send units forward to attack and destroy the enemy’s base.
An opposing force sits on the other side of the map and it’s up to you to defeat them.
Having never played the original, Sword and Soldiers 2: Shawarmageddon is, in basic terms, a game of tower defence. A re-release of an already well-received PC game, this looks to expand the existing campaign with new levels, bosses and online multiplayer. Thankfully, Romino Games are trying to keep things compact and easy to follow with Sword and Soldiers 2: Shawarmageddon. I’m never really sure how developers will approach it, how much multitasking will be required and, unfortunately for me, I can rarely stay coordinated. Novemin PS4 / Reviews tagged demons / persians / real time strategy / ronimo games / sheep / sword and soldiers 2 shawarmageddon / tower defence / vikings by MikeĬonsole strategy games are still something I tread carefully around.
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