The PC platform is equipped with some top games based on Warhammer, but the consoles remain far behind. With Battle March for the Xbox 360 Deep Silver is trying to fill the gap. The question is of course whether this editor it manages.
Tested on: Xbox 360 (exclusive to this platform)
Near the place where I live you every weekend a special event place. People with thick books under one arm and a large box under the other arm, then retreat to a store called Games Workshop. Once there are armies of tens of miniatures displayed on a large table. Is then rolled dice, move the thick books open and all sorts of technical terms pronounced. This combination of modeling and game called Warhammer. I have also taken me several years to come, but an avid player, I have never been. Building and dyeing of my ever-growing army I liked better than the complicated game that it could be played. Most computer games based on Warhammer is not easy, but they are a lot cheaper and in addition to learning than 'the real deal' faster.
*Heroes
The number of console games based on Warhammer can still be counted on one hand but with Warhammer: Battle March has added a new title to the list. This real-time strategy appeared for the Xbox 360 and is based on the excellent Warhammer: Mark of Chaos for PC. Build a base or gather resources is not necessary, because Battle March focuses entirely on the conduct of battles. In the game type Campaign kinds missions must be completed and can be purchased. Between missions by additional troops and upgrades Because players can choose from three armies is actually there are three Campaigns, each army has its own mission and its own story. Players can choose the Empire, the murderous chaos of the Orcs and Goblins. All these armies are made up of regiments, allowing players to give orders to groups rather than to individuals. The only exception to this rule are called Heroes, which occupy an important place in the armies.
*Two Stroke
Heroes are extremely strong units, which easily can be a complete enemy regiment on their own. At the beginning of each Campaign players get assigned a Hero and it plays the leading role in the backstory of the campaign. In addition to special weapons have these die-hards magic spells and useful items that can help them. Themselves and their supporters Players will start with a Hero and a few regiments, but gradually your army getting bigger and more dangerous. By fighting your soldiers are stronger, so it is important to keep them alive. By additional troops can be purchased between missions, but these are expensive and inexperienced. Heroes are not only stronger with every battle, but they also earn new weapons, armor, and experience points. These points can be used to learn, so Battle March also has elements of a role-playing game. New attacks That seems an interesting design, but these two battle suffers from several problems.
Tested on: Xbox 360 (exclusive to this platform)
Near the place where I live you every weekend a special event place. People with thick books under one arm and a large box under the other arm, then retreat to a store called Games Workshop. Once there are armies of tens of miniatures displayed on a large table. Is then rolled dice, move the thick books open and all sorts of technical terms pronounced. This combination of modeling and game called Warhammer. I have also taken me several years to come, but an avid player, I have never been. Building and dyeing of my ever-growing army I liked better than the complicated game that it could be played. Most computer games based on Warhammer is not easy, but they are a lot cheaper and in addition to learning than 'the real deal' faster.
*Heroes
The number of console games based on Warhammer can still be counted on one hand but with Warhammer: Battle March has added a new title to the list. This real-time strategy appeared for the Xbox 360 and is based on the excellent Warhammer: Mark of Chaos for PC. Build a base or gather resources is not necessary, because Battle March focuses entirely on the conduct of battles. In the game type Campaign kinds missions must be completed and can be purchased. Between missions by additional troops and upgrades Because players can choose from three armies is actually there are three Campaigns, each army has its own mission and its own story. Players can choose the Empire, the murderous chaos of the Orcs and Goblins. All these armies are made up of regiments, allowing players to give orders to groups rather than to individuals. The only exception to this rule are called Heroes, which occupy an important place in the armies.
*Two Stroke
Heroes are extremely strong units, which easily can be a complete enemy regiment on their own. At the beginning of each Campaign players get assigned a Hero and it plays the leading role in the backstory of the campaign. In addition to special weapons have these die-hards magic spells and useful items that can help them. Themselves and their supporters Players will start with a Hero and a few regiments, but gradually your army getting bigger and more dangerous. By fighting your soldiers are stronger, so it is important to keep them alive. By additional troops can be purchased between missions, but these are expensive and inexperienced. Heroes are not only stronger with every battle, but they also earn new weapons, armor, and experience points. These points can be used to learn, so Battle March also has elements of a role-playing game. New attacks That seems an interesting design, but these two battle suffers from several problems.
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