Fantasy Kommander: Eukarion Wars

For $5 on sale, this is a no brainer for lovers of tactical combat like the original Fantasy General I. Have a catapult or two for the last battle of the first campaign or you can't take the cities against the regenerating Trolls.

An excellent turn-based strategy game. There are many rules and they cover every tactical aspect. The positioning of the armies and the types of terrain are very important and affect each type of unit in different ways. They are classic rules in highly simulation strategy games, but rare in fantasy games. Really a nice battle simulation with a good story and an interesting setting.

A real gem! Captivating graphics, a variety of factions and units, and a balanced combat system make each match thrilling. The narrative campaign is engaging. A perfect blend of tactical challenges and compelling storytelling!

I felt like I was playing a D&D miniatures battle in the 90s. Awesome.

great classic fantasy strategy game with fun mechanics and decent story, well worth the asking price

This game achieves what it wants. As a tactical turn based combat focused game in a fantasy world it has very little against it. I would recommend this game to anyone in the market for that type of fun. I got it on sale and I'm happy I did, but if you are the type to really dig into tactical battles, then by all means get this game at full price. I have only played into the first non-tutorial campaign so its possible there is more depth as I progress. Assuming there is not though let me make a couple suggestions. There are openings for more content to be added pretty seamlessly. First off and easiest of all I think there should be more lore. Not in your face story content just a way to examine the world or worlds we are fighting in if the player so chooses. Maybe lost scrolls or proclamations. Next is the options you have when not fighting. You can recruit, level up your units, and resurrect dead units from the cemetery. Pretty basic stuff but again in works well for what the g...

The graphics may be basic, but the missions are challenging and interesting

Good old school TTRPG.

I've just started playing this after seeing Raptor stream it, it was instant love. The game is super basic looking, and not going to lie, has very dry graphics, but you can see that in the screenshots anyway. The game's strengths are definitely the battle system, voice overs, and strategic turn based combat.

No auto save (so I lost a bunch of progress because I didn't know it wasn't saving). Hard to tell whats going on, because for some reason everything is shrunk super tiny, and is only taking place in a small box on your screen. Who knows why, no option to change that. Side objectives tell you to take control of certain towns before the main ones -- but as far as I can tell, hovering over the town just says "town" and not the name. So it feels like you're guessing it's the right one. Feels like lots of information that would be helpful in a battle is missing. A ton of RNG during the battle, so you can get screwed real easy. Enemies have unlimited spawn, and you don't have reinforcements (at least as far as i got you didn't) once a battle starts, you cant press esc to exit out of the battle -- it forces you to place all your men before being able to exit the battle. Couldn't tell what the range of an enemy's attack was, so I would move people in bad spots. No undo button, so I get screwe...