As for the sound, well there is none unfortunately. They certainly give off the feel of World War I which fuels your desire to play the game. Graphically the game is very simple but perfectly adequate for a game of this type. Will you send spies out to check on the resources of your opponents or do sabotage missions? Or will you work on building relationships with select forces around you? You have to construct buildings, expand your armies and plan what you are going to for every step of the game. This will mean that you are more than likely to attack players that are in a province that has a resource that you need. The movements that each set of troops makes will be seen whenever the map updates in real time.Įach of the provinces in the game are able to make one type of resource, which is where diplomacy comes in as you will need to make sure that you have access to each of the other resources to become successful. You will be able to see where all your troops are and the troops of others. The map and battle planning aspect of the map is very similar to that of the popular board game called ‘Risk’. In various tabs you are able to see which nations you are at either at war against or allied with, trade with your friends and check the latest newspaper stories. This map is the centre of everything and is where you will plan your attacks.
This means you can take advantage of things like zoomable maps which are constantly updated in real time. What makes this game stand out a little from its counterparts is that it has been written in Java. Do note that you can join a number of matches at the same time and can even have them all open at the same time in a number of browsers. To get started with the game you simply create and register an account and you are then ready to select a match to join.
The idea is to take the country that you rule and lead them into war against your opponents whilst using skilled strategical thinking and high levels of diplomacy to finish up as the victor.
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