About This Game Eador: Genesis is an indie turn-based strategy game created by Alexey Bokulev. It has inspired the development of Eador: Masters of the Broken World.Take the role of a mighty Master and shape the destiny of Eador, on land and within the astral plane itself. Explore the land and rule provinces as you see fit, defend them, and keep the populace in line or they may rebel. Choose from thousands of items — swords, spells, weapons, armor, and more — to outfit the heroes you recruit so they may best meet any challenge. Keep your heroes healthy and they will grow stronger as they gain experience from battle. Forge alliances and engage in the delicate art of diplomacy as you negotiate trade agreements or wage war against a mutual foe. Eador, with its many wonders and adventures, awaits. Will you answer the call?Key Features: The critically acclaimed indie TBS inspired by classic strategy games A balanced fusion of grand strategy, turn-based tactics, and RPG elements Over 170 buildings, 80 spells, and 70 units available that can be used in any combination 7aa9394dea Title: Eador: GenesisGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Alexey Bokulev, Snowbird GamesPublisher:Snowbird GamesRelease Date: 7 Aug, 2009 Eador: Genesis Full Crack [PC] eador genesis *2009*. eador genesis strategy guide. eador genesis wine. eador genesis mods. eador genesis mac. eador genesis keys of truth. eador genesis soundtrack. eador genesis alliance. eador genesis campaign endings. eador genesis campaign walkthrough. eador genesis heroes. eador genesis save game. eador genesis tips. eador genesis best hero. eador genesis tricks. eador genesis manual pdf. eador genesis guide. eador genesis reddit. eador genesis skip tutorial. eador genesis cheats. eador genesis igg. eador genesis how to play. eador genesis deutsch. eador genesis multiplayer. eador genesis faq. eador genesis corruption. eador genesis review. eador genesis expert. eador genesis attacking other masters. eador genesis buildings. eador genesis new horizons mod. eador genesis necromancy. eador genesis guards. eador imperium vs genesis What do you get when you take Heroes of might and Magic/ Kings Bounty combat and put it to use in a hex based medieval map reminicent of Civilisation 5, add it a bunch of dialogue stuff, mix the spices of fantasy. spin the mixture and boil it in a witchs pot with dragons fire and you basically get Eador Genesis. Reminds me abit of King Arthur except with the Heroes of Might and Magic hex combat. Its definitelly a Grand Strategy game that can go for quite along while, You are a DemiGod striving for the control of a shard, you hire heroes that you have do heroic stuff from fighting spiders and dragons. There are plenty of dialogue and choices that give morality. Will eat time really easily once you get in the paces of using rituals and managing heroes. Youve always got choices within your castle and you have alot of tech trees to chose. You can train evil/neutral/good units which all have differing stats and usefulness. You can easily have a good necromancer or an evil paladin. Bloody inquisition though. You either let your people get tortured witch trials style or you eternally get damned as a evil by the inquisition and will constantly attempt to ravage your lands. Still there are always more dialogue and such like a Pheonix lady that got cursed by her husband but yeah. Graphics are dated but mechanics carry the game really well and its enjoyable :D. OH MAN, WHAT AM I PLAYING?Yup, I said that out loud. The only people who will enjoy this game are those who played it as children. Nostalgia is a powerful spice when it comes to taste in games. Otherwise, I'm afraid its just not a good game, like at all. AVOID!*** UPDATE*** Through a comment, I found out this isn't even an old game. Made in 2009 this game has very little excuse for such a poor interface/presentation/art/animation/ect... I understand being an indie studio you may not have the resources to pour into certain areas, but there can be artistic descisions made to soften the edges of a lower budget. Also the gameplay - core to indie games - was just not that fun or engaging. So bottom line - didn't think it could be any worse, now I do. Worse than a bad free flash game, and you have to pay for it. Ouch.. Frustratingly difficult.I would recommend this game if it had any sense of difficulty and a learning curve.As is stands I would only recommend it too very frust resistant players with a lot experience in strategy games.It has serious balancing issues with some heroes way stronger than others.(General and Scout are just alot better than the rest is).Whats more while there are multiple difficulty settings even the easiest one is punishingly difficult and sometimes straight up unfair. This game does not take you by the hand to tell you what to do but will punish slight mistakes hard.The tutorial was very easy and will not prepare you in the slightest to what awaits you later.I stopped after a couple of hours and tries because this game just frustrates me.Graphics and Design: 7/10 (Old but with a nice touch to it. All in all fitting)Music: 7/10 (Oldschool with some nice tunes. Gets boring after a while)Strategic aspect and Depth: 9/10 (Surprisingly deep srategies and tactics. Alot of possibilities)Balance and Learningcurve: 1/10 (Read above. Kills the game for me)Final Score: 4/10Would only reccomend to hardcore players hat like hard games and roguelikes.If you are one of those this cheap game can entertain you for a long time I would think.. A digital drug. Also for my friends. :D. Virtually identical to the newer game, but the newer version of Eador has more content in the campaign mode which makes the newer version simply better. As turn based strategy slash tactical RPG goes this is a very very good game. And, surprisingly, it comes out of the soviet union.... This game was a waste of my life.. One of the best turnbased games out there, through the virtue of being more like HoMM3, with hero development, rather than just about your economy and pumping out units/upgrades. It has plenty of depth despite almost no randomness, a charming retro artstyle, cheeky but atmospheric flavor/plot/etc text, a lot to do, a sound game design basis(even if the balance is quite sucky - but in singleplayer, it doesn't matter, it's all, it's all a part of mastering the game), it's simply an overall great game.Given how often it's on sale for about a dollar, you'd be commiting a crime against yourself by not getting it if you're a fan of 4X or turnbased games, HoMM3, in-depth strategy games, or just great games overall.. A Fun little SRPG that appears to borrow a lot from the Might and Magic series.The graphics are dated but the system is solid:Choose a classLarn how to take over the worldTake over the world, one hex based SRPG battle at a time.If you like the genre, I bet this will resonate for you. It did for me.. A fun TBS in the likeness of King's Bounty and Heroes of Might & Magic III, though nowhere near as deep. You capture cities, build buildings that increase income and the like, buildings that let you recruit better and better units for your personal army, and conquer the enemies on the map.It's a great TBS, however I recommend Genesis over Masters of the Broken World. It's basically an clunky-er update to Genesis, where other than the newer poorly optimized engine and and clunky UI, they're pretty much the same, so I recommend this cheaper version.
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