Hi,
I recently bought the complete collection from the Steam summer sale - quite a bargain!
I also played the demo when King Arthur came out, but I didn't follow through with a sale.
After I player the demo I felt like the who game would have you rail-roaded along a track without much in the way of open decisions. Obviously this is not the case with the real game - but it was the impression I got.
Also, the game really shines when you're feeling short of everything - like gold, food, armies, items. At the start you just fight a couple of battles and the feeling of uniting an empire and running it well doesn't kick in until later. Not sure how you'd solve this with the demo - perhaps have a battle tutorial and an empire management/rpg one?
Anyway - food for thought with the second game demo (if you have one).
Julian
I recently bought the complete collection from the Steam summer sale - quite a bargain!
I also played the demo when King Arthur came out, but I didn't follow through with a sale.
After I player the demo I felt like the who game would have you rail-roaded along a track without much in the way of open decisions. Obviously this is not the case with the real game - but it was the impression I got.
Also, the game really shines when you're feeling short of everything - like gold, food, armies, items. At the start you just fight a couple of battles and the feeling of uniting an empire and running it well doesn't kick in until later. Not sure how you'd solve this with the demo - perhaps have a battle tutorial and an empire management/rpg one?
Anyway - food for thought with the second game demo (if you have one).
Julian
