Game description

[Nike-it]

Reign: Conflict of Nations is a real-time, historical strategy game which covers the events of 1350-1650 taking place in Russia, Poland and the Great Lithuanian Princedom. The game takes place over a large-scale campaign and players will command one of 26 warring factions. By controlling a hero characters which improve their skills in battle the player can win battles and rule their state any way they wish.

Reign: Conflict of Nations allows players to have a well thought-out and historically accurate system of building and assigning labor forces in cities, a large selection of scenario based and random missions, an expansive and realistic technology tree, more than 150 types of military units and beautiful graphics and animations which bring the war to life.

You can find more info about the game at 1C Publishing (http://www.1cpublishing.eu/game/reign-conflict-of-nations/overview) together with screenshots and official trailer in HD.

[Nike-it]

Official trailer on our Youtube channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnMSDsCX0Dw

[chevalier teutonic]

looks very interesting, will it be available via gamersgate?

[Nike-it]

looks very interesting, will it be available via gamersgate?

Yes, it should.

[chevalier teutonic]

Then I shall buy it.

[He111]

Where are the 3D battles like in Medieval 2 Totalwar?

Sad.

[Nike-it]

There won't be 3d battles.

[GeneralGonzo]

Hmm, looks like taking the map of the total war series and then putting some Hearts of Iron deepness into it, removing tactical fights - and that´s it.
Why aren´t there any tactical fights like i.e. in king´s Bounty, round based I mean. This would be some seldom variation of such titles. Without I don´t see any reason buying it as it doesn´t sgow anything new or innovative....pitty :(

[persoiranian]

i hope the game is something like "supreme ruler" series sets in medieval ages. is it?

[persoiranian]

is Wallachia playable? could you please name the playable factions?

[Nike-it]

is Wallachia playable? could you please name the playable factions?

There will be 26 playable factions:

* Kalmar Union
* The Swedish Kingdom
* The Hanseatic League
* Kingdom of Prussia
* Teutonic Order
* Livonian Order
* Ryazan Principality
* Vladimirskoye principality
* Suzdal
* Galich Duchy
* Yaroslavl principality
* Tver principality
* Muscovy
* Novgorod Republic
* Poltava Province
* Zaporizhzhya Sich
* Galician Province
* Principality of Kiev
* Chernigov principality
* Polotsk Voivodeship
* The Principality of Lithuania
* The Duchy of Mazovia
* Lubelskie
* Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
* Lesser Poland
* Upper Silesia

(It is translation from russian, so the names can be some mistakes)

[persoiranian]

thanks for the info Nike .i think most of the names are correct. (except: Malopolska is Lesser Poland.)

nice to see Kingdom of Prussia is playable. the game contains all the important states of that time in Russia, Poland and the Great Lithuanian Princedom and some other lands near them.

[Zalmoksis]

I think (Grand) Duchy of Lithuania is a more common form in English...

[SComtesse]

Hmm, looks like taking the map of the total war series and then putting some Hearts of Iron deepness into it, removing tactical fights - and that´s it.
Why aren´t there any tactical fights like i.e. in king´s Bounty, round based I mean. This would be some seldom variation of such titles. Without I don´t see any reason buying it as it doesn´t sgow anything new or innovative....pitty :(
Even without tactical combat the game can be fun but with a tactical combat system like King's Bounty (or something similar), it would be a must buy!

[kuciki]

Even without tactical combat the game can be fun but with a tactical combat system like King's Bounty (or something similar), it would be a must buy!

I think the maker wants the game to be a grand strategic focus so basically tactical gameplay will have unwanted impact on the time spent for multiplayer gaming ? :)
for casual gamer like Total war should be a hit to have tactical battle, but the grand strategy game is always fun way to do things in a long run without micromanaging a battle...