BattleForge

Release Date: March 24, 2009

Strategy, fantasy, RTS, card games, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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A combination of network strategy and card game. In the game we move to the land of fantasy, where the war between gods and giants takes place. The player leads to a battle of the army - the units are presented in the form of collector's cards. Playing requires an understanding of the specific rules and the right choice of waist. BattleForge is a web game, so the skirmishes are conducted via the Internet.

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Last Update: May 28, 2009

BattleForge Game Guide

In this guide to BattleForge you will find a description of 200 cards available at the game's launch. There's also a walkthrough for the first four scenarios of the single player campaign.

BattleForge Game Guide

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[1:03] BattleForge frost

[1:04] BattleForge Fire

BattleForge Description

BattleForge is a mix of MMORTS and a CCG developed by EA Phenomic Studio, the creators of the SpellForce series.

The action of BattleForge takes place in a fantasy land where people exist in the shadow of eternal conflict between gods and ancient giants. The player’s task is to lead an army to battle using special collectible cards. They represent units, buildings and spells. Cards may use four powers: Fire, Frost, Nature and Shadow.

There are four types of armies in the game. Each is sided with one of the abovementioned powers. The strength of reds (Fire) lies mainly in direct offense. The blue army of Frost has good defense and siege buildings. The purple squad, Shadow, can send hordes of warriors against the green ones (Nature) and their giant treebeards or wonderful archers supported by healing magic.

BattleForge is a RTS that can be played only online. The production offers cooperation for a maximum of 12 players simultaneously, as well as duels and tournaments. The communication between users is possible thanks to all kinds of chats (group, private, global, etc).

Apart from buying cards directly from other players, we may also purchase them for real money via an in-game store. The developers made efforts to ensure that both paying and thrifty players have equal chances. We can also trade the cards we already own for those that we need.

Last updated on August 14, 2015