The Horde

The Horde in today's standards can be described as a real-time strategy, although compared to the iron positions of those times, Command & Conquer, or WarCraft II, is rather a product from a completely different fairy tale. In the game we play the role of Chauncey, a servant at the court of King Winthrop, who due to a terrible coincidence received the title of nobility, a "grazing" sword in his hand and an order to protect the border estates against the orders of the title Horde.

The game is divided into two rounds. During the first one, we plan the development of the village, taking into account all economic aspects, and we improve it with stationary defensive measures. The second round is a simple dexterity slaughterhouse, in which our task is to eliminate the opponent as soon as possible, before the opponent manages to make unimaginable damage. Because you have to remember that the title Horde, which consists of red creatures, are eternally hungry and both crop and livestock take over everything. The game is relatively difficult, because as the situation develops, we are sent to more and more complicated lands, and as if that wasn't enough, the number of creatures grows year by year, in addition to much more dangerous than at the beginning.

The game has one undeniable advantage, it is charged with a huge dose of humor. Both the courtly intrigue tracked in digitized interludes and the fantastic graphics of all creatures in the game evoke very positive impressions. A large degree of complication and a variety of random events also add to its unquestionable charm. The Horde is a one-of-a-kind product, original, funny and most importantly, very playable...

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Last updated on August 14, 2015