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Graphics and visuals: The game looks excellent. The powerful engine renders beautiful 3D maps and detailed characters. These are even better than its main rival Warcraft III, which is why this is even more of a shame. Gameplay: Winter of the Wolf has everything from the original game, and adds up the almost constant extra of the eternal winter. The snow affects the characters and their behavior, making it an interesting element to consider when making decisions.

The controls are super comfortable and the AI is competent and solid. Sound: The game has an excellent original soundtrack and nice sound design. Definitely a worthy competitor to the Warcraft series , but the timing of the release was a huge miscalculation for the success of this title. Why do we like Battle Realms so much?

Firstly, the amazingly simplistic yet highly tuned and easy to pick up gameplay means any old ham-fisted fool can have a go. Secondly, the incredible orientalstyle graphics and animation bring the whole world to life in a way that has never been done before on the PC. And thirdly, the brilliantly inventive unit alchemy' technique means you can retrain existing warriors to create a veritable potpourri of weird and wonderful fighting creations.

In short, it's not a game - it's a delight. And now, there's more. The Battle Realms: Winter Of The Wolf expansion pack introduces a second campaign focussing on the plight of Grayback, the leader of the wolf clan. In short, you must help him escape the slave mines of the Lotus clan and defeat Yvaine, their evil leader. Battle Realms is a product developed by Crave Entertainment.

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Click "Yes" to confirm the uninstallation. Battle Realms for Windows. User Rating. Disclaimer Battle Realms is a product developed by Crave Entertainment. How to uninstall Battle Realms? Respect has to go to those responsible for the unit animation. Everything from ambient and walking movements apart from the musketeers who walk like girls to the spellcasting and the swordplay is exquisite. Watching battles is like watching a Bruce Lee film - the amount of moves these guys come out with is staggering.

You even get little frogs bouncing around near lakes, and there are birds and squirrels and This attention to detail is not just for show either. Disturbing a flock of birds as you creep through a forest can actually alert smart enemies to your presence. And vice versa. If you spot birds taking off or the telltale signs of wildlife scuttling from the undergrowth, chances are you're about to be clobbered.

Al is another major coup for the game. The other clans always attack at your weakest point and are very capable of enticing your forces into craftily conceived ambushes. Even the pathfinding is faultless. Use ot sound is also excellent. The echoes of clashing steel and squelchy thuds as sliced limbs drop to the floor enhance the already bloody atmosphere no end. Right at the start of the game you are asked to either save a village from If massacre or join in the heartless debauchery yourself.

This decision sets the tone for the rest of the game. And although Battle Realms is played in a relatively linear level-by-level fashion, you also get multiple-choice routes through the world map. Some routes will take you towards tile magic-using Lotus Clan whereas others pitch you against more simple foes like the Wolf Clan. Basically no one game is ever the same. When it comes down to it, you have to say Battle Realms is a ground-breaking PC strategy i game. It contains original, well-thought-out ideas with beautiful use of graphics and sound.

Is it a classic though? Well, no. Battle Realms is good, honest entertainment and a of the RTS genre. We have to admit, with the constant flood of real-time strategy games on to the market it's becoming increasingly difficult to make one that stands out from the crowd. Developer Liquid Entertainment has nonetheless taken up the challenge and is working on a game where the gameplay may well be very familiar to fans of the genre, but the setting is very different.

Forget military and fantasy units and characters, Battle Realms is taking the genre off the beaten track with the introduction of oriental settings and characters. This has been done before with varying degrees of success. Three Kingdoms had an oriental offshoot that never really took off, Throne Of Darkness has a distinctly oriental flavour but veered more towards Diablo than Age Of Empires, and Shogun had an oriental theme and was hugely successful but it relied more on strategy than resource management.

Battle Realms then, appears to be working with tried and tested elements of resource management and real-time action, but Liquid is hoping its fairly unique presentation will appeal to fans of the genre who are tired of playing with the same units and buildings in umpteen RTS releases month after month. Fortunately for us, we don't have to guess at how things are developing with this title.

We've played it. The beta we played was reasonably stable, so we managed to progress a fair distance into the game.

The first thing we noticed was the attention to graphic detail. Battle Realms is nothing short of stunning in visual terms. Crisp and colourful with wonderful animations, this title will surely be turning heads everywhere upon its release. Story sequences are also beautifully presented using the ingame engine, and many key events trigger short cut-scenes that develop die story and teach the player how to play the game.

A short tutorial is all that's needed to get up and running with your new village, and once you've sent your peasants off to get rice and water, you can start producing fighting units to go hunt down the enemy.

In terms of gameplay, it has to be said that first impressions suggest Battle Realms does not veer wildly from the norm. Build a settlement with all the buildings and resources you need, then amass an army, which is hopefully bigger than your opponent's, and get involved in conflicts of suitably big proportions. However, the units you will be commanding, and their abilities, are far from what you will perhaps be used to in other games of this type. Dragon, Serpent, Lotus and Wolf Clans make up the opposing factions in the game, and they each have their own versions of archers, spearmen, warriors and geisha with abilities distinct to their clan.

In Battle Realms, horses are not just units that are magically 'glued' to your units and follow them everywhere they go. Your peasants need to round them up and take them to your stables, where they can be used by your units to increase travel speed, scout enemy areas, and provide a distinct advantage in battle when used by attacking units.

Liquid says there will be no huge battles, but rather smaller conflicts where players will find themselves thinking more about use of terrain, rather than just wading into battle with as many units as possible. On the evidence of what we've seen so far, it's certainly true that there are no battles involving huge armies, but that doesn't make the battles any less hectic or exciting. Real line of sight and the ability to use trees, hills, forests and even height of terrain to your advantage suggest battles will be more a test of your strategic prowess than your ability to build lots of things as quickly as possible and run off looking for trouble, although, there is a fair amount of that, too.

Battle Realms is shaping up to be a real contender in the RTS genre. It's certainly the best-looking of the bunch so far. Whether it will live up to its potential in terms of gameplay is a matter for discussion in our full review next month.