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3.72% of people buy Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim and Metro 2033: The Last Refuge ~ PC Games.
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Release date NZ
September 22nd, 2009
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Current sales rank
Top 1000
All-time sales rank
Top 500
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Product ID
1566031
Description
In the world of Majesty, you are the ruler of the kingdom of Ardania. At your service are your loyal and somewhat obnoxious subordinates, who have their own minds about how things should be done…
Majesty the game has a lot of followers that has fallen in love with the wicked sense of humour along with the indirect hero control. Now Paradox Interactive and Ino-Co are creating the sequel that will follow closely in the footsteps of the original game as well as bringing all key elements up to date. The charm and humour will remain at the core of the title along with the indirect control aspect of the game.
Features:
Majesty the game has a lot of followers that has fallen in love with the wicked sense of humour along with the indirect hero control. Now Paradox Interactive and Ino-Co are creating the sequel that will follow closely in the footsteps of the original game as well as bringing all key elements up to date. The charm and humour will remain at the core of the title along with the indirect control aspect of the game.
Features:
- Real-time strategy game with indirect control - your heroes have a will of their own.
- Play through a campaign with 16 missions divided into 4 chapters, well as a few quick missions and a variety of multiplayer maps.
- Build the fantasy city of your dreams and experience an engaging world, but beware: monsters are waiting to lay siege to your domain.
- Defend your realm with noble warriors, spell-wielding wizards or wild barbarians.
- Choose from more than 10 different classes to oversee the protection of your lands.
- GameSpy multiplayer for up to 4 players over LAN or Internet, including support for ranking ladders and tournaments.
- The official sequel to the best-selling game "Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" of 2000.
System Requirements:
# Windows 2000/XP/Vista
# 2GHz dual core processor
# 1 GB RAM
# Videocard 512 Mb PS 2.0, better than GeForce 6800 GTX
# 4 GB free hard disc space
# 2GHz dual core processor
# 1 GB RAM
# Videocard 512 Mb PS 2.0, better than GeForce 6800 GTX
# 4 GB free hard disc space
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4 out of
4 people found this
review helpful:
"Good game but quite a challenge"
Got Majesty 2 yesterday. I have found it to be a good game with goodt graphics and gameplay.
It is very similar to Anno 1404 and warcraft 3 except you no longer control the heroes, you give them quests to complete.
The reason it does not get full stars is because the game is not very good at explaining your objectives, and there is no custom game mode (only campaign).
I have yet to try the multiplayer aspect so cannot comment on that.
Overall if you liked majesty 1, you will like this. But for new players, it may not be to your liking,
2 out of
2 people found this
review helpful:
"Could have been great"
Nice game, good game play and easy to play…
But…
After the first level the missions are the same with different names, build the same things in the same order, attack the same things on every level, and just wait for the win. It had so much potential…
And the fact you cant play random maps – re-playablility somewhat limited.
1 out of
1 people found this
review helpful:
"Interesting Game"
At first it seemd a lot like Age of Empires and Warcraft 3 without the need for gathering but after playing for a while this game is really interesting..
First off, you don't control any of your units. They all have a mind of their own.. To get them to do things you need to set a ‘Bounty’ or ‘Reward’ on the target or whatever it is you want them to do.
Secondly, The overall gameplay is very unique.. Basically your role is to be the King, you tell you issue ‘Quests’, give out the gold and build the buildings/upgrades. You also get given ‘King Powers’ making the gameplay change in your favor.
If you're looking for a strategy game but sick of the same things over and over this is a great change in the genre.
1 out of
1 people found this
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"Could have been better"
The game plays alot like the original majesty but with added features like new flags: Fear flags which ward off heros and defend flags.Things that this game lacks from the original are random map generation,free play mode and continuing after you finished a mission. also (without the newly released patch) randomisation of monster lairs ,tradespots and treasure chests and their loot. Also added in the new patch is the new store which you can buy new missions and spells,also it has some free content like the frost mage which has been on the main website since the release of the game. The game does lack replayablility but with the new mapmaker in development and the new expansion “The King Maker” which has been announced, We may be seeing more relayability soon.
"Fun but a bit short"
The game is entertaining, though more challenging than I had expected. Though the campaign is fun, it is rather short and thus over too soon.
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