![]() I’ve played none of those, and so have no insight into the studio’s competence at this point. I suppose the more important question at this point is who’s designing the thing, and we do know that: a company called KLab (I assume KLab America, specifically), whose prior mobile games include Eternal Uprising: End of Days, Crystal Casters, Rise to the Throne and Lord of the Dragons. “Recreate history with your hands,” claims the trailer above, even if history’s already been recreated plenty with hands holding mice and keyboards. Not that free-to-play can’t work for a real-time strategy game. I wouldn’t have expected a series like AoE to head in this direction, but then I guess I’m just blinkered, since the future’s inexorably micro-transactive. Who wanted a free-to-play version of Microsoft’s old history-minded real-time strategy game Age of Empires - show of hands? All I can see is mine not going up.
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