- August 4, 2016
- Mitorah Games
Battles of Norghan
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About
"Battles of Norghan" is a turn-based strategy game with RPG elements, set in a fantasy world. As a manager, recruit and train fighters from 22 different races and classes, and equip them with various items and spells. Engage in battles against AI or other player-controlled clans, with tactical gameplay affected by terrain and weather conditions. The game offers depth and replayability through skill-building and team management.






- Battles of Norghan offers deep strategic gameplay with a focus on managing gladiators, allowing for meticulous planning and customization.
- The game provides a nostalgic experience for veteran gamers, with its retro graphics and interface adding a certain charm despite being dated.
- The hot-seat multiplayer mode enhances the game's appeal, making it a fun option for friends looking to compete against each other.
- The graphics and user interface are considered outdated and can be a barrier for newcomers, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- The learning curve is steep, and the UI is not intuitive, which can result in misclicks and confusion, especially for new players.
- Some players have expressed dissatisfaction with the game's pricing model, particularly regarding the 'Gold' version that offers minimal additional features.
- graphics22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's graphics and user interface are notably dated, evoking nostalgia for veteran gamers while potentially alienating newcomers. While some players find the retro aesthetic charming, others criticize the graininess and readability issues, suggesting that the visuals are reminiscent of games from the 80s and 90s. Despite these shortcomings, many agree that the depth and enjoyment of the gameplay outweigh the graphical limitations.
“The game's graphics and user interface, true to its age, present a nostalgic trip for veteran gamers but may seem antiquated to newcomers.”
“Even for when it was originally released over ten years ago, the graphics and interface were already 'retro,' so in a way it's kind of timeless.”
“The graphics look dated, sure, but in my opinion, they are also pretty charming.”
“The graphics are painful for 2005 and the UI hurts my head.”
“The lack of resolution support leads to a lot of graininess and makes the text hard to read.”
“However, the graphics may be off-putting to some, and the UI requires a lot of getting used to.”