- January 20, 2022
- Poleaxe Games LLC
- 4h median play time
Empire of Ember
Platforms
About
In Empire of Ember, become a battlemage seeking revenge for your master's death and restore your city to prosperity. Engage in real-time strategy combat with up to 100 units, and explore procedurally generated maps and dungeons. Dual-wield spells and weapons to defeat enemies in first-person battles while customizing your town's development.











- The game has a unique and interesting concept, blending city building, RPG elements, and combat reminiscent of Mount and Blade.
- Despite its rough edges, many players find the gameplay enjoyable and engaging, with a satisfying loop of building, combat, and exploration.
- The developer is active in addressing bugs and implementing updates, showing a commitment to improving the game based on community feedback.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and performance issues, making it frustrating and at times unplayable for many users.
- The user interface and controls are clunky and unintuitive, leading to a steep learning curve and confusion during gameplay.
- There are concerns about the game's abandonment by the developers, with some players feeling that it lacks necessary updates and support.
story
60 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring a solid concept set in a fantasy universe with engaging quests and character choices, though its execution has room for improvement. Players appreciate the variety of missions, including dungeon crawls and large-scale battles, as well as the well-told narrative and voice acting. However, some aspects, such as character generation and certain glitches, detract from the overall experience, indicating that while the foundation is strong, further refinement is needed.
“The story is not a classic but is well told, and pretty well voice-acted.”
“I like the story and the choices you get to make along the way.”
“Between the quests/main story and the side features (building a customizable town, holding court, and training your army that you can take with you on quests/missions), there's never a dull moment while playing this game.”
“Also need to get rid of the story-driven character generation.”
“It's a non-story feature, but players should be allowed to skip in favor of a more standard character generation.”
“Very long, technically endless though after a while you will have finished all missions and fully upgraded your city; at that point, it is merely fighting stronger enemy waves and harder dungeons.”