Revolution Under Siege Gold

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Revolution Under Siege Gold is a single player and multiplayer economy strategy game with economy and historical themes. It was developed by Ageod and was released on July 2, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Revolution Under Siege GOLD is the first complete historical simulation on PC of the Russian Civil War between 1917 and 1923. A wealth of historical events and geopolitical options, real or possible according to the player's choices, will bring a realistic tempo to the maneuver of your forces and those of your opponents. From the Baltic to the shores of the Pacific and through the arid steppes of …

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music4 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a deep and complex simulation of the Russian Civil War, providing players with a better understanding of the historical context and strategic challenges faced by different factions.
Highly recommended for history enthusiasts, the game features multiple scenarios and campaigns, including an alternate history scenario, which adds to its replay value.
Despite its steep learning curve, players find the game rewarding once they grasp the mechanics, with many praising its historical accuracy and engaging gameplay.

The game suffers from frequent crashes, often requiring players to redo turns, which can be frustrating and disrupt the gaming experience.
The user interface is criticized for being unintuitive and difficult to navigate, with small font sizes making it hard to read important information.
Many players find the game overly complex and challenging to learn, with a steep learning curve that may deter casual gamers.

gameplay
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The gameplay is described as extremely complicated and obscure, with many players struggling to grasp the mechanics despite the potential for strategic depth once understood. The tutorials are criticized for failing to adequately convey the game's subtleties, making it challenging for newcomers to engage fully with the turn-based war game scenario.
- “Once the mechanics are grasped, you can concentrate on strategy.”
- “Map, gameplay, historical accuracy, ease of use.”
- “The gameplay is extremely complicated and I only understand a little of how the game works.”
- “The gameplay is very obscure; unfortunately, the tutorials don't do a good job of explaining any of the subtleties of the game.”
- “The gameplay revolves around a turn-based war game scenario; think 'Hearts of Iron' but turn-based.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is frequently criticized for its instability, with numerous reports of bugs that can disrupt gameplay, particularly during large-scale campaigns. While some players find the historical depth and gameplay engaging enough to overlook these issues, the recurring crashes—especially when managing extensive military assets—significantly detract from the overall experience. Many reviewers suggest starting with older, more stable versions of the game rather than the latest releases, which are perceived as unreliable.
- “It's too buggy when playing grand campaign as a Soviet side. When you build nearly 100 brigades and several hundreds of regiments and support assets, the game will crash every 2-3 turns, making it hard to finish the campaign.”
- “This game is buggy as hell.”
- “In my opinion, you should start out with the older versions instead of wasting your money on the buggy and doubtful releases they are now throwing out every few months.”
replayability
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The game boasts high replayability with multiple scenarios and campaigns, including an intriguing alternate history scenario, "drang nach osten." Players can enjoy a wealth of content and challenges, particularly if they are familiar with previous titles in the series, making each playthrough unique and engaging.
- “Good replay value, good soundtrack, and interesting historical anecdotes.”
- “This game offers content and replayability in spades, and can be very challenging, especially if you have not played through every other game in the series before.”
- “Multiple scenarios and campaigns are playable, including an alternate history scenario titled: 'Drang nach Osten' where Germany comes out of WW1 victorious and must then combat the growing Soviet threat in the east.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for its exceptional quality and engaging soundtrack, contributing to a memorable gaming experience. Players appreciate the good replay value and the incorporation of interesting historical anecdotes, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the music.
- “This game has the best music you will ever listen to while playing a video game.”
- “Good replay value, good soundtrack, and interesting historical anecdotes.”
optimization
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The game suffers from significant optimization issues, particularly with multicore processor support, leading to choppy performance and crashes, especially during map navigation. Many users express frustration with the lack of optimization and the presence of critical bugs, recommending against playing it in its current state.
- “It is not optimized for multicore processors and runs pretty badly, very choppy when navigating the map at a long zoom.”
- “I do like this game and setting, but I don't recommend it in its current state: I encounter a lack of optimization and many bugs (especially critical - crashes and out of memory).”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game effectively captures the atmosphere of the historical period, immersing players in the low-intensity conflict characterized by railroad operations and the constant threat of uprisings. Reviewers appreciate the attention to detail in recreating the tensions and challenges faced during the revolution and civil war.
- “Having read much on the history of the revolution and civil war, I'd say the game reproduces the atmosphere of the period very well - this low-intensity conflict, that was conducted mainly along the railroads with heavy involvement of armored trains, with constant uprisings in the rear by the green bands, that distracted forces from the front and severed communications.”
graphics
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The graphics in the gold version of the game have received notable improvements over the original, enhancing the overall visual experience and complementing the added events and decision-making elements.
- “The original was my favorite age game, and the gold version is even better with graphics improvements, events, and decisions aplenty.”

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Revolution Under Siege Gold is a economy strategy game with economy and historical themes.

Revolution Under Siege Gold is available on PC and Windows.

Revolution Under Siege Gold was released on July 2, 2015.

Revolution Under Siege Gold was developed by Ageod.

Revolution Under Siege Gold has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its gameplay.

Revolution Under Siege Gold is a single player game with multiplayer support.

Similar games include Civil War II, To End All Wars, Hearts of Iron III, Gary Grigsby's War in the East, Darkest Hour: A Hearts of Iron Game and others.

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