- June 23, 2010
- Stainless Games Ltd.
- 10h median play time
Risk: Factions
Builds on the classic rules while keeping their timeless charm.
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About
"Risk: Factions" is a warfare turn-based strategy game with both single-player and multi-player options. Players can choose from five distinct factions, each with unique abilities, and engage in classic or objective-based scenarios. The game is known for its good story, humor, and tactical gameplay, but some users have reported bugs. The ultimate goal is to command your army, take risks, and strive for world domination, while competing against others on leaderboards.




- Fun and engaging gameplay with a humorous twist on the classic Risk formula.
- Offers both classic Risk and a modified version with unique objectives and factions.
- Great for playing with friends, providing a mix of strategy and luck.
- The AI is often unbalanced and can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Multiplayer mode is plagued with bugs and crashes, making it difficult to find matches.
- The RNG can feel unfair, with improbable outcomes leading to player frustration.
stability
59 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's stability is heavily criticized, with numerous reports of frequent crashes, freezes, and glitches, particularly in multiplayer mode. Players express frustration over the game's inability to maintain a stable experience, often leading to interrupted gameplay and a lack of responsiveness. While some enjoy the core mechanics, the overwhelming consensus is that the game's technical issues significantly detract from the overall experience, making it difficult to recommend.
“Don't buy this game, it crashed years ago with promises of fixes. Just tried again tonight, 45 minutes into a multiplayer game - same issue, it freezes.”
“Game crashes and freezes way too often. It makes it borderline impossible to finish a complete long game, and there's hardly anyone online playing.”
“Graphical glitches galore, netcode so broken it can't even sustain a simple turn-based game without crashing and disconnecting.”