Recent reviews by Coded Ape

WWIII: Soviet Union vs Merica.

I don't know what these Russians are saying, but it sounds hostile; someone address this to Obama.

This game is best played with a group of friends. It uses comedy to keep you entertained, and it will have you spending countless hours casting spells as hordes of creeps. The concept and mechanics are simple to pick up on so it won't take you longer than two minutes to learn, but the hilarity will last you hours. Anything can happen; knocking your friends down a cliff, lighting them on fire, shooting them to death, etc.

But the best part is, after you're done being an A-hole, you can revive them back to you at anytime.

If you've ever played Civ 5 than you already know the gist of this game. The game is a little confusing; the menu interface isn't as straight forward as I would have wished. Although they do include a tutorial, it's just not ready to try out in Alpha, but hopefully some on screen instructions will clear things up nicely.

I'm forty minutes in, but like I said, I'm still a little fuzzy on the controls and some of the objections that this game has put in place. The Hero aspect is pretty cool, having a main character that's depicted as your "leader."

The unit battles are also confusing because I never know whether to put my army into an attack or defense stance... So I usually just hit the auto button... Again, I'm hoping the tutorial will clear this up.

The factions and sub factions are quite a nice addition, which in my opinion is what really separates this game from Civ 5.

Overall, I think this game has promise. They just need to polish it a little. If you're hesitant about the purchase, I would definitely hold out on buying this game until further releases are made.