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About This Game Deep in the underworld of Ardania, a threat of the most evil nature grows and multiplies with an appetite for destruction that is unsurpassed. Summoned from the depths of the Bottomless Pit, the (once) mighty Báal-Abaddon has been torn from his throne of skulls and imprisoned in an earthly body of less-than-imposing stature (he's an Imp, OK?) to serve the none-too-competent sorcerer Oscar van Fairweather. But unfortunately for Fairweather, the luck of the damned is on Báal's side and he soon breaks free to build his own dark and majestic... Impire. Take control the of demon Báal-Abaddon as he attempts to rebuild his mighty hell spawn form. With the aid of dozens of evil creatures big and small as well as an arsenal of spells, you will help him construct a dungeon underworld of limitless evil and nastiness to stop all those pesky Heroes of Ardania from ruining his return to greatness!Key Features Incarnate a demon of the abyss; make him evolve into a powerful dungeon lord and customize him through weapon and armor upgrades Dig your own dungeon, build different room types, and craft wicked traps to stop your enemies Beat up the heroes who attempt to thwart your plans, or even better, crush their souls and use them as resources to build up your dungeon Recruit a vast array of creatures, level them up, and upgrade their equipment Terrorize the surface of Ardania by raiding different locations, collecting treasures and riches along the way Unlock unique magical item cards and mix and match them to build a deck that suits your playing style Play the campaign in solo or in coop mode; or confront friends in different multiplayer game modes 7aa9394dea Title: ImpireGenre: StrategyDeveloper:Cyanide MontrealPublisher:Paradox InteractiveRelease Date: 14 Feb, 2013 Impire Crack Serial Key empire 1964. empire internet. inspire uptown salon. empire of japan. empire 19 menu. inland empire zip code. empire distributors. empire graphics. empire characters. empire of the sun los angeles. empire music. empire auto. empire vein. empire hotel nyc. empire in hindi. empire garden. empire lounge. empire portland. empire ratings drop. empire of x. empire games. age of impire android. empire lacrosse. empire viewership. empire joplin mo. empire saison 5. empire cleaning supply. empire cheat.net. last empire z. impire adel. empire earth 1 full version free download. empire center. empire cheats for android. empire earth windows 10 ita. empire tile. empire download github. empire 5 mg. empire waist wedding dress. empire medical center. impire download. empire express. empire guest stars. empire jiu jitsu. empire subang ps4. empire exotic motors. empire of storms. empire hockey. empire medical training. empire building. empire cafe. empire vanquish. empire ps4 spiele. empire insurance company. empire cheat engine. goodgame empire full version free download OK, so this game fails on multiple levels.First, it's tedious. You work and develop your dungeon and squads of units but, even though you have a single entrance to your level, the heroes create ladders that can appear anywhere in your dungeon and enter through there. You then have to deploy all your troops to the ladder to destroy it. As you lose the level if they get to your vaults and escape with any gold, and as the ladders can appear right in front of vaults; it can end a level with little warning.Second, the overworld missions require you to split your forces between a defense force and an assault force as the time spent on the overworld continues to pass in the underworld and those ladders keep reappearing. It becomes a scripted game:1) level everyone up to level 3 squads, 2) wait til the ladder or ladders appear, destroy the attack, 3) take your least damaged squads and send them up to the surface to attack the nearest enemies; likely to die.4) While 3 is going on, retrain your defense squads.5) Create new squads then start at 1 Eventually you'll either break the back of the level or die and have to try again, reliving the whole hour you spent on it.Finally, it's just a bad game with hit\/miss humor and bad implementations. In the original release, there is a puzzle that you click on a book and it reads a logic puzzle to you to solve to arrange 5 colored lights on pillars. Somewhere during th production of the game, they decided that you'd only get to hear the text once and you couldn't reactivate it to even read the clues to solve the puzzle. So, if you didn't realize clicking the book would trigger a puzzle; you were forced to hit the forums or brute force the puzzle (while being attacked by ladders in your main base). Since then, they added a text wall to read the puzzle and added symbols to the lights but, this reflects the lack of quality that I saw in the game. I played for 20 hours and completed probably half the campaign but, I was completely and utterly underwhelmed by the lack of polish, the frustration of bugged levels forcing me to repeat missions that wouldn't trigger properly.In conclusion, I recommend you avoid this game.. Went into this expecting a nice reboot of Dungeon Keeper with some changes and additional features. Although the game itself seemed okay, a clunky GUI, the unit micromanagement and the lack of flexibility that Dungeon Keeper had with placing dungeon rooms ruined it for me.. OK, so this game fails on multiple levels.First, it's tedious. You work and develop your dungeon and squads of units but, even though you have a single entrance to your level, the heroes create ladders that can appear anywhere in your dungeon and enter through there. You then have to deploy all your troops to the ladder to destroy it. As you lose the level if they get to your vaults and escape with any gold, and as the ladders can appear right in front of vaults; it can end a level with little warning.Second, the overworld missions require you to split your forces between a defense force and an assault force as the time spent on the overworld continues to pass in the underworld and those ladders keep reappearing. It becomes a scripted game:1) level everyone up to level 3 squads, 2) wait til the ladder or ladders appear, destroy the attack, 3) take your least damaged squads and send them up to the surface to attack the nearest enemies; likely to die.4) While 3 is going on, retrain your defense squads.5) Create new squads then start at 1 Eventually you'll either break the back of the level or die and have to try again, reliving the whole hour you spent on it.Finally, it's just a bad game with hit\/miss humor and bad implementations. In the original release, there is a puzzle that you click on a book and it reads a logic puzzle to you to solve to arrange 5 colored lights on pillars. Somewhere during th production of the game, they decided that you'd only get to hear the text once and you couldn't reactivate it to even read the clues to solve the puzzle. So, if you didn't realize clicking the book would trigger a puzzle; you were forced to hit the forums or brute force the puzzle (while being attacked by ladders in your main base). Since then, they added a text wall to read the puzzle and added symbols to the lights but, this reflects the lack of quality that I saw in the game. I played for 20 hours and completed probably half the campaign but, I was completely and utterly underwhelmed by the lack of polish, the frustration of bugged levels forcing me to repeat missions that wouldn't trigger properly.In conclusion, I recommend you avoid this game.. Humorous Dungeon Keeper like game.Pros- Good beginning story - lord of the pit to sidekick of a loser- I love stories from the perspective of the bad guys- The demon, your champion, really does grow to be a bad\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 You get served very easily towards the beginning, but at the end you've reclaimed your lord of the pit status- Session skill tree. Points are earned through almost every action (i.e. killing heroes, crafting items, raiding, etc.) You unlock new branches of the skill tree mostly through exploration\/side quests that can be interesting- Squad combinations can lead to good bonuses (plus to crit, defense, etc.) encouraging the player to mix and matchCons- Storyline grows weaker throughout the game- Clunky controls (i.e. assign worker to repair room, but game doesn't auto assign him to then work it). Launch Game vs. Load Game between stages - if you hit load instead of launch it takes you to your last saved slot instead of the next level - why is this even on the page?- Camera - cut scenes frequently have you looking in a different direction super zoomed in- Ladders - the attempt to keep you on your toes while you accomplish main and side quests. Decent concept, but they happen at regular intervals and with your ability to teleport yourself or squads directly most any where, this becomes zoom out, find ladders, teleport squads, and go back to what you were doing- Traps play almost no role- Almost necessary to play with Priests and Overlords- Runes disappearing? Played the entire game through and still had some empty rune slots. Some would show unlocked at the end of a successful mission, but not appear on the next mission. Not sure if they were meant to be passive, but could not find a way to view them- Demon upgrades - no way to preview before selecting so be warned!- Session skill tree. Mentioned above as a plus. Unfortunately, if you want to build a ton of traps, summon a horde, equip your squads to the teeth, etc. you'll only get so many points for each route. What this means is that you're going to build x number of rooms, build x number of traps, equip x number of minions, craft x number of items, dig x number of tiles, etc. I really felt like this was the major failing of the game. I picked the exact same skill tree items for about 3\/4 of the game. This pigeon holes you into the same rooms, same units, and same path to victory again and again.- Difficulty. I play most games on normal expecting to have some challenges, but not pull my hair out. If your demon dies, he respawns about five seconds later and you can teleport him right back in. The only way you die is if they destroy a treasure room? It is strange. My demon died quite a bit in the beginning, but I was never in danger of losing a stage. This makes the game a total grind. I'd recommend bumping it up if you expect any challenge. - For a humorous game, the jokes were really hit and miss and mostly miss.- Voice for the demon is good when you're still a little imp, but really needed to change after you reclaim your stature.- Ending was just strangeOverall, if you like the genre then you might give it a whirl, but I wouldn't pay more than $5 for it.. Not to put too fine a point on it, but: there is not enough Dungeon Keeper in the world. Impire looks like a decent-enough clone of Dungeon Keeper, but it is sufficiently unique in most respects to be its own game. This is both good, and bad.The good side of things is how Impire handles dungeon management. By zooming out or pressing a hotkey, you\u2019re given a flat top-down view of your dungeon. Here, you can queue up units, build rooms, order upgrades and place traps. Units, like minotaurs, vampires, imps, warlocks and such, can be put into squads of six. Squads in turn can be moved around as a single unit, and coordinate their attacks. A well-formed squad of a tank, some ranged casters, a healer, and a general damage-dealer, are highly effective at handling almost any situation. Ladders may randomly appear in your dungeon, bringing adventurers that\u2019ll try to destroy things. You can build things like a Tavern that lure adventurers in and gets them drunk, making them weaker, but it\u2019s not really necessary.You are limited in exactly what types of units and rooms you can build initially, and here is where things get idiosyncratic. As you complete set objectives removed from the main mission objectives, you earn DEM points which can be placed into a Diablo-esq skill tree, which resets each mission. If you want minotaurs for this mission, you may have to sacrifice gaining some spells, or a type of room, etc. It gives the genre a kind of build-order strategy, which isn\u2019t bad, but it can rub you the wrong way. Squads can be sent off on raiding missions using an overworld map, which removes the squad from your dungeon for a time. If they succeed at the raid, you gain much-needed resources, as a dungeon is not entirely self-sufficient. There is no ore to mine, like in Dungeon Keeper.The game can be played cooperatively over network or Internet, up to four players, or competitively if that\u2019s your thing. The cooperative mode works well enough, each player gets their own dungeon, and each dungeon has it\u2019s own entrance into a kind of common battle area where mission objectives are usually located. The plot is amusing, in a 90s video game kind of way, and while it innovates where it counts, Impire fails in the areas it needs most.For everything Impire does right, with its own spin on the dungeon management genre, it gets equal amounts wrong. This is the type of game that\u2019s best bought while on sale, and only if you really want this kind of thing.Bonus: Is this Majesty\u2019s Ardania?You are correct, sire! Impire takes place in the fictional fantasy realm of Ardania of the Majesty series. Much of the design, how things look and act, are direct nods to their counterparts in Majesty. The plot even involves you playing as a subservient demon in the employ of the son of a certain Scottish-sounding Advisor.... To make it very clear at the beginning, this game is no Dungeon Keeper III and looks more like an underground based RTS. The campaigne has 4 chapters with 5 mission each and takes all together ~20hours. Sometimes the jokes during the missions are too bad but if you like the kind of humor used in Grotesque you should also like this one. At least there are two ends of the game, so playing again isn't a bad choice. Your main character, the demon Baal-Abbadon, has three specs (Support\/Melee\/Caster) and all three are play- and enjoyable.The grafic isn't up-to-date but there are many lovely details if you look at the little demons or the underground rooms. The whole game can be played in coop and has also some mulitplayer parts. There you have to protect NPCs, raid some enemy camps or to fight of endless hordes of heroes.Some negative aspects are the low variation of missions and the missed chance to improve the experience outside of the dungeon. But I had many hours of fun in Coop with this game, so anyone interested in RTS should have a look at it. Last hint, it plays like a mix of Majesty II and classic RTS games.. At first glance, the game looks as if it's a successor to Dungeon Keeper ..If you go in thinking that, you'd be wrong.Sure, it seems to have the look that could be perceived as a spirtual sucessor to Dungeon Keeper however only the atmosphere and humour could be loosely based on Dungeon Keeper.To summarise, you play the role of a demon known as "Baal-Abaddon", whom of which is summoned by a not so smart sorcerer named Oscar, into the lowly form of an Imp. The gist of the game is helping Baal to gain his lost powers and to terrorise the surrounding land of Ardania in the ol' "Evil is good" sort of way.You start each level with a handful of workers and Baal, building up your dungeon with pre-laid out rooms and creating\/summoning units to form squads to go raid for materials\/gold\/food and to defend from hero invasions from the front and\/or ladders (With the addition of choosing random\/fixed\/no ladders, thank god!).The game can get tedious and rather monotonous as the general tone of each level is essentially build up dungeon, build up troops, raid, rinse and repeat until you're strong enough to go into the main part of the level. The main part of the level is usually the same (With an ending "Boss" of sorts) however getting there can change from level to level. The most part is the same, however on some levels there are some puzzles which can be somewhat challenging to start with.With the patches that were released since the release of the game, it seems to be a lot more stable compared with release. Fortunately there doesn't seem to be as many crashes\/problems\/bugs which was ultimately frustrating for those that first had the game as there isn't a save game as such. On the whole, I enjoyed the game. Sure, it gets a bit repetative but I enjoyed the cheesy humour.TL;DR - Not a successor to Dungeon Keeper but is loosely influenced by its atmosphere and humour. Game can get very monotonus and tedious but is fun at times. A lot better than what it once was on release due to bug fixes.. At first glance, the game looks as if it's a successor to Dungeon Keeper ..If you go in thinking that, you'd be wrong.Sure, it seems to have the look that could be perceived as a spirtual sucessor to Dungeon Keeper however only the atmosphere and humour could be loosely based on Dungeon Keeper.To summarise, you play the role of a demon known as "Baal-Abaddon", whom of which is summoned by a not so smart sorcerer named Oscar, into the lowly form of an Imp. The gist of the game is helping Baal to gain his lost powers and to terrorise the surrounding land of Ardania in the ol' "Evil is good" sort of way.You start each level with a handful of workers and Baal, building up your dungeon with pre-laid out rooms and creating\/summoning units to form squads to go raid for materials\/gold\/food and to defend from hero invasions from the front and\/or ladders (With the addition of choosing random\/fixed\/no ladders, thank god!).The game can get tedious and rather monotonous as the general tone of each level is essentially build up dungeon, build up troops, raid, rinse and repeat until you're strong enough to go into the main part of the level. The main part of the level is usually the same (With an ending "Boss" of sorts) however getting there can change from level to level. The most part is the same, however on some levels there are some puzzles which can be somewhat challenging to start with.With the patches that were released since the release of the game, it seems to be a lot more stable compared with release. Fortunately there doesn't seem to be as many crashes\/problems\/bugs which was ultimately frustrating for those that first had the game as there isn't a save game as such. On the whole, I enjoyed the game. Sure, it gets a bit repetative but I enjoyed the cheesy humour.TL;DR - Not a successor to Dungeon Keeper but is loosely influenced by its atmosphere and humour. Game can get very monotonus and tedious but is fun at times. A lot better than what it once was on release due to bug fixes.. Just awful. No control over building at all, it is all cut and paste. This game is so far from anything remotely good it hurts. Yes we expected a Dungeon Keeper type game, get over it, that is what the customers wanted and it was not even close. Even attempting to look at it from a different point of view as a stand alone game not compared to Dungeon Keeper will leave you disappointed. This game is all about puting down a few predetermined rooms and leading your minions to a fight then to kitchen, a fight then the kitchen... it almost feels like this game doesn't even need me to be involved in order to play it.