Oriental Empires pc game

[Achilleslastand 3]

This isn't my favorite setting to be honest but I am really interested in seeing how this turns out.

If this was medieval Europe it would be a instant buy for me.

 

 

http://www.iceberg-games.com/index.php?dispatch=news.view&news_id=125

 

 

Haarlem, The Netherlands ? April 16th, 2015 ? Publisher Iceberg Interactive is excited to announce that they have signed a worldwide publishing deal for the epic 4x strategy game Oriental Empires (PC). The game is currently set for a Summer 2015 Early Access debut on the Steam Platform.

 

 

Development of Oriental Empires is being led by R.T. Smith and John Carline, two veteran strategy game developers with more than 30 years? experience between them. Previously they worked together on the Total War series of games, in roles including Project Director and Lead Artist, and have credits on many other AAA titles from studios including Crystal Dynamics, Pandemic, Frontier Developments, and Slightly Mad Studios.

 

 

Oriental Empires is a turn based 4X style civilization-building game set in ancient China. It will feature both single player campaigns as well as a multiplayer mode. Oriental Empires covers the period from earliest recorded history, until the widespread adoption of firearms (roughly 1500 BC to 1500 AD) and aims to realistically depict the world of ancient China, with a focus on the unique aspects of that civilization. This extremely deep strategy game includes both an historic scenario on a realistic period map of China, and skirmish-style scenarios on random or user generated maps.

 

 

?We are extremely pleased to be involved in the upcoming release of Oriental Empires; it really is such a beautiful, deep and elaborate game that we can?t possibly list all of its intriguing features in one press release. There are also many detailed future plans for DLC, user generated content and other additions, so this game is going to be around for a long, long time. Gamers can rejoice and get their first taste of a very complex and compelling strategy game come the Early Access release this Summer. If you love strategy games, you can't afford to miss out on this one!?, says Erik Schreuder, CEO at Iceberg Interactive.

 

 

"We are delighted to be working with Iceberg Interactive, and very excited to finally announce our project Oriental Empires, which we have been quietly developing for some time", says R.T. Smith speaking on behalf of the developers.

 

 

An assets pack with beautiful first screenshots has been released, showing some very first images of the game. Download the full pack HERE.

 

 

Keep up with all the latest news regarding Oriental Empires check Iceberg Interactive?s official website www.iceberg-games.com.

 

 

 

About Oriental Empires

Step into the world of the ancient Orient. Control a city or tribe from the dawn of Chinese history, and turn it into a great empire. Develop your land, create great cities, raise huge armies and fight epic wars. Advance your technology, culture and religion to create one of mankind?s great civilizations. All the action takes place on one spectacular game map that brings to life the mountains, forests, plains and deserts of China. Zoom in close to review your troops and see your peasants toiling, or zoom out for a strategic overview. Plan your battles, end your turn, and then watch as your armies obey your orders, with hundreds of soldiers battling right on the game map.

 

 

 

 

Key Features

? Start out as a single nation or tribe, starting from humble beginnings with a single settlement and expand your empire and develop your culture with the aim of becoming the universally recognized Son of Heaven and ruler of the world.

? Persuade the other factions to recognize you as such by either military force, or by diplomatic persuasion.

? Play as one of 16 different factions each with their own special bonuses or penalties.

? Vast beautifully rendered map featuring an attractive and authentic depiction of the landscape of China and Mongolia.

? Large scale battles with hundreds or thousands of soldiers, depicted in detail right on the game map. Watch skilled armies and reinforcements go to battle, according to the battle orders and formations set by the player.

? Fully animated 3D models, with variations in face and clothing for each model, including infantry, cavalry, chariot and artillery units, as well as naval forces.

? Long seamless zoom range lets you step right into the game world or zoom out for a strategic overview.

? Develop your settlements by constructing buildings and developing the landscape around them, build markets and ports to enable trade by land and water.

? Elaborate research tree including technology as well as cultural, philosophical and religious developments.

? Many other elements will determine the outcome of you quest for dominance such as Leaders, Sieges, Unrest and Rebellion, and Authority and Culture ratings.

? As Emperor, set edicts, laws and decrees to balance power and move into a glorious new Era, with new technologies and military units that change the game!

 

 

Some great screenshots.......

http://imgur.com/a/Li1BM

[Lord_Chris 267]

This looks like an amazing game! Just looking at those graphics show the game is going to be great. Added to my wishlist ;)

[Crusader1307 302]

Agreed! A lot like "Shogun". Looks VERY good! :)

[Mathew Steel 151]

Something I've always thought that would make game graphics much better and although it is a small thing, is different faces. For example, for each troops there are 4-5 different available faces, just to make the game seem more alive. I feel as if it's repetitive and simple with the same face, but that's just my opinion :)

 

The game itself looks great! :P

[EaglePrince 233]

Interesting! On the first sight it seems like a combination of Total War and Civilization, I'm I right? :/

 

Regarding those details Mathew mentioned - I also like that in that game, and it does make it more alive. That is something I saw in Settlers VII for example. There you have three types of body for each unit type - when you look at your army you are able to that some of them are fat, some are skinny, some are tall, while some are fit (I'm not sure it this is the right word, but... I wanted to say that the last type seems strong). Of course, some have moustaches, some don't, etc. :)

 

Although it is far from necessity, it is something nice to see. :)

[Nigel 71]

Yes, this is really interesting.

 

I am particularly intreagued by the thought of a turn based multiplayer mode.

From the text I am not quit sure that it offers that or if the mulitplayer covers only the battles. You know anything more about that?

 

In any case it seems to be an interesting title to watch.

[Charles of Tours 69]

Looks really nice. :D

 

If other people on this website are interested in strategy games based on that setting, I can recommend Fate of the Dragon and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms games. A bit different, but still worth checking out.