This aspect is one of the least convincing since the use of cover has not seemed very useful to us. The system that we find here has reminded us a lot of what we saw in XCOM, with turns to move around a map divided into squares and action points to perform movements such as shooting, take cover or place guards to kill our enemies when they cross our area. The combat zone, on the other hand, can vary, depending on the defenses that we build in our cities or colonies. The main map that we will find is typical of 4X games, from which we will expand our city, create an army to colonize territories and investigate new technologies to improve our troops and buildings and we will explore the map. By mixing these two playable concepts we will have two distinct maps, the main one from which we will manage everything and the combat one. The main difference we found in our analysis of Age of Wonder: Planetfall is its mix between the 4X style of map eXploration, territorial eXpansion, resource exploitation and enemy eXtermination with its more leisurely and turn-based XCOM or Fire Emblem style combat.
Today we bring you the review of Age of Wonder: Planetfall the latest installment of the famous Age of Wonder saga that this time leaves the medieval setting to take us directly to the stars.įor those of you who do not know this saga, it is a strategy game that mixes concepts from other referents of the genre as settled as Age of Empires, Civilization or the Total War saga that has managed to give a new boost to this type of games that have such a faithful base and that does not stop adding followers thanks to games like the one we are talking about.
We have spent a few days well settled in our Takamikura enjoying and squeezing the most of the new game from Triumph Studios and Paradox Interactive that comes to our hands thanks to Koch Media.
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