Lords of the Realm II
Impressions Games / October 31, 1996 / Rated Unrated
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The lands of England and Wales are ruled by powerful feudal nobles who cruelly oppress the people. They all have their eyes on the English throne, and they’re willing to do anything to seize it. The people cry out for a leader who can unite them: A leader worthy of a kingdom.
Advancing the series’ trademark template of turn-based and real-time strategy, Lords of the Realm II takes you into the intrepid struggle of 13th century England. Turn a ragged band of peasants into an army, build massive castles, make and break alliances, and conquer your enemies on the battlefield. The road to the throne will be dark and treacherous – will you have what it takes to become King?Lords of the Realm II includes:The original Lords of the Realms II game
The Siege Pack expansion, which includes additional castles, battle maps and scenariosKey Features
Builds on a winning formula with thrilling battles and improved graphics and sound.
Overrun your enemies’ castles in nail-biting sieges, played out in real-time.
Be as hands-on or hands-off as you like – your Steward will help manage your kingdom.
Design your castles, from inexpensive wooden keeps to impregnable stone fortresses.
Lead your people: Plant crops, collect taxes, build weapons, raise armies and wage war!
Take on up to 4 friends in multiplayer and prove yourself a Lord among your peers.
Multiplayer notice: Playing over the Internet is no longer possible. Playing through a LAN is still available.
Lords of the Realm II is a 1996 video game developed by Impressions Games and published by Sierra On-Line for DOS, Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. The second title in the Lords of the Realm series, it is a medieval-themed strategy video game in which players compete with feuding lords to control the counties of a kingdom. Gameplay consists of turn-based resource management of villages and castles on a map, and real-time battles and sieges. Lead designer David Lester stated that the combination of these game modes aimed to combine features of contemporary strategy games, and make the game more accessible and appealing to multiplayer play.
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