The War of Crowns rages on. Knights and brigands run rampant throughout the land, sowing destruction. From your castle base, rise to become the lord who leads the battle against the forces of evil in this turn-based tactics and strategy game.
About the story
The war of crowns is raging. Knights, bandits, and a mysterious malevolent force are spreading desolation throughout the land. As the leader of your barony, lead the fight in this tactical and strategic turn-based game. Knights and bandits are wreaking havoc across the country. But an even more dangerous evil power is plotting sinister schemes in the shadows... As the head of your lordship, lead the fight against the forces of evil in this tactical and strategic turn-based game. From your castle, the seat of all your operations, recruit, equip, and train your soldiers to face the threats looming over the kingdom. Compose your squads based on the needs of each mission, then set out to find the source of the Evil and thwart the diabolical plot of the Order through bloody turn-based battles. Your sense of management and strategy will also be put to the test. Manage your resources wisely to make your domain prosper and plan the deployment of your squads by choosing which quests to pursue. Facing the abyss, there is only one solution: the Order must disappear, or the world will be lost.
Platforms
Switch PC PS5 Series X|SGenres
Role-playing (RPG) Strategy Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Action
Languages: English and 12 more
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Critic Reviews
RPG Fan
By Abraham KobylanskiBears can do a lot of cool things, but they can't carry a story without a cohesive narrative or make bland management more interesting.
GameMAG
ByCrown Wars: The Black Prince is a very tedious tactic that can only be recommended as an effective sleeping pill.
Multiplayer First
By Vitor BrazUltimately, the battles in Crown Wars: The Black Prince end up being extremely long, somewhat dull, and worrisome due to some of the issues described above. It’s not necessarily a bad game and the gameplay loop can be interesting if you stick to it, but it lacks polish and fine-tuning, resulting in a flawed offering that will quickly make fans of the genre start looking elsewhere for better alternatives.
SECTOR.sk
By Branislav Koh�tCrown Wars has a good core concept that combines castle management with combat missions from historical France. However, the gameplay itself is quite incomplete, it seems primitive, and instead of fine-tuning it, the developers unnecessarily focused on violent scenes.
Gameliner
By Claudia TjiaCrown Wars: The Black Prince features an intriguing medieval setting and turn-based tactical gameplay with significant potential. The various classes and unique abilities add depth, and the concept of a castle as a central hub is a logical choice with plenty of possibilities. Unfortunately, the experience is hindered by clunky graphics and animations, mediocre voice-overs, and an artificially high difficulty level. Balance issues and excessive use of timers make the game more tiring and frustrating than challenging and enjoyable. Overall, the game currently feels more like a mobile game port than a fully-fledged tactical RPG.
