Jump to 57:30 to see some actual gameplay in action specifically around how terrain an careful preparation can lead to vastly different outcomes, even within the same amount of turns. There’s going to be lots of strategic decision making about how your army evolves over time units can change role & class as they get updated.

They bill Invasion as being a ‘reimagining’ of the original game the core turn-based gameplay will remain, but there’s quite a few things such as the narrative and the wider campaign context of the game that have been updated and improved to reflect how turn-based games have evolved. The Managing Director, Jan Wagner, who introduces the game during the stream, has previously worked for Cliffhanger Productions, who developed the recently released Jagged Alliance: Rage! Slitherine seem to have gotten the rights to bring back this classic with a modern sequel Fantasy General II: Invasion, developed by Owned by Gravity, a studio we’ve never encountered before. It was novel, but a bit flawed like most of the General games. Officially No.6 in our ranked guide to the 5-Star General series, Fantasy General was released in 1995 and was basically what would happen if you crossed Panzer General with Dungeons & Dragons. Not the first, but probably the biggest announcement of the night was the news that Slitherine are bringing back Fantasy General.

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