There are only a handful of castles to build, which barely gives an advantage to the defender with the exception of the last castle, which has a moat that is incredibly effective. Defense is basically corner camping, and offense is bum rushing the opposing army. There is very little true tactics needed here. When two opposing armies meet, the game switches to the real time tactical map. There are a few more strategic elements that are likewise very well implemented that are somewhat complex without being ponderous. Furthermore, armies are recruited from the peasant population, which can severely limit your territory's production capacity or ability to raise another army. So you must balance growing food, smithing weapons, building castles, or gathering resources with which to build castles and smith weapons. Managing territories is unique in that every peasant is assigned a task. It is split into a turn-based strategic map and a tactical battle map. It was worth it, providing many many hours of play time. Includes the Windows CD ROM and the floppy disk version of Lords of the Realm.This was the first game i purchased with my own money.Because in the end, you're either King, or you're dead. Prepare to fight your way to the throne in the battle of your life. As one of five nobles you manage crops, build weapons, construct a castle and raise an army to conquer neighbouring realms before they conquer you. Lords of The Realm propels you into the epic conflicts and intrepid life of thirteenth century England. Design your own castles and build them using actual historical blueprints.Then lay siege to your neighbors' castles and fight out land battles in tactical details.
Assign them to farming, herding, building, military and other tasks. Reap the benefits of successful feudal governing, castle building, castle sieging and land battles to conquer your rivals and claim the kingdom. You and 5 lords are locked in a struggle for the crown.
The English throne lies empty in 1262 A.D.
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