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World Of Conquerors Origins Releases
San Francisco, CA, March 10, in the year of our Lord 2020: Indie game developer Darkness Development is proud to announce the official release of “Origins”, the continuation to the popular World Of Conquerors series, offering more depth, enhanced visuals and a great number of cool new features and enhancements. World Of Conquerors: Origins is an exciting online MMO, in which you are challenged to grow your empire to dominate the world either through diplomacy or by brute force and destruction!
World Of Conquerors: Origins offers you to play as men, elves or orcs to construct cities, manage resources, train soldiers in battle for power and supremacy in a persistent world of player-controlled empires. Each race has a distinct style and tailored units. Players may build up to 10 cities on each map and by unlocking unique technologies your city stands a better chance of defense. Forming or joining an alliance is a key element to success. Through communications resources can be shared and you may call upon assistance should you need help. The real-time battles feature detailed unit-control, micro-managements and a comprehensive countering-system. Train general, get rewards, plunder for resources and overtake cities of other players or AI-controlled lands.
KEY FEATURES
• 3 unique races to play.
• 36 playable units, including infantry, archers, and cavalry.
• Alliance system allowing sharing of resources and call for aid.
• Special-ability Generals.
• Global Market-, Mail- and Chat-system to all players.
• 20 famous cities for players to capture and fight over, including 4 state capitals and 16 regional capitals per game world.
• Exciting quest-system for great rewards including rare items.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.
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