Hundred Swords

Hundred Swords is a real-time strategy video game. There are 3 game modes: adventure mode, mission mode and network mode. The gameplay itself requires a basic understanding of tactics - the player will have to control several different types of units, including cavalry, infantry, archers and mages. Some missions are strategic in nature, forcing you to make do with a limited number of units. Other missions include a base building system where you can quickly build two types of refineries that produce two different resources, which you can use to build a barracks. You can also hire more generals, which in turn will be able to summon more troops.There are 4 countries in this game:

• Nalavale. A country that mainly relies on animals. Larf Nalavale is the prince of this country. His mother, Palmyra Nalavale (the queen), rules the country, but Larf is the future king.
• Gran. A sort of magical country. Most people there can control magic. The ruler of the country is Fals Lu Gran, but her power is not absolute.
• Maskar. Lenz Maskar is more of a leader than a ruler. The Maskars are planning to take over Nalavale by force.
• Ruplustorie. An egocentric country that believes only in the superiority of its race. Their country relies heavily on machines. Leader - Zern Cariostea. They crave absolute power.

In Hundred Swords, each troop type has its own advantages against another type, but this also means that they have their own disadvantages. For example, infantry has an advantage against cavalry. Wizards can easily destroy golems. However, archers are special. They successfully attack all other types of troops. And each country has its own specialized troops. This means that, for example, Nalavale's cavalry can defeat Ruplustoria's cavalry. Also, the terrain has its own advantages. For example, archers or wizards on a cliff can attack downwards, allowing them to successfully fight in battle.