VG: "Just like with the games by which Real Warfare 2 is inspired, it has a great deal of replay value. You can choose to level your hero with different skills, try conquering towns and castle in different parts of the territory, and experiment with unit composition and progression. Real Warfare 2 is on the verge of being a truly good game, with a few unfinished elements and technical difficulties holding it back from the game it could be. At its semi-budget price of $34.99, I recommend it to anyone who has worn out their copy of Medieval 2: Total War or Mount & Blade."
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The game is awesome. complex and fun. this is my first RTS in a long time, and i'm glad i got it.
