Sign In or Open in Steam. Languages :. English and 3 more. View Steam Achievements Includes 33 Steam Achievements. Publisher: FireFly Studios. Share Embed. Add to Cart. View Community Hub. About This Game Enjoy the complete medieval experience in The Stronghold Collection, featuring five real-time strategy games. Features The ultimate medieval RTS package contains: Stronghold: The original castle sim that started it all Stronghold 2: The King, having fled after the defeat of his own armies, now attempts to rule his country from a secret location.
Powerful barons now jostle for what is fast becoming a disintegrating kingdom — it is up to you to stem the tides of their ambition and unite the land under the king again! Stronghold Crusader: Journey to distant Arabian lands renowned for brave warriors and fearsome weaponry as you lead a determined group of Crusaders. Now you have the chance to relive the historic Crusades in four campaigns as Richard the Lionheart and Saladin, the Sultan of Syria.
Stronghold Crusader Extreme: Extreme adds on 20 new missions, new buildings, and larger armies of 10, troops. Updated for Windows 7 and Vista compatibility. See all. Customer reviews. Overall Reviews:. Review Type. All 3, Positive 2, Negative All 3, Steam Purchasers 2, Other All Languages 3, Your Languages 1, Customize. Stronghold Crusader latest version: Stake your claim upon the Holy Land. Stronghold Crusader is a single-. Upload a Thing! Customize a Thing. Download All Files.
Select a Collection. Save to Collection. Tip Designer. Share this thing. These pyromaniacs shriek maniacally when you select them, making you question whether the least mentally stable soldiers should be wielding the only weapons also capable of damaging your own troops. That means no fighting over resources on the map, which makes games that bit less strategic.
Despite the teething awkwardness, I did get into a groove with this economic system, setting surplus resources to auto-sell once they hit a certain point while auto-buying those I lacked so that they always stayed at a minimum threshold. Oxen carry iron from mine to stockpile, farmers work the fields, and little people scurry between shacks and pagodas illuminated by ambery hanging lanterns, offering soundbites on the state of things when you click them so usually whining about taxes, in my case.
Managing and designing your fiefdom was always a strongpoint of the series, and Warlords upholds that tradition. There are five reasonably lengthy campaigns set across east Asia, each casting you as a real-life historical ruler of the respective region.
The faction leaders and their rivals are avatars more than characters, only rarely popping up in the corner of the screen to grimace and scowl at you. The campaign missions often restrict the units and buildings you can use, forcing you to really try and make the most of limited resources. These restrictions also give the impression that the factions somehow play differently from one another, but once you start playing skirmish mode—the meat and rice of the game—you find that each one is much the same: identical units and identical buildings except for the bright neon colour banding around them.
By leaving behind the safety of its castle walls, Stronghold has ventured out into a field where Age of Empires still reigns supreme.
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