As it stands, Age of Darkness shows a lot of promise.
Survival Mode also has a ranking system similar to multiplayer. While there's currently only the singleplayer survival mode, the Age of Darkness Early Access roadmap lists an eventual multiplayer mode and story campaign, as well as new heroes, units, and buildings. It is only unlocked if the player either uses a cheat code. I enjoyed the challenge of striking out on excursions without screwing up my whole run. But it was clear before my first Death Night that those instincts were a death sentence. I'm the type of RTS player who naturally turtles up behind a barricade of photon cannons, slowly accumulating resources until I can release a glob of teched-up, high-end units to steamroll an enemy settlement without much micromanagement. I did take ad a rage of a couple epic hero purchases which has led to me handling the nights better. The rest just kind of wait their turn, patiently milling around while your archers pepper them with arrows.ĭespite being built around defense, Age of Darkness inspires a proactive style of play I found really refreshing. Ive just set myself to force closing the app for those. Maybe that's true, but that deadly fog™ (which is one of the best-looking parts of the game, actually) obscures most of those units, except ones that shuffle to the front to smack at your walls.
While they're a satisfying challenge to crack, the Death Nights are visually a little lackluster, even with the "SwarmTech" that claims to allow tens of thousands of AI units on-screen at once.
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