Age of Fear: Chaos Lord
Age of Fear 2: The Chaos Lord is an indie turn-based strategy with strong fantasy RPG elements.
The game features a huge variety of units, a novel hex-free battle system, morale, and flexible multiplayer. Play as a manipulative succubuss or a brutal orc warchief in two story driven campaigns!
CONTACT/STATEMENT
We are small team of independent developers. We have spent a huge amount of time on developing our product and we want it to be the best for our customers. We read our forum and your emails and we simply love our work.
Our products ship with just a simple serial key check. It's delivered to you by email and all you need is to copy and paste it once. That's it! No online check, no hardware protection and no need to keep a disk in the drive.
If you ever decide to change operating system (we suggest Ubuntu!), your serial key is interchangeable and we will be happy to provide an alternative installer.
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PRESS
Age of Fear 2: The Chaos Lord (...) deliberately and unapologetically invokes the spirit of early 90s strategy games, before real-time strategy became the fashion and reflexes became more important than tactics. I reviewed the PC version, but it's available for Linux and Mac as well. Age of Fear 2: The Chaos Lord is a decent entry in a very underserved genre. It's not perfect, but it is fun, playable, and challenging, and it shows every sign of rapidly improving itself.Ian Harac, PCWorld (link)
Age of Fear succeeds because of its combat: using units to protect fragile allies, incorporating hex-based mechanics without the geometric restriction. The result is some satisfying strategy, choosing which units to move and carefully keeping your army intact and away from open avenues for the enemy. (...) Speaking of the AI, I found it to be quite competent: it takes advantage of openings to attack frail units, retreats vulnerable ranged units, and uses special skills intelligently. (...) Age of Fear delivers some nice strategic gaming recommended for fans of turn-based fantasy titles!
James Allen, Out of Eight (link)



