Han Xiongnu Wars

Gloria Sinica: Han Xiongnu Wars is a historically rich and mechanically intricate strategy RPG that immerses players in the dynamic and tumultuous period of early Han dynasty China. Developed by ShangShi Studio and built on the Mount & Blade: Warband engine, the game offers a unique blend of real-time combat, sandbox empire-building, and immersive role-playing grounded in authentic historical detail. Rather than relying on fantasy tropes or streamlined gameplay systems, Gloria Sinica aims to reconstruct the geopolitical landscape of 2nd-century BCE East Asia, and in doing so, creates a complex and often unforgiving experience that rewards thoughtful engagement with both its mechanics and historical context. The game begins by allowing players to define their character’s origin and ambition, shaping the initial conditions of their journey across the sprawling frontier between the Han Empire and the nomadic Xiongnu confederacy. Whether starting as a lowly soldier, a mercenary, or a noble with a personal retinue, each background offers a distinct perspective and set of challenges. From there, the player enters a meticulously constructed world consisting of over two hundred cities and…

The developers actively made the game worse than Warband, overwriting good mechanics with bad ones. They also managed to make a lot of new bugs. Lastly, they decided not to enlist anyone who could speak English to do the translation, which makes investigating any story quite painful.

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If you like the single player experience of warband then you will most likely enjoy this as well. warband in an ancient chinese setting.

Great game, don't trust reviews, minor translation errors, old price was ridiculously high but now it's reasonable on sale. Lots of fun content, map might look empty but there's fog of war. Tons of missions in the story mode, but the beginning's kinda slow. Lot's of different factions, ofc not as fleshed out bc the game focuses on China and the Xiongnu (as name suggests). Siege mechanics are more fleshed out than native warband. 9/10 :)

Pretty much a Unofficial Chinese standalone DLC for Warband. polished and alot of new content. It's really cheap so no reason to be stingy and not buy, Looks better than the free chinese themed mods for warband.