Hispania

Hispania - Historical strategy with board game roots I took a closer look at Hispania by Avalon Digital, a digital strategy game that retells the history of the Iberian peninsula over two millennia. Sounds exciting at first, especially for fans of historical games. The question was: does the board game implementation work as a video game? Lots of history, lots of scenarios The game starts with the Carthaginian invasion in 240 BC and covers several major eras. You can choose from four scenarios: Rex Hispaniae: The complete campaign, so you take everything from the Romans to the Reconquista. Furor Barbarorum: Germanic tribes invade and turn everything upside down in the 6th century. Al-Andalus: The Muslim expansion in the 8th century - can you keep the Iberian peninsula under control as a player? Reconquista: Christian kingdoms try to reconquer the country from the 12th century onwards. These different eras bring a lot of variety, and there are some "what if?" scenarios that could be exciting, especially for history buffs. Game mechanics - board game feeling with digital advantages Since the game is based on a board game, the rules are quite structured. There is the so-call…

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A good newborn of the Invasions series, definitely worth a try

continues invasion series!!! liked more than invasion uk longer greater. i liked both invasion games but this is better avolon hill alwas makes good games

A fine similar game to Britannia. And now that all bugs seem to be fixed (everything was ok on my last run), it's really enjoyable. So if you want to know how spain has been a messy playground for lots of people during centuries, go for it !!