NationWar:Annals

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Wouldn't recommend

[h1]Before I played NationWar:Annals, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

It would be better if i knew chinese...

NationWar: Annals, developed and published by Yiming, is a deeply ambitious grand strategy and real-time tactics hybrid set during China’s Warring States period, a time when the lands were fractured among rival kingdoms vying for supremacy. It presents an intricate blend of state management, diplomacy, philosophy, and warfare, giving players an opportunity to command their chosen nation across a sprawling and dynamic political landscape. The game’s central goal is to unify the known world under your rule, but how you achieve that—through military conquest, careful alliances, or ideological domination—is entirely up to you. It’s a simulation that rewards patience, strategic foresight, and a willingness to learn the intricate systems that govern its world. For those who enjoy layered strategy experiences and historical authenticity, NationWar: Annals offers a fascinating, albeit sometimes unwieldy, sandbox of ancient statecraft. The first impression the game gives is one of scale and complexity. The map is massive, divided into numerous states, each with distinct cultures, relationships, and resources. Players begin by selecting a faction—ranging from major kingdoms like Qin, Chu, a…

Junk games are not recommended. It's impossible to develop the game economy. You can only lose money all the time. As long as you fight, the economy will lose hundreds of dollars immediately. After the war, the economy will not recover. If you want to build a core, you will find that there is no economy at all. If you want trade, you will find that you don't have a caravan