Three Kingdoms : Alias

I find the gameplay excellent; having really enjoyed *Three Kingdoms: The Last Warlord*, I actually prefer this title. However, there are a few areas that could be improved: 1. The character recruitment system should be fleshed out, adding more depth to interactions and negotiations. 2. Character visuals should be made more dynamic, and stats adjusted to better reflect each character's historical role. The game is already on the right track; I hope you continue to develop it, and perhaps one day it will surpass *RTK*. The reason I rate the game 8/10 is that it features incredibly easy-to-understand instructions, and it supports Vietnamese—very few games do that. Respect!

A mix between the old SNES romance games and like a low graphics total war. Has some cool features but I dislike the randomness of your start area, I much prefer selecting my area like the old SNES games. It's fine I suppose but it just leads me to re-rolling hoping to get a province I like. Would love to see custom characters, it's a thing the total war games never did to a full extent despite everyone wanting it. The tutorial is great and there is constant reminders of the things you should be doing in a pop-up window. The game seems to put great importance of knowing who your subordinates are and there are several layers of interviews to unlock not only there stats but their true identity... this is fine but it goes so far as to use this to assign difficulty levels based on how hard it is or isn't to know the people who work for you. I guess subterfuge was a big thing back then but it seems to be made more important than any other three kingdoms game. Hope there is some mystical aspects as I go deeper into the game and some customization (weapons, etc.). If a few things get worked on in those areas I'd say this is a solid buy for ~10 bucks.

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