Warriors of the Nile
Stove Studio · 2020 · Strategy, Turn-Based Combat, Singleplayer, Roguelite, Turn-Based Tactics
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About Warriors of the Nile
Lead an elite squad of ancient Egyptian warriors through fast-paced tactical battles where you command a Sun Warrior tank, Dune Hunter archer, and Mystic Mage to defeat random bosses and powerful enemies. Roguelite mechanics let you experiment with different tablet-based builds and equipment combinations each run, while permanent citadel upgrades give you lasting progression between adventures.
Unlike most traditional strategy games, Warriors of the Nile provides a faster-paced combat experience. On top of that the roguelite mechanics allow players be able to try different builds each time.
- Ancient Egyptian theme and characters
- Fast-paced strategy
- Three unique units
- Use various tablets to build your elite team
- Random levels and powerful bosses
- Rewarding and changeful gameplay
◆Sun Warrior◆The fortress stands at the forefront, he protects his teammates with a big shield. If necessary, he can also become a killing machine.
◆Dune Hunter◆Use his arrows to give enemies deadly hits from the safest place.
◆Mystic Mage◆Did you see? Her explosive magic can destroy everything.
Tablet - After each victory, you can choose from one of the three random tablets to enhance units. Try different combinations to build your own elite squad.
Equipment - Weapons and accessories can also make your units more powerful. Equipments can be obtained in battle or purchased in the market.
Citadel building - Expand your citadel. Each building will bring a permanent bonus, providing advantages for your next adventure.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Off the beaten path, we have a game called Warriors of the Nile and Warriors of the Nile 2, both of which are essentially the same except that the second installment offers more content. At first glance, the game appears to resemble a chess game in terms of its gameplay, albeit with a battle system infused with Egyptian history. The game begins with a typical strategy game setup, where you move pieces and initiate attacks in a turn-based manner. However, the battles are relatively basic, with the option to upgrade units using tablets and other items. Notably, the game combines strategy with city-building elements, allowing players to construct a complex base with various buildings that can be used to upgrade units, recruit new characters, and unlock special abilities. The game's difficulty curve is well-balanced, neither too easy nor too complex, with boss battles that may require some grinding and unit upgrades to overcome. Fortunately, the game has no level cap, allowing players to continually improve their units and abilities. The graphics and sound effects are impressive, with an Egyptian-themed soundtrack that can be turned off if desired. The game's true strength lies in its …2 found this helpful
I love love love love this game. Very fun, with a lot of playstyles to choose from. Very addicting because it's a rogue-like and the runs are never the same. There's a lot of content to play, with challenges, characters to unlock, and difficulty levels to beat. And the art style is very pleasing. I love this game so much.1 found this helpful
Fun ride, came back for 100% too
The game is good but quite unbalanced
i like to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nuke everything whit the warrior and the catgirl is cute
I've gotten as far as I want to in this game. I'd say Warriors of the Nile is a very good game up till Hard 10. After that, however, the "Trial" settings are outright dumb and badly designed. You're forbidden from using all of the most fun characters, monsters scale needlessly high, and you really can't win most runs unless you get lucky. Hopefully the sequel ironed out these flaws and introduced some more interesting "endgame" content instead of simply taking away the player's toys and making the game needlessly restrictive.
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