Siegecraft Commander

Blowfish Studios / Jan 16, 2017 / Action, Strategy

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Create the ultimate fortress and wreak havoc, raining destruction on your enemies with catapult-flinging fun!

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What's new

Siegecraft Commander v1.2.4241 Changelog

2017-03-16

This update contains a bunch of improvements for the VR version. VR Features • You can now tilt and rotate the board by turning wheels on the edge • The board position will also save between levels, so you can set it up just right and it will persist through the campaign • Board position and orientation can be reset easily through the pause menu • Added additional control schemes for shooting in VR which can be changed through the controller options menu

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What players say

Mixed

60% positive, 35 reviews

Not recommended5 hrs played

Full controller support, does not say more or less that a controller is required. I went to look at the controls and there is no mouse and keyboard controls listed, so I have no idea how to turn the map or anything with mouse and keyboard. It doesn't seem you can delete a tower after you place it either. Maybe I am wrong about these things? No idea, can't find help about this anywhere. Awful voice acting, it just...

33 found this helpful, 2017-09-10

Recommended10 hrs played

Siegecraft Commander is an interesting take on the RTS form, where instead of constructing buildings to spawn units which you would then micro, you are managing a variety of structures. First is your Keep, which is your home - losing it means a loss. From here you can spawn a variety of buildings, such as Outposts, a sort of cannon-fodder structure used to rapidly expand your base, Garrisons, which can spawn...

40 found this helpful, 2017-01-17

Not recommended7 hrs played

Two campaigns provide the single-player content: exhausting missions with numerous enemies in opposite directions that spread forces too thin. Multiplayer on five maps is available in either turn-based or real-time modes, but no skirmish matches against the AI (it appears the AI doesn’t actually know how to play the game, as the campaign missions rely solely on pre-scripted structures). Gameplay is unique, as...

58 found this helpful, 2017-01-17