Megapolis 1. Your review for Majesty: Gold Edition. Your review for Majesty: Gold Edition Thank you for rating! Leave a review. This is embarrassing Try this instead. Release Dates. Post Comment Plot The player is taken to a magical world filled with castles, dragons, knights, skeletons and other creatures known from fantasy stories.
Although it offered excellent graphics and gameplay, the greatest satisfaction came from the manipulation element. It was the knowing, or rather hoping, that would-be heroes in your dungeon would react to the obstacles you had deliberately set up for them that provided the sort of fun Cyberlore Studios is hoping to recreate with Majesty. Proclaiming itself as a 'fantasy kingdom sim', the game instates you as monarch of a small society, in which the decisions you make affect your subjects and realm.
It's up to you to build the sort of city that will entice the greatest heroes of the land, who each possess individual character traits. There will be 18 different hero classes, including Warriors, Rangers and Wizards, and all of these will be able to gain experience from relevant acts.
Once they've arrived, it's up to you to provide the resources and the entertainment to keep them there. Guilds, shops, libraries, taverns and markets will have to be put in place, to stop the visitors from getting disillusioned and wandering off to ply their trade in another town. Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim, a really nice strategy game sold in for Windows, is available and ready to be played again! Also available on Mac, time to play a managerial, fantasy, real-time and rpg elements video game title.
Screenshots from MobyGames. CDZ -1 point Mac version. Jake 1 point Mac version. Have the 'Gold' version for PC, lots of fun, despite the fact that you really don't do much. Similar to many other RTS games except you neither hire nor control your troops! Guards provide defense against monsters.
Caravans travel from trading posts to the marketplace, where they deliver gold based on the distance they traveled. Each scenario or quest has a unique map.
Even if the player chooses the same quest twice, it will have a map that, while retaining the general terrain of the region, is significantly different. The map is initially shrouded in blackness, but all activity in explored areas can be viewed no matter how far away from a building or character it is, with no fog of war. In certain quest scenarios, the player also has the ability to interact with other kingdoms.
This mainly includes the use of a kingdom's services by the heroes of a foreign faction, although in many cases, the player may choose to attack the foreign faction or will be automatically hostile toward them. In other, rarer instances, heroes may switch sides between kingdoms in the event that their guild has been destroyed and their native kingdom can no longer offer them hospitality. Base-building is comparable to other real-time strategy games of the period, but units are autonomous—a feature usually associated with construction and management simulation games—and possess attributes borrowed from role-playing video games.
The Sovereign's actions are limited to constructing and enhancing buildings, using building abilities and spells, hiring heroes, and offering rewards. The basic building is the palace, and its loss means the loss of the game. Guilds and temples can be used to summon and house heroes typically four per building , almost all other ones offer equipment or services inns, royal gardens, etc. Some guilds and temples may not co-exist, and some buildings require the presence of certain buildings before they are available for construction.
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