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Age of Wonders 2: Shadow Magic

Age of Wonders 2: Shadow Magic
Developer: Triumph Studios
Publisher: Take 2
Designer: Lennart Sas
Release date: 2003
Genre: Turn-based Strategy
Game modes: Single player, Multiplayer
ESRB rating: Teen
Platform: Windows
Media: CD
System requirements: Pentium II 300 CPU, 64MB RAM, 500MB hard disk, 4MB DirectX compatible graphic card, 8x CD-ROM drive
Input: Keyboard, mouse

Age of Wonders 2: Shadow Magic or AOW2:SM is a turn-based, strategy PC-game in a fantasy setting.

It's the third incarnation of the Age of Wonders series and a direct sequel to Age of Wonders 2: The Wizard's Throne. All of the three games are developed by Triumph Studios , a Dutch game developer.

Probably planned as an expansion pack for Age of Wonders 2: The Wizard's Throne, Age of Wonders 2: Shadow Magic was published as an stand-alone game.

Designed for singleplayer as well as for multiplayer, it featured beautiful graphics, an optional hex-grid and sophisticated rules for tactical combat. In many ways, it managed to capture the feeling of Master of Magic while bringing enough own ideas to make it a different game. Its graphics are also reminiscent of the feel of the Lord of the Rings film trilogy.

While the graphic engine is the same as in Age of Wonders 2: The Wizard's Throne, gameplay is improved and some important features are added. While every existing race in the game got at least one new recrutable unit and new buildings, 3 races are completely new. Much needed from the fans (and referred in the forums as Random map cult), the game now offers an "Create Random Scenario" - Option. Together with a city building that allow the forging of magic items for heroes, the game comes closer to the Master of Magic-feeling than any other game.


See also: List of computer and video games by name, HeavenGames

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