- Publisher: Strategy First
- Release Date: Nov 25, 2003
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 17 Ratings
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Positive: 13 out of 17
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Mixed: 2 out of 17
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Negative: 2 out of 17
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IgotitJul 7, 20071Do not buy this game, if you find a way to return it after being bought online let me know.
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MikeG.Jan 27, 20046While the games is alike Heroes series, it lacks some useful options Heroes did. It will take AGES here upgrading your heroes and units, before they'd become powerful enough to beat enemies. And alomst no chances to caputer capital city guarded by "super-hero". Just expected more of this title:-(
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JonV.Mar 9, 20046
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AlexandreC.Oct 28, 20069Very good game, addictive. On a things to be improved, the graphics should be scalable on non 4:3 ratio screens and the interface text is very small on high resolution. Apart from that, the game is really really good! Love it.
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AnthonyB.Dec 21, 200310The Elves are a kick ass races to be. With increditable abilities.
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85Whenever you add a new race into an already established game, the question of game balance becomes an important issue. Rise of the Elves does an excellent job in this regard, as the Elf retinue is not overly powerful nor are they fodder for the other four races.
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Perhaps the biggest plus is that these Elves aren't fey forest pansies like the usual Tolien-influenced woodland folk. They're as dark and pissed-off as everyone else in the Disciples world. [Mar 2004, p.71]
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88If you are a veteran of the D2 series, Rise of the Elves adds in a cool new army to play with and hours of gameplay for the new missions, and while theres nothing new or revolutionary that really seemed to go on, that can be a good thing.