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About This Content The Under Games is a seven-level campaign tournament set across a variety of game modes. Choose from new Underlords with unique playstyles, then pit them against the rest in a knockout-style competition organised by the bloodthirsty Mendechaus (Richard Ridings). Can you win The Under Games and lead the charge into the War for the Overworld?Run the GauntletParticipate in a deadly tournament across a series of scenarios that call back to classic Dungeon Management gameplay! Levels are designed to be highly-replayable, and will test you against challenging AI and a variety of game modes.Choose Your UnderlordChoose from three new and unique Underlords: The bestial and explosive Shale, the stoic and steam-powered Volta, and the rotting reaper Lamash. Also play as gold-digger Kasita if you own Heart of Gold! Each Underlord has a unique personality and playstyle, driven by powerful traits and exclusive minions and Aspects.Tackle New Game ModesRace to capture and hold key positions in King of the Underhill, which will then blast your opponent’s Dungeon Core from distance. Or mount a multipronged attack against your opponent’s Core Shards, and watch as their dungeon crumbles.Master New Aspects and TerrainMany new Aspects expand your Veins of Evil, with new minions, defences, constructs, potions and spells! These include the lightning in a bottle Thunderling, the mystical Moongate teleporter, and the fire-breathing Infernal Urn! You’ll also encounter the bloodbath that is the Sanguine terrain theme, deadly Banshee-launching Nether Shrines, and much more besides!Tailor Your ChallengeCustomise your challenge to make The Under Games a cakewalk, a fire walk, or somewhere inbetween. With five difficulty levels and a multitude of AI personalities to battle, no playthrough will ever be the same. Will the AI push you to the brink?Remastered Main CampaignExperience the campaign as never before with new cutscenes, terrain themes, rebalanced levels, and improved tutorials.Enhanced Map EditorBuild maps for nearly any mode, including My Pet Dungeon, then package them together into custom campaigns. Use the new Script Editor to trigger complex events, and share it all on the Steam Workshop.New Underlord AIRebuilt from the foundations to challenge even the most scheming players, our new AI can use all the tools and tricks you’ve come to rely on. Can you rise to the challenge?Sanguine and Snowy Terrain ThemesNew terrain themes arrive in the enhanced Map Editor, which recast levels in either blood red or ice white.Sacrifice RitualCalling back to the origins of the Dungeon Management genre, you can now drop different combinations of minions onto your altar; if the dark god is feeling generous, you might get something exciting in return.Polished to a ShineYou’ll find countless new animations, gameplay improvements, balance adjustments, significant performance optimisations, and other changes and fixes - as you’ve come to expect from us in our quest to create the ultimate Dungeon Management experience. b4d347fde0 Title: War for the Overworld - The Under Games ExpansionGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Brightrock GamesPublisher:Brightrock GamesFranchise:War for the OverworldRelease Date: 20 Apr, 2018 War For The Overworld - The Under Games Expansion Download For Pc [portable Edition] war for the overworld – the under games expansion Let me preface this by saying that I generally don't play MP or Underlord vs Underlord, I prefer scenarios against Empire and MPD. But, believe it or not, I actually enjoyed this DLC a lot. Here are my reasons:- First, it has a difficulty setting, so you can play through this DLC on _your_ terms, as relaxed or hardcore as you want. I mean it - you really have to try to lose on easiest difficulty, while Master AI WILL wipe the floors using your face as a rag.- Second, the new Core Shards\/King of the Underhill modes are pretty fun - former is basically the usual skirmish, but each player has more than one Core (shard). In other words, those shards are basically Underlord's version of Empire's Inhibitors. Latter has Underhills - special shrines that, when captured, blast opponents' Cores, so the battles are mainly around them, and invasions onto enemy territory are unnecessary - just secure the land around the Underhill and repel attackers.- Third, the campaign has a lot of replay value, since you have 3 (or 4 if you have HoG) Underlords to play as, each with different perks and playstyles, with different rivals to beat.- Fourth, it showcases a lot of freshly introduced mechanics and aspects, with the 2 most prominent being Moongates and Nether Shrines. Moongates are basically teleport pads - you have 2 of those, your minions zip between them. You can either build it as a Construct, or claim a Moongate Shrine. Nether Shrine, once claimed, starts spawning Banshees - special minions that behave like MOBA creeps, automatically going in the direction of nearest enemy Core (\/shard) and exploding there. ...now that I'm thinking about it, I bet there soon will be dozens of MOBA-like maps in the Workshop that use these shrines and Shards... Think I'll try making one myself! =D- Fifth, more brilliant narration by RR, that's a given.- Sixth, new Underlords with interesting personalities and themes you can unlock. Also, some more interaction with the Underlords we already know and love (to hate, of course!)So there. If you think any of the above is worth your money, then give it a shot. And if you're into MP\/UvU thing, then you obviously already have it, and are reading reviews out of curiosity. Hello, by the way! =D PS. Yet, the best thing that comes out of this DLC is a giant DK2 reference in the form of some of your rivals' names. Sadly you don't get to play against them, you only get to see their pawns on the map (and eventually to flick those pawns around!). It's really good. And challenging.. EDITED, please read entire review.I love the idea of having uniquely themed Underlords...but the Underlord games are not quite the way I would have liked to see it implemented.The first level really set the tone for me. It was pure chaos. The banshees explode wiping out swathes of your units (especially if you play Shale), and inevitably all the banshees head in your direction. And look, I'm all about a challenge if it is fun...but managing your minions + keeping not 1 Dungeon Heart safe, but 2 Dungeon Shards that are rather far from each other + dealing with banshees (and their spawning towers), felt like more of chore than anything else.The theme of the missions isn't really what I want from the game. I know WftO isn't super story heavy, but some semblance beyond "compete against each other in strange ways to determine who gets to fight the real 'bad' guys" would have been nice.I imagine a lot of people will enjoy this expansion, but unfortunately, it was a miss for me.EDIT: Dev hotfixed an issue with the Banshees that was causing a big portion of the chaos on the 1st level. Played the regular campaign (which also received some tweaking in this expansion)...the changes there were certainly in a direction I enjoyed (the Draven\/Kasita\/Korvek level is soooooo much better now - and it was already a favorite).Three reasons I WOULD recommend this game:1. If you like alternate game modes (King of the [under]Hill, etc). Definitely give it a shot.-Personally not a fan of them.2. The revamped original campaign and some other minor additions\/tweaks here and there are fantastic. -My only complaint: I wish the new campaign fell in line with this.3. The Dev is great. WftO as a franchise is great.Would pay $9.99 again to increase chances of WftO2 happening.. I Love You!. I am sorry i pains to say it but this is the worst content DLC they made for WFTO.But first of all what is this DLC. The new campain is like a Tournament, you pick a specified underlord eg. Kasita and then go through elemination Rounds against other AI Underlords fighting for specific win conditions like Checkpoint Hold, destroy Nodes or simply smash Dungeon Core. Maps are very symetric so every Keeper basicly has the same conditions. Its basicly like a skirmish map against AI with the difference that you have a voice introduction at the start.So heres my oppinion+ Its WFTO it still the best DK game !+ New shrines, new themes many small things+ they polished the base game even further+ On higher difficulties actually pretty toughAnd now the negative part- Thats it ?- No campain no conclusion to any other campain or no new one.- The tournament is basicly a skirmish match with nice introduction- Sloppy classified underlords. You basicly got stripped by 30% of you arsenal. eg. Underlord A cant tame beasts , Kasita gets passive money, etc. The idea is good but executed sloppy because there is absolutely NO progression, every mission is the SAMEAll in all if you played the Base game, get Heart of Gold cause its amazing , get Pet-Dungeon because its funny, but keep your fingers away from this DLC because its absolute dissapointment. I am absolutely aware that you cant squeeze endless content from a DK style game but i dont think that people woudl have a problem if some missions gets repetitive, look Dungeons 3, every mission is the same but its still fun and WFTO managed to get amazing missions before.However if they make WFTO 2 anytime i am first which pays :P