Warlord: Britannia on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information

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Lead a Roman expeditionary force into the heart of Ancient Britain! Recruit, promote, and upgrade your legionaries while constructing a series of fortified marching camps. Use Roman tactics and strategies to conquer the entire island and become Warlord!

Warlord: Britannia is a open world, strategy and base-building game developed and published by Darkmatter Games.
Released on May 24th 2022 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 1,715 reviews of which 1,518 were positive and 197 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 16.79€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Warlord: Britannia into these genres:

Open World Strategy Base-Building Rome Indie Historical First-Person Action Adventure Sandbox Combat 3D Singleplayer Resource Management Atmospheric Stylized

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System requirements

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Windows

OS *: Windows Vista 64-bit
Processor: i5 Quad Core
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 1050 Ti
Storage: 5 GB available space
Additional Notes: Not tested on hardware under these specs. Quality settings can be lowered to increase performance.

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Jan. 2025

I've only played a small portion of this game but I would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat. With the game itself, it's great. Runs smooth, even on the highest settings on a laptop no less; interactive combat, as much as it can be in this time period; strategy; base building; it's simply exceptional how great this game is and how flexible it is with how simple it actually looks. I love history dearly, it's my intended major, so to see someone create such an in-depth game, with so much information, wanting to make many more games like this, and in their personal life still pursuing knowledge of the past, is absolutely amazing. I believe that pre-medieval setting games are criminally underrated and have loads of potential, so I hope that Warlord: Britannia, and all of the other games in the series, hope shed light on their respective stories.

Nov. 2024

This game is a must have for any history nerd. I bought this game with it on sale for 10.99, but it is worth the full 19.99. The trailers of the game don't show the full experience; I truly felt transported and immersed into the game as soon as I had finished the guidebook, and had to stop myself from playing for hours just to get some sleep the first time I played. Pros: 1. Immersive setting with historical realism, despite and perhaps because of the bare bones graphics. 2. Liberation/Conquest gameplay; if you've ever played any of the Arma Liberation mods you'll fall in love instantly. 3. Basic but extremely fluid and fun combat. 4. The game simply undersells itself; Warlord: Britannia doesn't claim to be the ultimate and beautiful Rome game, but behind the steam page's trailers and images is an amazing game that I know will keep me hooked for hours to come. 5. Probably more I haven't mentioned/haven't discovered yet. Cons: 1. Graphics could be better, but honestly they don't detract from the gameplay. GET. THIS. GAME.

Nov. 2024

This game is literally Mount and Blade: Banner lord in a simple and yet VERY fun little package. DO NOT let how the game looks fool you. It's very addicting raising your own little Roman Army and attacking settlements in first person. Here's some tid-bits if you're on the fence of getting this game. - The Menus are actually decent to navigate. It may look overwhelming, but it's not, you'll understand it as you play the game and how simple it's set up. (PS take the time to read the manual, it helps a lot) - You have no "time limit" in terms of conquering Britannia, only limiting factor is your money, food and supplies which villages give ample amounts. - Yes, your armies have formations at a push of a button and you cycle them. You can have an ordered slow marching Roman army or you can command everyone to just break fromation and attack. - your army is broken down in terms of squads. You don't have to worry how much archers you may want or legionnares you may want because you have a max cap of certain types of units which results in a typical Roman army of legionnares, arches, cavalry and seige weapons. -YOU don't build the base, your army builds the base for you. You just tell them what you want built, which trees to cut and bam, they do it. - Your army grows based on their promotion. There's no "leveling up" it's more "who served the longest" and "who got the most kills" and you see that. Which will make you attached to your individual units. It's fun knowing who served the longest or wo killed the most and promote them up to a centurion. and that's about it, Highly recommend, jump in and become a warlord. BIG shoutout to the dev who worked hard in making the game and updating it over the years. I can't wait for the next game which will be based in japan.

Aug. 2024

As an American, my dreams of invading the Brit*sh, has finally come to fruition. Also its a strangely good tool to teach you how exactly a roman legion is structured in terms of rank, and how they received 'promotions'. The UI is a bit jank, but its still a great game. Lots of risk/ reward fights take place, I think there is a rather good balance you the player, being able to aid in combat but not being the deciding factor. You have to make a worthwhile investment in your army, and that will decide a good portion of fights. Good game and worth the money.

June 2024

This is a straightforward and enjoyable game, I enjoyed upgrading and equipping units. Combat is fun and brutal. I like that the dev included a rank structure. I think the UI could have been improved a bit as this one is clunky at times. I was dying for some top-down when it came to base building since measuring and planning from the ground is annoying at times. I couldn't finish the game. Once I hit about 60% of the island conquered, I had a full legion and sizable home base. Frames suffered horribly. Units would stand motionless for a long time before finally following commands and everything grinded so slowly that it was unplayable. Hope the next Warlord game will be better optimized or just scaled back a bit. Looking forward to it!

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16.79€

8.4

1,518

197

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Developer

Darkmatter Games

Publisher

Darkmatter Games

Release 24 May 2022

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