Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood
Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood combines the elements of Stealth, Real-time Tactics, and Isometric video game created by Spellbound Entertainment and published by Strategy First. The game offers the similar gameplay like Commandos and Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive. There are over five characters to controls such as Friar Tuck, Will Stutely, Little John, Maid Marian, and Merry men and the story of the game based on the protagonist named Robin Hood. The game takes place in the historic-themed in fictional England where the brutal antagonist named Sheriff of Nottingham and his companion threatened the city and spread devastation. The ultimate task of the protagonist is to navigate the environment, collect resources, and assist his people. The game uses isometric view and the protagonist must avoid slaughtering foes as much as possible, or he won’t be able to create as many new Merry Men. There are a set of levels and the player must complete each one, complete the objectives, collect enough points to unlock others, and fend off foes against destroying his city. With superb story, addictive gameplay, and the best mechanics, Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood is the best game to play and enjoy.
#1 Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command
Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command is a Single-player, and Multiplayer Turn-based Tactics video game takes place in the Warhammer 4K Universe developed by RedLynx and published by THQ. It introduces 3 space marine chapters pitted against 3 legions of chaos fighting on the Ruhr III’s planet. The game comes with units from the tabletop wargame. In Single-player campaign, the game follows the ultramarines of Imperium more than fifteen challenging missions as they stop an incursion by the Legions of Chaos Marines. The multiplayer mode of the game supports up to eight-player on the local network. The game mainly revolves around the turn-based system, and it takes place in the 3D environment. There are more than twenty weapons which the player uses against enemies to earn Hit Points after killing them. There are many levels, and the player can explore the environment from an isometric perspective and move his units in the turn-based system to attack enemies. Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command includes core features such as Heavy Weapons, Turn-based Combat, Isometric Gameplay, and more. Check it out, and you’ll love it.