The new features of this pack have made Lords of the Realm 2 better than ever. Also you will find newer castle designs and more events. This Siege pack has more than 20 new maps with editor. This game is different than other similar strategy game.
You have to grow the town, build your own people, cultivate for food, build castle, and create armies to conquer the enemies. This game has moderate graphics and sound quality. If you have already played the prequel then you will find the differences in this game. This extended siege pack is packed with new maps, new scenarios. Impressions Games developed the Lords of the Realm series and it is the second episode of the Realm series. Lords of the Realm II : Siege Pack was published in 1996 by Sierra Entertainment. If you love to play Age of Empire type games then this is a good game for you. And, yeah, I could take all day detailing all the new improvements, the others tweaks and little perks this version of the game adds but, in a phrase, what this game does is just push the experience forward with more of everything, which is why you should really play Lords of the Realm 2 with this expansion installed, at all times. But, as I said, this is a meat and potatoes expansion as well: there are 20 more maps, a new mode, for skirmishes, and also, something that had made the game to still have a dedicated community, a serious map editor. Nope, now you can expect flanking, support from archers and generally more collaborative play from the part of the enemy. However, the expansion also makes things harder for the player the game is a lot harder now that the AI doesn't just mindlessly send units your way. The AI has also gotten some much desired polish, making the playing of the vanilla game a bit of a silly thing to do without this expansion. Sure, this expansion puts its money where its mouth is: it adds more content, more maps however, it doesn't stop there, it also polishes the main game, with loads of mini improvements.
Expansion that makes the great medieval strategy even better
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