Rise of Kingdoms: Lost Crusade is an SLG game, developed by Legou Company in Chengdu, China. The gameplay of the game is mainly based on the battle of Mengmeng, calling other players to ally together. The gorgeous game scene makes players' eyes shine, and the game screen is even more shocking. There are tasks from various countries in it, which makes you more enjoyable.

First of all, this game has its game characteristics. In the game, you can gather other players to expand the territory and conquer the city. The battle route is decided by the player, and the player can beat the enemy to the bottom with the help of allies. There are also many commanders in the game, including Cao Cao, Joan of Arc, and Caesar. They are all based on historical restoration tasks, and even the modeling and dubbing are very similar. In the world map, you can see a verse nearby and move on. Each player can have a different city layout, and each city has a different architectural style as if this is the player's city.

The part of manipulating the new map makes the player's eyes shine. This game has carried out a drastic reform of the big map, and there are many bright settings in it. For example, this game enables players to manually operate troops and find their way on a large map, so that they do not need to return to the city after the expedition, which greatly increases the player's strategic choices, and the player's troops can finally be manipulated like living people. The setting of multi-troop flanking increases the importance of the battlefield location, and also increases the strategic choice of the game. Players can build alliance plots connected to alliance fortresses, and at the same time achieve competition for higher-yielding resource fields through alliance plots. This design sets a common goal for players, guides players to form a group, and enriches the gameplay of GVG. The map is gradually opened through scouts, and it feels very good to explore unknown territories. At the same time, it takes very little time to explore each time, and it also plays a role in pulling online and online. And on the big map, players will find barbarian tribes, villages, and mysterious caves, and can get rewards from technology or troops. Random events bring a sense of surprise in the early stage.

Also, some of the details are well done and deserve compliments. First of all, the free hero treasure chest can be obtained quickly by increasing the level of the tavern. This sense of growth is very obvious, which is rarely provided by other similar games. In the game, the main base will be upgraded every few levels combined with the progress of the times, and most of the building models will be replaced, giving players a deep sense of substitution. The map in the game also supports infinite zoom, players can use it at any time, making the player's game experience very coherent. In addition, NPCs will move on the big map, and players have a strong sense of substitution. There are still a lot of details like this, and it can be seen that the R&D team is very serious.

However, I think the disappearing mechanism of resources does not play its due role, which is the shortcoming of this game. There are a few remaining resources to collect on the map. Players are reluctant to collect resources for fear of trouble, and they also occupy a lot of places for new resources to be born. The experience is very poor. At the same time, there is no strength verification of resources, so that low-level players can also mine high-level resources, which has a crowding-out effect on high-level players. High-level players are also forced to increase the operating frequency, and the mining speed is determined by the players themselves, so high-level players can only play low-level players. Reduce your mining speed and experience poor. The construction progress bar will display the construction time, construction target name, and quantity in turn, so it is not convenient to check the time all the time. There is no prompt to purchase when there are insufficient props on the building page. You need to click the prop icon to prompt the purchase in a pop-up window, which is not easy to guide players to purchase. The commander upgrade page does not provide multiple-use items, and the click experience of hundreds of items is poor. On the dispatch queue page, there are locks under the two queues, but the unlock conditions are not displayed, which is inconvenient for characters to obtain too much text on the page, which reduces the expressiveness of the screen.

In general, the game "Rise of Kingdoms: Lost Crusade" is quite innovative in terms of a large map, exploration, operation, etc., and the quality of the art style is also very high. For some details and UI polishing, there are reasons to believe that the developers will gradually optimize the solution after the launch, and I also hope that this game can bring innovation to the SLG category and get rid of the stereotyped COKlike.