Warhammer - Dark Omen (PC)

This wakes up some memories. I used to play this for nights and nights while I was younger (not that I don't play it now, but it is not the same). You are Morgan Bernheart (or something like that - I can't quite remember) and you have your 4 regiments: Grudgebringer cavalry (heavy cavalry that wastes enemy regiments quite quickly), Grudgebringer infantry (swordsmen infantry), Grudgebringer crossbows (crossbow infantry) and Grudgebringer cannon (my favourite, fear causer, devastates enemy units in one blow - it is a little unprecise though, and destroys your units as fast as enemy ones ;)) You gain acces to some more units through the game, like Ogres, dwarven axeman, ...

Dark Omen is a real time Warhammer Fantasy style game (the same as the traditional table top battle game) where you have a set number of units (groups of troops) and your objective is to destroy the enemy (in this game the armies of the Undead) units on that particular map (a square of land with rivers and villages etc. on), as the game proceeds you are issued more units of different types of troops and you get gold from battle so you can afford to purchase more units of troops and upgrades for you current troops on you army: Foot Solider: A solider with a sword and shield or a pike, these come in varying skill levels Archer: A normal troop but ...

This is a real-time action strategy game set in the Games Workshop's fantasy world of Warhammer. The real-time aspect here should be emphasised because this may go some way to alienate die-hard Warhammer fans and their turn-based approach to strategy. The action here can be quite frantic and quick decisions often need to be made in order to have a successful campaign. You take control of Berhardt Grudgebringer's army against the forces of the undead. Various scenarios are carried out throughout the campaign as you fight skeletons, orcs etc to vanquish the forces of evil. Battle is carried out on beautifully drawn landscapes with a suitably solemn and ...