Warrior Knights
Warrior Knights review
Warrior Knights is a game that I've been looking forward to playing for a while now. The concept of vying for control of a kingdom with cunning strategy and diplomacy really appealed to me. I was excited to see how the clever mechanics of the game would play out in practice.
I was impressed by the game's components. The miniatures are well-detailed and the cards are beautiful. However, I was a bit disappointed to hear from some reviewers that there have been quality control issues with the miniatures, with some being melted or droopy. This is definitely something to be aware of if you're considering purchasing the game.
The game itself is certainly complex and strategic, as many reviewers have noted. The mechanics of choosing tasks and having them performed in a random order, along with the four special phases that trigger at unpredictable times, creates a tense and engaging experience. However, some reviewers found the game to be too short, with a somewhat abrupt ending. I can see how this might be a drawback for some players, particularly those who enjoy longer, more epic games.
Overall, I'm still interested in trying Warrior Knights for myself. The game seems to offer a unique and exciting gaming experience. But based on the reviews, I'll be sure to check the miniatures carefully for any defects when I receive the game. I'll also be curious to see if the Crown and Glory expansion does indeed address the issue of the game's short length, as some reviewers have suggested.