It's not very often I just grab a game off the shelf without researching it first but the concept and description on the back of the box caught my attention with N3. You get thrown right into the action without much description of what is going on. After your first battle the story line is revealed to you and it is very straight to the point. If you like action without in-depth cinematics or story line then you won't mind the games focus on moving along between battles as fast as possible. The game fell flat for me when I realized that I had the ability to command my flanks on the battlefield but there was not much I could do with them. I think I would be singing a totally different tune if I had been able to command more units and have more control of the master strategy plan for each battle. The heroes that fight along side of you don't seem to use any strategy with their flanks and just run them straight into a massacre. Noobs. I will give the game credit on making each battle feel real and over whelming. Sometimes the frame rate is compromised due to the fact that there is just so many baddies on the field swarming you. I'm not sure who I could recommend this game to so I will just say if any of the issues I mentioned don't bother you at all then you should definitely try it out. You may love it.
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