Oriental Empires: Three Kingdoms
A standalone Three Kingdoms grand-strategy sim where battles resolve on the campaign map, not a separate tactical layer. Patience required, spectacle not included.
GamerScout Verdict
Worth it for patient 4X builders who want economy and edicts over battle micromanagement; skip if you want Total War.
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About Oriental Empires: Three Kingdoms
This one is for players who want a slow, systems-heavy Chinese empire builder and who genuinely do not miss controlled tactical battles. If you came looking for something in the Total War mold, walk away now, because Oriental Empires resolves combat automatically on the same hex-ish campaign map where you built the roads that fed the army. That design choice is the whole game. Your real levers are settlement growth, food logistics, edicts, culture and unrest, and the tech web you unlock over dozens of turns. Playing as a Tyrant, Warlord or Barbarian changes the shape of the opening more than most standalone spinoffs bother with. Where it disappoints is polish and pacing. The AI is competent at expansion and clumsy at defence, mid-game turns start blurring together once your economy stabilises, and the tutorial explains buttons rather than priorities, which is rough for a game this opaque. Workshop support and multiplayer (including co-op) extend the life if you have a friend willing to sit through turn timers. Roughly 30 hours in, it earns its keep as a quiet builder, not a spectacle.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- Intel Core i5-3230M @ 2.60GHz or equivalent AMD processor and above
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics
- 256 MB DX 9 Compliant videocard with pixel shader 3,0…
Recommended
- Processor
- Intel i5 3.2 GHz or equivalent AMD processor and above
- Memory
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics
- 512 MB DX 9 Compliant videocard with pixel shader 3,0…
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Game Info
- Developer
- Shining Pixel Studios
- Publisher
- Iceberg Interactive
- Release Date
- Aug 29, 2019
