The visuals are probably a bit too old-school for some but if you can get past this, then you'll have a good time here. There are some inventive units here, with some nice skills, while missions are enjoyable and challenging. Kingdom Men Rising Leader Kit includes a study book, book, DVD (with digital video access code), and leader’s helps.Session 1: Chosen for the Challenge 11:24Session 2: Dry Bones Dancing 11:36Session 3: Get Up 11:28Session 4: Get Going 12:00Session 5: Get Along 12:24Session 6: Setting the Stage 12:41Session 7: Furthering the Future 1. However, if you just want to have a good time, then this will certainly fit the bill. There's almost nothing new at all on offer here, with pretty much every element lifted from other similar games so if you want a new experience, look elsewhere. While Rising Kingdoms is far from original, it remains an enjoyable experience. There's a wide range of units on offer here, including heroes, each with their own unique skills and abilities, while there are also several minor races to unlock alongside the main one, including the Shades, Dragons, Elves and Trolls and which add more variety to proceedings.
What all this translates into is a fairly familiar fantasy RTS, where you take control of one of three factions and engage in a series of battles in order to take control of the world. An ancient order is on the rise, seeking to extend its power by overthrowing the lands of men, while the wilderness itself is also rising up in power and Shades have been seen across the world. The player finds themself in the land of Equiada, where something mysterious is afoot. It's not a classic but it's pretty enjoyable while it lasts.
If you've played the original Warcraft or are looking for a fantasy-themed take on Command & Conquer, then this little known game might just about fit the bill.
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