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This product includes Battles of Norghan PC. The top 3 reasons to play Battles of Norghan PC Imagine a football manager game with fantasy world creatures such as orcs, drakes and minotaurs and turn-based strategy battles. Recruit mercenaries from 22 different fantasy races and classes and manage dozens of fighters. Careful planning and management of your clan can ensure you never have an off season. About Battles of Norghan PC Battles of Norghan is a unique gladiatorial management and strategy game where you not only must recruit, train, and equip fantasy gladiators, but also control them on a tactical grid in turn-based combat as your team fights their way to the top division. This game has a lot of depth and replayability. Imagine a football manager game with fantasy world creatures such as orcs, drakes and minotaurs and turn-based strategy battles instead of football matches. Recruit mercenaries from 22 different fantasy races and classes and manage dozens of fighters as they battle in a variety of different terrains against easy to highly intelligent AI or other player-controlled clans. Train and hone each fighter’s skill through monthly training as well as directly in combat. Build secondary skills such as dodging, shield blocking and dual wielding as well as attributes such as strength, intelligence, hit points, and magic points. There are 200 items and 42 spells available to equip your gladiators, including armors, bows, weapons, magical staves, and more! As each combatant grows with your clan they will age as well and eventually retire. Careful planning and management of your clan can ensure you never have an off season. Read more What are the system requirements? Windows OS Windows XP or newer. Processor Intel Pentium III 500 MHz or better Memory 128 MB RAM Gra

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

27 Sept 2016 · Standard