There is an overarching story in Age of Wonders 4, following the struggles between two parties (good aligned Covenant and evil aligned Shad’Rai) that explores many different realms over the course of your journey. Both are fun and have unique traits which improve magic use in the case of the Wizard Kings or improve diplomacy via whispering stones for the Champion. The latter are the native people, heroes who have risen to the top to defend their realm as best they can, or profit from the chaos caused.
The former are invaders of the realm, hugely powerful wizards from a long-passed time now free to bend the world to their will. There are two types of champions you play as and are part of the overarching narrative of the game: Wizard Kings and Champions, both of which are classed as Godir. It has big shoes to fill as the quality of its predecessors is so high, but for the most part it does that very well.Īge of Wonders 4, by Triumph Studios, is set in a 4X high fantasy medieval universe with many of the hallmarks of the 4X genre present such as building up your cities and exploring the surrounding areas for loot and resources. I have had a great deal of fun from the series and lost a fair few days of my life to it, so I was hugely excited when Age of Wonders 4 was announced. A new 4X which is a sequel to a classic, how does Age of Wonders 4 stack up compared to its predecessors? The Finger Guns review:Įver since I was a kid, I’ve always loved the Age of Wonders series, particularly the first and the third one.
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