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Battledom Alpha: Juego de estrategia inmersiva presentada

Autor : Daniel Actualizar : Jan 25,2025

El desarrollador de juegos independiente Sander Frenken ha presentado la fase de prueba alfa para su próximo título, Battledom. Este juego RTS-lite sirve como sucesor espiritual de su éxito de 2020, Herodom. Desarrollado durante aproximadamente dos años, Battledom representa un refinamiento de la visión original de Frenken para Herodom.

Battledom presenta mecánicas dinámicas de combate RTS. Los jugadores comandan unidades en el campo de batalla, apuntando a enemigos y desplegando armas de asedio manualmente. Las formaciones estratégicas mejoran el juego y añaden una capa de profundidad táctica.

Los jugadores acumulan monedas para reclutar unidades, inicialmente equipadas con armas básicas y sin armadura. La personalización es clave; Los jugadores equipan unidades con armas y armaduras diseñadas, lo que impacta estadísticas como el poder de ataque, el alcance, la precisión y la defensa.

Quarry with stones in buckets and an elevator lifting a bucket of stone La recopilación de recursos es esencial. Los jugadores recolectan materiales como madera, cuero y carbón dentro de su aldea para crear estas mejoras en varios talleres, incluidos los cuartos del herrero y del mago.

Frenken's Herodom, un juego de defensa de torres bien recibido (calificación de la App Store: 4,6), presenta más de 55 héroes coleccionables, 150 unidades y armas de asedio, y batallas de inspiración histórica. La progresión desbloquea nuevas opciones cosméticas y adiciones a las granjas.

Los usuarios de iOS pueden participar en la prueba alfa de Battledom a través de TestFlight. Para obtener actualizaciones y más detalles, siga a Sander Frenken en X (anteriormente Twitter) o Reddit, o explore sus otros títulos de la App Store.

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