SimulationFit check
Is Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want to direct army movements instead of controlling individual warriors
- Strategy fans who enjoy growing and customizing troops through successive battles
- Players who want to compare battlefield scores with Steam friends and other players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control over allied forces may find the independent allied behavior restrictive.
- Players looking for a broad roster of troop classes may find the available elite types limited to four.
- Players who prefer story-focused progression over battle scores, army upgrades, and territory recovery may not find the structure suitable.
Our take on Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress
The game gives up direct control of allied forces in exchange for a larger battlefield view. Orsas soldiers make their own combat decisions, so the Empress must account for their actions rather than command every unit.
What is Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress?
Play as the Empress while fighting to reclaim the Avaris Empire from an evil warlord with help from the King of Orsas and his soldiers.
Direct troops by surrounding enemy forces or concentrating attacks in one area. Army size increases as territory is recovered, reaching up to 36,000 warriors on the battlefield at once. Configure four elite troop types: Warriors, Ninjas, Mages, and Mummies, with differences in speed, ranged attacks, movement, attack, and defense. Victories provide loot, gold, and experience for improving troops and obtaining weapons or magical rings. Battle scores reflect outcomes, combat style, and other achievements, with Steam rankings for comparisons with friends and players worldwide.
How Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress plays
- 01Large Battlefields
- A single fight can include as many as 36,000 individual warriors at the same time.
- 02Four Troop Types
- Ninjas use speed and shuriken, Mages attack from a distance, and Mummies trade movement speed for attack and defense.
- 03Army Direction
- The Empress can encircle opposing forces or focus her troops on the main clash.
- 04Army Upgrades
- Battle rewards include gold and experience for improving troops and obtaining weapons or magical rings.
- 05Steam Rankings
- Scores include battle results, fighting style, and other battlefield achievements.
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Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress: platforms & release
Is Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want to direct army movements instead of controlling individual warriors. Skip it if: players seeking direct control over allied forces may find the independent allied behavior restrictive.
Where can I download Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Avaris 2: The Return of the Empress on?
Windows only.
