StrategyFit check
Is Warlord: Britannia worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want to command troops while fighting from a first-person view
- Players drawn to campaigns about Roman expansion in ancient Britain
- Open-world strategy fans who want to build and relocate field camps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a detached, map-based command view rather than a first-person perspective
- Players looking for a compact battlefield or a campaign without settlement occupation and military conquest
- Players who want a cooperative multiplayer strategy game
Our take on Warlord: Britannia
Its first-person command perspective puts the player in the action, but gives up the distance of an entirely detached strategy view. Camp placement and relocation also make the campaign’s field operations central to play.
What is Warlord: Britannia?
Take command of a Roman legion sent to conquer an island in first-century Britain.
Recruit, promote, and upgrade legionaries, build fortified marching camps, and move them as the campaign advances. The first-person view places the commander alongside troops, with the option to fight directly during real-time battles. The open world covers more than 45 square kilometers across forested lowlands, farmland and hills in the Midlands, and desolate highlands. Trading convoys and warbands travel through the world, while local unrest can lead to uprisings and camp raids. Enemy responses grow more aggressive after repeated attacks. The campaign includes attacking settlements and strongholds, and managing where and how long to keep a camp.
How Warlord: Britannia plays
- 01Mobile marching camps
- Camps can be dismantled and moved, with guards assigned to patrol their perimeter at night.
- 02Changing local resistance
- Residents spread news of the legion’s actions, and unrest can bring raids or uprisings.
- 03Large legion command
- The force can include up to 15 Roman centuries and their officers.
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Warlord: Britannia: platforms & release
Is Warlord: Britannia worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want to command troops while fighting from a first-person view. Skip it if: players seeking a detached, map-based command view rather than a first-person perspective.
Where can I download Warlord: Britannia?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Warlord: Britannia's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Warlord: Britannia on?
Windows only.
