Fit check
Is Warlords I + II worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of fantasy strategy who want to conquer worlds
- Players interested in armies, heroes, monsters, and dragons
- Strategy players seeking both created and randomly generated worlds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a narrowly focused battle game rather than conflicts involving empires and territories
- Players who prefer a single fixed world instead of 60 created worlds and randomly generated settings
- Players looking for a non-fantasy setting
Our take on Warlords I + II
The games depart from a purely military structure by placing quests, diplomacy, magic, heroes, monsters, and dragons alongside territorial conquest. Warlords II Deluxe also moves beyond a fixed set of locations with 60 created worlds and randomly generated ones.
What is Warlords I + II?
Warlords I + II combines two fantasy strategy games.
In Warlords, eight empires compete for control of Illuria after a peace treaty ends. The game includes castles, armies, heroes, monsters, and dragons. Warlords II Deluxe presents another large-scale struggle involving heroes, armies, quests, diplomacy, and magic. It includes 60 created worlds to fight over, along with an unlimited number of randomly generated worlds. Both games focus on conquering lands, defeating enemies, and seeking control of fantasy settings.
How Warlords I + II plays
- 01Eight competing empires
- The first game places eight powers in a struggle for dominance across Illuria.
- 02Fantasy forces
- The games include castles, armies, heroes, monsters, and dragons.
- 03Quests and diplomacy
- Warlords II Deluxe includes quests and diplomatic activity alongside its military conflicts.
- 04Magic
- Warlords II Deluxe includes magic as part of its fantasy conflict.
- 05Created worlds
- The second game includes 60 worlds made for players to fight over.
- 06Random worlds
- The second game also offers an unlimited number of randomly generated worlds.
Warlords I + II compared to similar games
Men of War: Assault Squad focuses on direct World War II combat and command of individual units, while Warlords I + II covers fantasy conquest involving empires, heroes, diplomacy, quests, and magic. Xenonauts centers on defending Earth from alien invasion with small squads of persistent soldiers and technology recovery; Warlords I + II instead offers 60 created fantasy worlds and randomly generated worlds.
Warlords I + II: platforms & release
Is Warlords I + II worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of fantasy strategy who want to conquer worlds. Skip it if: players seeking a narrowly focused battle game rather than conflicts involving empires and territories.
Where can I download Warlords I + II?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Warlords I + II's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Warlords I + II on?
Windows only.
