Fit check
Is Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want direct sword combat alongside army leadership
- Strategy fans who prefer medieval battles with castle sieges and war machines
- Players seeking campaigns centered on Joan of Arc and other medieval commanders
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a small-scale combat experience may find the battles too large and enemy-heavy
- Players who prefer purely tactical control may not enjoy the required third-person sword fighting and combo timing
- Players looking for cooperative tower defense may prefer Dungeon Defenders: Awakened
- Players seeking near-future alien warfare may prefer Anomaly: Warzone Earth
Our take on Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc
The blend of direct combat and army command requires attention to both personal attacks and battlefield leadership. That dual focus leaves less room for a purely tactical campaign or a purely character-action structure, since progression and victory depend on both sides of the design.
What is Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc?
Set during the Hundred Years’ War, this third-person action game follows Joan of Arc through eight medieval battle scenarios.
Players fight with sword attacks, learn dozens of combo techniques, gain experience, and acquire new weapons. Alongside direct combat, the game includes troop command, tactical warfare, castle sieges, and eight maps containing strongholds, cities, hills, forests, and rivers. Other medieval leaders can join the campaigns with distinct fighting abilities. War machines including catapults, trebuchets, and battering rams can attack fortifications and castle walls. The game presents progression from individual warrior to military leader while combining battlefield action with army management.
How Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc plays
- 01Third-Person Combat
- Sword attacks and timed combinations let players fight enemies directly during battles.
- 02Army Command
- Troops can be directed through large engagements as the player takes on a general’s role.
- 03Eight Battle Maps
- The campaign spans eight maps with fortifications, cities, forests, hills, and rivers.
- 04War Machines
- Catapults, trebuchets, and battering rams can be used against castle defenses.
- 05Weapon Progression
- Experience, new fighting techniques, and additional weapons expand the character’s combat options.
Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc compared to similar games
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG combat with tower defense, loot, leveling, pets, and character customization, while this game focuses on medieval battles, troop command, and siege machinery. Anomaly: Warzone Earth also mixes action and strategy, but uses a reversed tower-defense structure against alien forces on near-future Earth rather than third-person sword combat and medieval armies.
Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc: platforms & release
Is Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want direct sword combat alongside army leadership. Skip it if: players seeking a small-scale combat experience may find the battles too large and enemy-heavy.
Where can I download Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc on?
Windows only.
