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Single-player campaign: Featuring the dark, enthralling story of the long-misunderstood Trolls and their battle for survival, with a playtime of around 20 hours.Create & Customise: Create your own hero and choose between distinct skill trees.Streamlined for consoles: Intuitive gamepad integration and tailor-made UI to smoothly control a strategy/RPG mix with complex mechanics.

Innovative Mix: Unique gameplay blending RTS and RPG naturally together.

However, it was a Pyrrhic victory: Whole regions have fallen into anarchy, refugees roam the lands in search of shelter, and a mysterious, deadly plague called the “Bloodburn” has arisen and is spreading rapidly. The rebellion of the renegade mages, known as the Mage Wars, has been quashed by the Crown. SpellForce III Reforced is a unique mix of an epic RPG storyline blended with accessible real-time strategy elements, designed to offer a riveting console experience to fans and newcomers alike. The whole package, called SpellForce III Reforced Complete Edition, is also available. Both expansions feature their own single-player campaign with 30+ hours of gameplay each, as well as new units and more. "Soul Harvest" and "Fallen God" will each one sold separately. Here's the rest of the announcement: Additionally to the SpellForce III Reforced base game, both expansions will also be available on December 7th.

So we've a right to be trepidatious, though the press release we received does explain that "SpellForce III Reforced offers an intuitive gamepad integration and tailor-made UI to smoothly control an RTS/RPG hybrid with complex mechanics". But if you knew anything about SpellForce as a series, you'd know it sits comfortably in both the "hard" and "core" parts of hardcore. The question then is, can SpellForce III Reforced break the PC-to-console spell that tends to plague these types of ports, and keep the shamers at bay? But make no mistake, a game of this PC-laden depth treads where angels often fear to, and where mockery sits waiting in the wings, to rear its mocking face. Just so you knew I was being both emphatic and *hopefully* jovial. If I could italicise that " forcing" bit of the headline, I would.