But the truth is, the historical significance of the game is almost completely irrelevant to the actual playing of this game. I've read in several less-than-shining reviews comments about the weighty amount of historical references contained in the game. However, if you like strategy, and if you're willing to put the effort into completing the tutorials, the game has a great deal to offer - many, many hours of engrossing playtime, for example. True, it is probably not for the average gamer, or even the avid gamer. However, I have thoroughly enjoyed Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI. I have thoroughly enjoyed Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI. Skilled players link together tactics for maximum damage. RTK XI also introduces an entirely new system for researching military techniques, as well as an Advanced Tactics System that allows players to drive or lure enemies into devastating ambushes. For improved control over each military campaign, RTK XI's turn-based game play allows the player to plan their movements without undue time constraints, and then execute their battle tactics when ready. Domestic affairs, diplomacy and warfare are all conducted on a single vast 3D relief map, dramatically bringing to life the eight massive scenarios that lie before them. Players need to dig deep within to prove themselves adept at both the military and political arts in order to bring China under one rule. Furthermore, players watch the era come to life through the uniquely individual personalities of the more than 780 officers and supporting characters they encounter. Complete freedom to develop markets, shipyards, outposts, forts and military units expand on the already substantial benchmarks established by previous editions of the series. More than 40 base commands give players the power to govern cities, manage their personnel, practice diplomacy and much more. As the ruler of a kingdom, each player has complete control over their territories. Blurring the line between video games and art, RTK XI features visuals evocative of classical Chinese ink-paintings along with debates and duels rendered in real-time 3D animation. Blurring the line between video games and art, RTK XI features visuals evocative of classical Chinese ink-paintings along with Set during the end of China's Han Dynasty and the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D., RTK XI presents the most visually captivating evolution in the history of the series. Summary: Set during the end of China's Han Dynasty and the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D., RTK XI presents the most visually captivating evolution in the history of the series.
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