It's a great feeling, sending your infantry into the fray whilst charging alongside your cavalry into the flank. It's essentially third-person action, combined with real-time strategy. When the fight begins, you can command your soldiers around the field at the same time as controlling your character. The battlefield is the fun part of Warband. There is zero story whatsoever, so don't expect any until you start piling on some mods. However, once you make a little progress you'll be repelling armies left and right. Most of your time will be spent on the map, traveling from city to city looking for quests and enemies to fight. Taking a hill gives you a pretty overpowered advantage. Which is why it's strange that Warband is still one of the best games I've ever played. It's not nearly as polished or pretty as it should be, in fact it still feels like a game in beta.
It hasn't changed much, it's the same game with buffed up features and some polish. Mount and Blade: Warband is the sequel to the original Mount and Blade. Similar Titles: Total War, Chivalry, War of the Roses Genre: Action, Third-person, RPG, Strategy Things can get a little crazy when the melee starts. As far as single player titles go, this one's top quality bueno. Sure, other games try to create this experience, but none of them do it as well as Warband. No other title can really provide the same satisfaction of starting out a campaign alone and penniless, forming your own band of mercenaries, rising in power until you're ready to try for the throne. I have yet to play a better kingdom building game than Mount & Blade. If you're looking for Warband mods, try Floris or Pendor, they are the biggest and best available.
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