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Dawn of Fantasy
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Developer(s) Reverie World Studios
Publisher(s) 505 Games
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows
Release September 6, 2011
Genre(s) MMORTS
Mode(s) Single-player
Multiplayer

Dawn of Fantasy is a massively multiplayer online real-time strategy (MMORTS) game set in a medieval high fantasy setting. The game was developed by Canadian company Reverie World Studios for Microsoft Windows, an Xbox 360 version was initially planned but cancelled.

Gameplay

Dawn of Fantasy has three playable races: Men, Elves, and Orcs. The economy of Dawn of Fantasy revolves around four primary resources: food, wood, stone, and gold. Dragons and Dwarves were originally planned as playable races, but were cut due to a lack of resources.

Single player

Dawn of Fantasy has different single-player game modes including Kingdom Wars, Lay Siege, Castle Defense and Custom Scenarios.

In Kingdom Wars mode, players capture other cities (in any order they choose) through battle or diplomacy while fending off AI attacks. Players choose their race (Humans, Elves or Orcs), choose their starting city (4 per race) and choose which campaign they wish to play: Union War, Realm War, or Epic War. In Union War, players conquer all the cities of their race to unite their realm. In Realm War, players start off with their race united and allied, and must conquer the other realms. In Epic War, players start with one city and must conquer the world.

In Lay Siege mode, players attack one of the 12 major cities of the game world.

In Castle Defense mode, players defend one of the 12 major cities of the game world.

In Custom Scenarios mode, players are able to design their own maps with the Scenario Editor. The Scenario Editor is the same tool used by the developers to create all the town, city and quest scenarios in the game. The Editor uses the easy-to-learn Lua scripting language.

Dawn of Fantasy includes tutorial maps that provide players with an introduction to various game concepts, such as Constructing Buildings, Commanding Units, Gathering Resources and Siege Mechanics.

Multiplayer

Multiplayer action in Dawn of Fantasy takes place in the "Online Kingdom".

The Online Kingdom provides players with a persistent world in which, after having chosen their race (Human, Elf or Orc) and their starting region (3 per race), their goal is to grow a small village into a citadel as they battle other players for resources and complete quests in the service of Wizards, Kings and other adventurers.

While in multiplayer mode, players can choose to go solo and complete PvE quests or siege cities by themselves. Players can also battle each other, complete quests together or join together to attack one of the major NPC cities.

Game Editor

Dawn of Fantasy includes a scenario editor, which utilizes the Lua script language.

In addition to the scenario editor the game includes other tools, including a model animation viewer.


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