Great review on Tea Leaves

Hannibal: Rome and Carthage in the Second Punic War is a new and innovative turn-based strategy game that puts you in command of the Carthaginian military during a period of total war over land and sea with the young Roman Republic.

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Great review on Tea Leaves

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They seem to really like the game :)

http://tleaves.com/2010/10/20/hannibal- ... -carthage/
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Yeah, if only they had a set of the old board-game rules, and then they would understand the combat mechanics. Thankfully I do.
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massina_nz wrote:Yeah, if only they had a set of the old board-game rules, and then they would understand the combat mechanics. Thankfully I do.
(I'm the author of the review in question)

It's not a question of what I personally understand, but how the game communicates it. Even if I understood how combat was resolved (I don't!) I would still have noted in the review that it's opaque to the player.

I think it's a testament to how good the game is that it succeeds in spite of this issue.
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I really appreciate the game Hannibal: Rome and Carthage. The game play is really nice which most of the players are looking. It is a strategic game and it is unique . I really enjoyed this game.




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