Switching to third-person perspective makes the RTS battles feel more like RPG combat.įaith in Destiny is a stand-alone expansion, fortunately, which means you won't have to spend hours looking through old hard drives if you want to pick up where you left off after Dragon Storm, SpellForce 2's only other expansion.
After so long a wait, Faith in Destiny feels like more of the same despite a handful of tweaks. Finally, you can once again experience the unique mix of RPG mechanics and real-time strategy that made SpellForce 2's initial release such a success. Fans of 2006's SpellForce 2, however, have spent that many years waiting not for its sequel, but for the game's next expansion. Five years is a span of time normally reserved for the development cycles of products like meaty sequels to sprawling role-playing games.
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