You start as the Night Elf Sentinels, then move on to the Human Alliance before finally taking over as Arthas and his Undead Horde.Ĭuriously, there is no significant Orc chapter to the campaign however there is a short Diablo-esque RPG bonus campaign where you control a half Orc, half Ogre Beastmaster as well as a kind of half Orc, half Rastafarian shaman known as a Shadow Hunter. The campaign allows you to control three races. The latest twist concentrates on the nefarious intentions of the deceitful half-demon lllidan and the death knight Arthas and their mission to overthrow the shattered tribes of Azeroth and claim the scarred world as their own. Demon GameplayĮvents in The Frozen Throne take place several months after the defeat of Archimonde and the Burning Legion at Mount Hyjal.
And of course, there's more of that epic story.
There are more units per faction (with a particular focus on spell casting and aerial units), there's more graphical variety in the landscapes, the maximum army size has increased and the hero limit is now four instead of three. This 26 mission continuation of the number one fantasy RTS on the PC offers more of everything in every department. Over the years Warcraft, Starcraft and Diablo II have all been blessed with superb addon packs Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne now continues that trend in glorious fashion. When Blizzard Entertainment produces an expansion pack it's usually done properly. The decision to introduce role-playing elements into what is essentially a realtime strategy game is an intriguing one, and could prove decisive if Blizzard manages to get it right. Building up a named Hero to eventually have several spells and items and then unleashing him against an enemy force is very satisfying, and gives the player an additional sense of accomplishment, past simply defeating his opponent’. "The introduction of elements from role-playing games, such as Hero units, items and skill trees, make this game an incredibly fun experience. The introduction of two new races (the Undead and the Night Elves) is a welcome one, but what else is new? We don’t know, but Bill does.
That may be, but with countless fantasy RTS titles dropping onto store shelves around the country seemingly out of nowhere every month, we wondered what Blizzard was doing to make its game stand out from other, less-beardy offerings. With every unit in the game that is appealing to people who have not played strategy games." At the same time, it adds a level of personality and familiarity
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