social empires

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Social empires is a facebook game that mixes strategy and construction. Social empires makes me somehow think of the first Warcraft by its progress, its strategic phases of combat and the short edge offset some of the characters.
As always you start modestly, with a small village a few fragile and courageous peasants. Soon you will raise a few small junior warriors, eager to go to battle with the orcs. That's good in the first missions you have to do, you have to go rescue a princess trapped by these ugly creatures.
The good news is that once saved, the princess turns out to be a rally good warrior whom you'll quickly appreciate the talent. As you progress, your city will be equipped with a port, allowing you to access the missions of conquest and incidentally to some other players to fight along the way.
The game's graphics are a little weak, but not sloppy, they are below the current standards on facebook. They do not spoil the pleasure of playing don't worry. Some characters, especially the boss, or heroes are even more successful and fun.
During the fight sequences with other players or with the enemies during the missions, if you attack nag mode, you will be quickly limited progress. The orcs are brutal in front, you are the tribes of humans, so try to be a bit clever. For example, what's tje use to jump with all his troops in an assault on a group of orcs, while we can just draw them one by one, with one soldier to a small ambush. This kind of trick classic strategy games, works very well in empirical social, do not deprive yourself.
The missions are varied in both sets in trouble, and the ability to attack other players brings a pleasant touch to the game community Social Empires is a good strategy game varied and enjoyable to play, which can not can make only two criticisms: improved graphics, and a certain tendency to pollute your wall with countless messages on each of your acts of war.