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One of the best strategy based games besides worms, It's simple,fast and fun. I always play it with my buddies on Xbox as well on here sometimes we just sit back talk and play some risk. Drunk of course, It's just a shame this game don't get the props it deserves.

10/10

There is no one onlione 90% of the time. so be sure to have some friends get the game also if you want to do multiplayer, other than that, its a alright risk game.

This game is very fun for the regular classical risk, and also the factions. The games are very long but are enjoyable. It is worth the $10.

It's simple and fun, but people sometimes drop out from game which sucks a lot. I wouldn't recommend this if you don't have friends to play with

Andrew said its number 1 so it must be good.

I would definetly recommend this game if you are planning to play on HDTV with friends, interface is perfect for HD display and play with friends. I was also able to play it with gamepad, which was a little bit tricky at the beginning but when you find out which button is which and how to handle the user interface it's easy to play. There are two modes available, Fractions and classic risk, you can also turn off detailed war scenes and play it like classic risk with only dice roll. I didnt go further and try other features, I liked it so far.

this game is cool :)
if you have it add me and lets play online :)

The game is fun (it's Risk, not that hard to make fun) but the servers have some IMMENSE problems keeping a connection going. I was playing with my brother and twice in a row, once where he hosted, once where I hosted, we were forced to leave the game because it became unresponsive. Both times it happened mid command, leaving the one not hosting unable to do anything but exit.

That aside, playing against the AI is like playing against someone with a loaded dice. A mathematically impossible move (him defending with 1 against your 15 and winning) seems to be something it excels at.

The graphics are good and I think I'll take a deeper look into the campaign, but skirmishing agaist the AI can not be advised, and you risk losing a game due to it bugging out if you're playing online.

Maybe EA will release a "Be able to finish a match" DLC for 19.99$ in the future, but I doubt it. EA keeping to their standards I suppose.

Fantastic game
Love the new patches and the Tank battle mode.
WAR THUNDA!!!!

This game is fun and addictive, but nobody is playing online. Unfortunately the offline mode is very limited, so I would recommend that you get this game and then add loads of people from the forum, or encourage your existing friends to get the game too, that way the online experience will be better for all!!

It is almost impossible to get a game online but that is exactly what it's like with the board game. You buy the game, set up the board and can't find anyone who wants to play it so in that respect they have nailed it. it is a perfect recreation of what it's like to own the board game. 5 Stars.

It is alright to kill a few hours. I enjoyed it enough to write a review.
I didn't expierance any of the bugs other have complained about.
But I got it as a gift. I might be harsher if I had spent money.

This game sucks. I had another review and played it a bit more and changed my mind. The RNG is horrable. It is crazy streaky to rediculousness. I mean how many times in a row will 2 die come up with the same number? Try 9 times. While that is the most I have happen, streaks for like 4 or 5 are not uncommon.

To make matters worse, is that it has a die rolling animation that is super slow. You need to watch this with EACH DIE ROLL. Huge stacks take forever. There was some kind of quick thing, but it stopped doing that and I have no idea how to do faster rolls. The UI is also kind of buggy, perhaps the dissapearance of the fast rolling is part of that. The AI is pretty stupid as well.

The extra game modes do not add anything, as thier special rules are quite "broken". IE: There is the temple thing you can control that you can use once per turn that will not just kill an entire stack, but actually change the stack to your guys. Someone just dropped a stack of 32 guys? Thanks, Ill take those, they are mine now. Of course the AI doesn't realise the god power here and just summons giant stacks for you to possess. That is when it is not flooding its own stacks (another map feature) and killing its own men.

This game is pretty fun and I like most of the aspecs of it BUT, the bugs are too problematic. It feels like a one man team rushed it in half the time. Could use a few more maps and minor modifications. Although every game gets lagged out, people freezing games IF you find anyone to play with. I haven't looked for a better alternative from this but I know it is out there. Do not buy this game is my basic opinion.

This game is just horrible. To make up for the abysmal AI, the game just picks a faction at random it seems to give brute force which makes actual strategy useless. I had an occasion in which I threw ten units at an enemy territory with 1 unit and lost. That was possible, until I threw another 7 at the same place in the same turn and still got no results. Then, the enemy simply built an army of around 20 and took nearly all of my territories in one fell swoop with very little casualties. The art style and cutscenes are nice, but they are outweighed by the rando actions of BS. Not only that, but the end of the story threw in a new faction for no reason at all. The faction was asked to help create peace, but for no reason just attacked the others. It's just like the writing department said "We want to implement a new faction and wrap up the story, but we don't know how, so screw it.The faction just attacks." No mention is brought to why you fight each battle, or why the last battle is worthy of a victory by the last implemented faction. After the last level, there is no conclusion. The story was lightly humorous, but might as well have just not existed. The MP might play differently, but there is no way to tell because NOBODY IS ACTUALLY PLAYING IT. Maybe worth $1-$2, but I wouldn't pay the asking price of $10 for it.

No one plays this online making purchasing it worthless. There is a small community that still plays but the more you play the more you realize it's more luck than skill and I lost interest.

If you don't have a group of people to play with you won't be playing.

4/5 feral cats.

One of the few titles EA published right. This game is an electronic version of the popular board game called RISK. You control armies across a board which features a vast amount of territories to control and capture.

Choose to command one of the belligerents of the game such as the Feral cats, mighty British army, filthy undead, and Bill Gates robots. Not one of these has advantages over the other which allows a fair game. Though, if you really want to be unfair and have the upper hand, certain territories feature special add-ons for your territory allowing bonuses to come into effect.

These bonuses can range from placing airfields, artillery pieces, and an assortment of other bonuses which provide extra damage during the engagement process.

Mass huge armies by placing counters on territories and send them to wipe out everyone across the globe, capturing more territory as you go, allowing more income counters for troops. This game is extremely fun played with others and you will have a blast. The back-story for the four races in the game is rather humorous and well made. You won’t regret this purchase.

It's risk but with robots and yetis

Fun game whit friends. :D

Like strategy games, but don't want to deal with all the complex mechanisms present in 4X games or battle non-stop "Zerg rushes" in RTS? If so, you might actually like this game.

It's basically the classic game RISK, but the "Factions" version involves playing one of five different groups: humans, robots, cats, yetis and the undead. The only differences are visual (i.e. no faction-based special attacks or anything), but it adds a lively -- and often quite amusing -- flourish to what some consider a boring game. The classic version is available, as well.

The single player campaign is rather short, although the AI is cheap. You can beat it eventually, but doing so relies more on luck than anything else. Multiplayer is online or hot-seat.

All in all, it's an inexpensive strategy game that's easy to learn and visually more entertaining and accessible for those not normally inclined toward this genre.