Gameloft's Siegefall arrives for Windows 8.1 devices
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Siegefall, the latest strategy title from Gameloft, has made its way to Windows a week after its launch on Windows Phone. In the game, you build up a fantasy kingdom. You can train your armies, and take them into battle in a campaign mode, or against other players.
Here's what Siegefall players can expect from the game:
- Amass specialized troops including sneaky rogues, horrifying trolls, and heavy-fisted knights.
- Deploy your army and directly control your Hero in battle to exploit enemy weaknesses.
- Master Magical Cards to enhance your strategy: Launch destructive boulders, and conjure Dragons!
- War is expensive! Build mines, sawmills, farms and more to keep your kingdom's economy running.
- Defend your kingdom with strategically placed defense towers, explosives, barricades and walls.
- Battle with players worldwide and besiege their castles for resources.
You can grab Siegefall from the Windows Store on Windows 8.1 right now.
- Download Siegefall from the Windows Store (opens in new tab)
- Download Siegefall from the Windows Phone Store
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18 Comments
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Perfect timing, yesterday I started playing this game on my Lumia, but sadly it wasn't available in Windows store. Glad to see it in windows store too
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Does this game work like cloud raiders? I mean can you play the same synchronized game on pc and phone? I used to play kingdoms and lords like that, but the game didn't sync... In phone, I was very ahead, and in pc, I was a newbie. On the contrary, if I play cloud raiders on phone, and then open it on pc, it starts right from where I had left it in the phone. Does this game work like that?
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It doesn't look like it so far.
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Freemium is getting rather used by now..
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Grrat, another freemium money sucker from gameloft
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At least they are supporting the platform by releasing new games.
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I guess you only like puzzle games and endless runners. Ah, simplicity. Most mobile game publishers use this method. Sadly, many smartphone owners are too cheap to pay even $1 for even the best game experiences. Unless you want games riddled with ads, publishers have got to make money somehow.
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Yes, all devs use this method. But only gameloft makes mercenary in app purchases. It's pay to play
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Yeah, how dare anyone make money off of a game. You know you don't have to actually spend any of your money on these if you don't want to right?
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Yeah I'd like more games like gta, minecraft, halo.
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It is a marketing strategy.
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Game loft get ready to pounce in windows 10. U would rock there.
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Hate it has mandatory calendar notifications
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Gameloft is great! Microsoft has to bring Supercell onboard. There are many Hay Day and Clash of Clans players.
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I'm addicted to this game!
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Looks like fun, but I can't find it in the store on the Windows 10 preview.
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which is good this one or age of empires castle seige ?
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WHEN? WHEN? WHEN? WHEN THE FUCK ARE WE GOING TO GET COC ON WINDOWS? CMON ALREADY CANDY CRUSH WAS PORTED AND SO CAN BE COC ALSO?
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