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Join The Realm War As Warhammer Age Of Sigmar Goes Digital
September 20, 2018 by cassn
It's time to put your Weirdnob online, as Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm War brings the battle to your digital device.
Players can form their Warband from units representative of the four Grand Alliances:
Unleash ranged fury with the fiery Vulkite Berzerkers, crush your foes with the eccentric Weirdnob Shamanand his mighty Foot of Gork, take to the skies and rain down death with a Kharadron Overlord Skywarden whilst strategically planting his proximity skymines, or simply ignore the little troops and power through with the hulking brute force of the Chaos Gargant.
Of course, the strongest fighter in your group will be your Warlord. Whether you choose Neferata, Skretch Gnawtail, or Lord -Celestant Vastus Drakestorm, reign terror on the battlefields of the Mortal Realms, make alliances with other guilds, and become a Warband of fearsome reputation!
Warhammer Age of Sigmar fans will be excited so see areas never before depicted in-game, such as Rotwater Blight, Hammerhal Aqsha or the Carrion Wilds of Ghur.
Furthermore, for iOS 12 users, there is a range of awesome Augmented Reality features to enhance the experience. Not only can you watch, record and share AR videos P2P and online, but you can also fight a live 2-player battle against a friend in shared AR space!
I'm not necessarily a fan of digital gaming, but this looks like a lot of fun, and I think the AR features will really appeal to those who have invested in the technology. There's sure to be more added to the game as it continues, but even for its initial release, Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm War seems to have plenty to offer. Get it on iOS and Google Play now.
Which Warlord will lead your group into battle? Comment below!
"Fight a live 2-player battle against a friend in shared AR space!"
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My first thought was “Cool! I can play AOS on my computer! Now I don’t have to actually finish painting any armies before getting to play.” Then I realized it was a cheesy mobile game and was disappointed. Then I thought, wait AOS is pretty cheesy… a mobile game kind of fits the asthetic…
Looks good very Diablo/Balder’s Gate from the picture’s.
Is this the AOS computer game?
I’ve started to get into the world of AoS after playing Champions and would love there to be a deep, engaging, tactical AoS video game…this is not it. It’s a one lane MOBA/tower defense. The art and models of recognisable characters are cool but it wouldn’t hold your attention for long.
I love me some AoS so I’ll give it a go since it’s free, but initial impressions are – What the hell is Naeve Blacktalon doing in that pose? Is she a cartoon martial arts monkey? Why is everything under lit with an over exposed neon blue light? Why did GW sign off on this crappy art direction and animation? Why am I giving this a go again?