Masters of Albion

Masters of Albion cleverly combines city building and tower defense mechanics to challenge gamers to constantly survive. At night, peaceful settlements are attacked by trolls, zombies and werewolves. Repelling raids requires the immediate construction of impregnable walls. The ruler needs to correctly distribute mercenaries along the front line. When there is an acute lack of strength, the divine hand rains down destructive lightning on the monsters. The Supreme Intelligence can also throw boulders or barrels of explosives at enemies. The daily cycle in Masters of Albion is entirely devoted to the painstaking development of territories. The expansion begins with the restoration of the tiny village of Oakridge. The absence of timers allows you to instantly erect multi-tiered buildings. Meeting the needs of three unique estates is quickly becoming the Almighty's priority. Commoners need food, lords crave luxury, and monarchs await supplies of armor. In addition to global control, the mechanics of direct control over creatures are available. Wanting to personally explore the surrounding area, the ruler will have to: • Possess the bodies of warriors to clear the caves from bandits. • Take care of the artisans to customize the equipment they create. • Transfer consciousness to animals in order to search for buried treasures. The storyline reveals the tragedy of a once prosperous fantasy land. Forgotten magic is rapidly returning, sucking the life force from the inhabitants of the universe. The role of savior is assigned to the bearer of ancient pure blood. The main character must master a powerful artifact called the Mask. Only in this way will the chosen one be able to destroy the original evil and protect innocent citizens forever.