14 DAY TRIAL // Noble Master Games announced recently that it had released its medieval strategy game for mobile phones with support for the new Google Android operating system. The company's Aevum Obscurum is a risk-like turn-based strategy game that can be played online or downloaded to a device that has Internet connection.
Basically, users will have to build an empire while struggling to take control over Europe against fellow empires. The new Android version of the game provides users with a single-player gameplay on a map of Europe. There are six scenarios available, getting the user from ancient to medieval Europe.
According to the developers, the scenarios available with the game also include a total of over fifty empires from which one can be chosen, including Kingdom of England, Kingdom of France, Byzantine Empire, Sultanate of Egypt, Kingdom of Jerusalem, Celtic Tribes and Ancient Macedonia.
The Aevum Obscurum has been developed with strategy game enthusiasts in mind. The company also announced that it planned to add other maps to the game in the future, including Asia and the Americas among them. At the same time, a future version of the game might also include multiplayer capabilities, although at the moment this is under discussions.
The new Aevum Obscurum full Android application is available for purchase on the Android Market for $4.99. At the same time, there is a free “Lite” version that is available for download for users to try the game before purchasing it.
The company also announced that its title was available for all major desktop operating systems including Windows, Macintosh, Linux and UNIX. The game versions for PC and Macintosh feature both the single-player and the multiplayer modes and are available for $19.99 per year. Users interested in downloading the app or getting more information on the Aevum Obscurum should access the company's official site.
