Unlike other RTS games, however, Knights and Merchants features an impressive approach to unit limit that’s nothing like what Age of Empire does.
Additionally, the game’s skill trees are quite basic in comparison with other RTS games – progress is made mostly through the construction of new buildings. Much like Age of Empires II: The Conquerors], the game is played from a pseudo-3D point of view with basic polygons for the units and prerendered polygons for the scenery. To do so, the player will have to balance not just the King’s armed forces, but also the entire economy and services of the kingdom. Now that the nobles have declared a rebellion against King Karolus, it will be up to the player to restore order to the kingdom. The Peasant Rebellion offers additional scenario missions for the game’s campaign, with these missions having a clearer focus on the narrative aspect. In Knights and Merchants, players take the role of the captain of the palace guards, leading the citizens and military forces of your kingdom to victory. With the inclusion of even more buildings and unit types, The Peasant Rebellion complements an already amazing game with tons of valuable content. While most games in this genre focus more on the combat aspect, Knights and Merchants is unique in that it delivers a finely crafted economic simulation. It might not be winning any originality contests, but the way this game manages its varied gameplay mechanics is nothing short of impressive. A very unique RTS game, Knights and Merchants: The Peasant Rebellion is the standalone expansion to one of the finest strategy games ever made.
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