Kingdom Wars 2: Definitive Edition

The game does have voiced lines for most units every time you interact with them, or a warning that something is being attacked, which start repeating quickly as well as decently voiced narration for the story.

Gameplay, on the other hand, can be counted as one of the strong sides.

Real-time-strategy Like we all know and love. but Done in Creative new ways. sometimes the story switches sides, which is nice to see and learn the way things get done... playing on easy to figure out the tactics, then playing normal difficulty for a challenge has been really fun.

The maps are nice and varied, with resource nodes and enemy/monster camps scattered around, affording you ways to boost your income/get your units combat experience, that then also provide centers for battles between factions as you fight over resources.

The story and mechanics may not be the best and are certainly beaten by bigger franchises such as Total War but, the biggest reason I play this game is for the voice acting and the overall silliness of the game.