Overlord: Raising Hell

Overlord: Raising Hell is a story about an evil ruler. The ruler returns from oblivion and sets out to seize the lands. At his fingertips is a horde of small demons. There are five kingdoms on the map, and each one needs to be subjugated. A squad of servants drags gold and loot into the lair. The lair serves as a home, and its decoration changes with the strength of the owner. The underground tier descends deeper and deeper and stores the throne of the old enemy. Demons are divided by color and skills. Some fight, others steal, others climb into narrow crevices. The crowd is commanded with one gesture. Losses among servants are replenished from the hive. The loot is used for armor, weapons and decoration of the throne room. Gold and loot flock to the throne and are then used for new equipment and armor. The demons carry the spoils to their lair, and the throne room is filled with trophies and servants, which can be changed to your liking. The add-on adds underground areas with traps. The lower tiers are full of new enemies and puzzles. Gathering his strength, the ruler descends to remake hell. Captured lands generate income. Servants die easily, but the hive prepares replacements and returns them to duty. Captured lands pay tribute, but riots break out again if the ruler rarely visits his possessions. The plot retains a dark playfulness. The ending gives the ruler full power. Residents are afraid and serve. Neighboring peoples do not favor the ruler and defend their lands to the last. The underground tier is full of traps, and the descent to the throne of the old enemy requires a strong retinue and patience. Anyone who has always wanted to play as a villain will find this game perfect.