The matches are frantic, and they are most of the time close calls, which makes them quite satisfying. The individual tactics make you want to come back for more and try harder when you lose. While there is a certain simplicity to these actions, in theory you are just selecting the set pieces you could be fooled into thinking that you will learn the tricks in a matter of minutes. You can make meaningful choices, however, by building towers, adding units and upgrades, and casting magical spells. The game is a side-scrolling, real-time strategy adventure in which you don't control the movement of your characters. If you ever played the original or its sequel, you will know what to expect from Swords and Soldiers. Sadly, it didn't find an audience on the Wii U, but fortunately the game is getting a new lease on life with Nintendo Switch, and it is exactly what I remember playing four years ago. Swords and Soldiers 2 just blew the original out of the water and created a hefty experience that couldn't be beat. The original game left such an impact on me and made me realize what a game could pull off within 40MB.
When it comes to Wii U eShop titles, Swords and Soldiers II was one of those beautiful wonders.
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