Excalibur Online is a free to play Chinese browser based strategy game whose gameplay takes on what Evony, Lords Online, Caesary Online, Lords of Ages, Rock Age Online, Three Kingdoms Online, Mythopolis, TransForce, and World of lordcraft possess and deliver, offering players a city to build, empire to rule, castle to develop, and ultimately players are immersed in the “money-first” model. Or simply speaking, with enough money, you could get the hang of the best strategy and tactics of all time.

Excalibur Online, also known as a city building browser game with no download, is set in the medieval ages like Grepolis and Mythopolis regarding game genre. Players in the game will have to perform the repetitive tasks like build city level1, level 2, level3, level N…., and do research level 1, level 2, level … why so many levels? well the answer is “I need your money into my pocket.”

As a matter of fact, Chinese free to play browser games are pretty good in terms of its business model, but the problem is the publishers like Omniverse Games never seek an innovative way to make a new game, but explore to copy a successful game, which constitutes a tragedy for Chinese brand and Chinese Online game. They will not stay home to show shamed, but go global to throw Made-in-China into toss.

It seems Chinese Guys have already explored a way out to online game publishing, that is, they are not seeking to develop a Chinese martial arts mmo game, but attempt to bring and integrate European warring theme into Chinese gaming business model, which is evidenced by Nap Wars, the early copycat of Evony based on napoleon War, Caesary, the most horrible production of copy set in caesar ages, and Excalibur online, a doomed failure ridiculously set in medieval Britain.

Five factions in this game? “Britannia Prima”, “Britannia Secunda”, “Flavia Caesariensis”, “Maxima Caesariensis”, and “Avalon”. Surely and Indeed! In Three Kingdoms online, there are three factions, that is easy to understand the game mechanism.

A Plenty of units to train? Absolutely, the more the ingame units, the more you will have to invest your time and money. The more the units, the more heroes you will have to recruit. Why do you need to recruit heroes, because you need to spend your money to upgrade your characters and craft some useless virtual equipment that may be lost sooner or later. Who knows?

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