Random Allocation divides the territories up as equally as possible between all players at the start of the game; Territory Grab allows players to choose territories in turn until all are owned; and the most complex method, Election, gives payers the chance to vie for power and control of the 48 territories by using Election Points to influence the balance of power in as of yet uncommitted territories. Risk II also offers 16 different computer opponents who you can pit your wits against -- each with a unique character profile, personality and strategies.
The game's single-player Tournament mode offers you a series of 16 progressively tougher scenarios, all designed by die-hard Risk players. As you make your way through the challenges, more options will be available, such as Same Time and secret missions.
Adjustable game preferences include various sound effects, music, video, controls and tutorials. Video preferences allows you the option to view the battles on a 3D landscape, as well as territorial zooms and Map Zooming. As with the classic game of Risk, Risk II players collect battle cards that can help them gather more troops as the game progresses or as they conquer territories.
These cards can be traded to other players during the reinforcement phase of each game turn. Speaking of phases, each game turn has four distinct phases, Diplomacy, Reinforcement, Battles and Tactical Moves. Rating: 55 Player Ratings - Avg. Rating 4. As a commanding general, guide your armies with honor and skill and you just might win the day. Your goal, of course, is simple: take over the entire world! With Risk II, you can experience this wonderful game, one of the most popular board games of all time, like never before!
The official computer version of the Risk board game, Risk II is incredibly rich, detailed, and varied. It provides all the benefits of Risk plus a whole lot more, and none of its less enjoyable aspects.
Forget about long setup times, counting out armies, or keeping track of cards, because Risk II is a much quicker and smoother way to play. Here's one thing for sure: this ain't your daddy's Risk game! Whether you're a fan of traditional Risk or might be looking for something new, you're in for a treat with Risk II!
Just like you'd expect from a Risk game, Risk II includes lots of customizable rules and options designed to give you the very best gameplay possible! The classic Risk board will be easily recognizable - it's reproduced crisply and clearly, and every detail is accurate to the original. For a new perspective, switch to globe view in which you see the world as if from outer space. Yet another great feature of Risk II: battle animations! Every time your troops engage the enemy, you've got a front row seat as the camera will zoom in on the action and you'll actually see infantrymen, cavalrymen, and artillery cannon firing at each other from whatever territories happen to be the battleground at the time.
Can't find anyone to play board game Risk with you? Get Risk II and you won't have to worry about that problem ever again! That is right the Risk video game was such a huge hit that four years later it needed a sequel. While that may have sounded a tad sarcastic, I did mean it.
I love Risk and during game nights playing the Star Wars Risk board game is something we love to do at my house. This game though, knew it had to offer more than the standard game of Risk and it does just that. I would wager that pretty much everyone knows what the deal with Risk is. You play as a general and you want your nation to take over the world. It is very basic in its concept, but the video game, Risk 2 manages to make things more exciting by having some fun cinematics as you play.
There is a single-player mode on offer here and it works really well. You will be going up against many different generals some of histories finest and they each have their own kind of style which keeps you on your toes. The cinematics as you play may seem kind of corny by today's standard, but they work and keep you more invested in what is going on.
The biggest addition to the gameplay on offer here and the sole reason why this game is worth playing is a brand-new way to play Risk and that is called Same Time Risk. You know how in standard Risk; it is all about taking turns and waiting? Well, Same Time Risk does away with this concept and instead, you can make all of your moves at the same time! It makes for a more fast and frantic game where there is a higher risk and reward thing at play. Yes, you can have more casualties if it goes wrong, but the rewards can be massive.
This new take on Risk can take a little while to get used to, but once you do it is a great deal of fun. I found it to be a clever and novel idea and a huge reason that my family all enjoyed this game back in the day.
The core gameplay is very simple.
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