>From camp a map can be accessed, and it is here that missions are taken. This can make resource allocation confusing, but not terribly so. The interface here is somewhat difficult to understand, though, as none of the building stations are labeled. When in their camp in the Sherwood Forest, Robin's men can be allocated to build such items as arrows, nets, and healing supplies.
Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood has a resource management component, but unlike the typical Command and Conquer clone, you can only access the resources you create between missions. If Robin and his Merry Men kill a few enemy soldiers, then more new recruits will be available to join them. Since the game rewards stealth, traps and other non-lethal means are best used to complete missions. Strategic missions, on the other hand, further the campaign, and allow Robin and his men to earn shields. The first two missions are solo, with Robin Hood setting up the story, and the rest use a subset of the Merry Men to complete both Ambush and Strategic missions.Īmbush missions are used to gather supplies and gold, and typically amount to a group of Robin Hood's men attacking a convoy. You assume control of this do-gooder and his Merry Men in a non-linear campaign that includes over 30 missions. The real-time strategy game focuses on the mythical character of Robin Hood, the man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
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