entertaining, but no long-term motivation

Majesty 2 has a refreshingly innovative game idea and is really fun. Who wants to spend a couple of hours of entertainment, is well advised to buy the game.
The one negative is actually me the long run something missing variety (at 20th I want to get eventually be boring to play the same old beginning), and that you can build 50% of the types of heroes so late that the mission is actually won for a long time or it at least does not strategically more important role, which temple-hero to be built against the remaining opponents.

The most negative but I have noticed that the game contains only three things:
- A (successful) campaign with 15 missions. Unfortunately, the campaign is adjustable without difficulty and easily playable by in 15 hours. Even with the heavier emissions can be no later than at the second attempt, once you know the important points, and events on the card, barely lose.
- Six single missions, three of Survival maps where one defends his castle as long as possible and with three goals similar to the campaign (destroy a certain monster / castle etc).
- A multiplayer mode with eight maps (4 * 1v1, 2v2 and 2v1 per 1 *, 2 * FFA). Makes my mind more like a nice adjuncts, how much long-term fun is in this box but I can not comment. Play against the AI ​​are unfortunately not possible.

In short you can Majesty 2 after 2-3 days actually resell because then you have seen everything completely (!) And not even about a Sandbox or a higher level of difficulty for the campaign exists.

For me, this game features all in all far too little content for a full-price title, because I had really expected more than a fun fast food game in between, which is why only three stars.