The Campaign Mode Was Challenging and I found myself on the edge of my seat on every mission, Not only that the story line was amazing, And that isnt very common in video games, Normally the story is thought up in a matter of days and the voice overs and text is very bland, all you get with most games are generic phrases you would hear in any War Based RTS and the story line would be extremely predictable. I really wasnt convinced it had anything to offer except for a remodel of all of the other Real Time Strategy Games.īoy Was I Wrong, I havent been this impressed with a game Ive purchased in over 10 years. I bought this game after reading many great reviews of its Addictingly Fun Competetive Gameplay ( Online ). A number of new multiplayer maps are also included in the add-on, as well as expanded support for clans, tournaments, and more multiplayer game types. New units and their special abilities are designed to complement the particular strengths of their existing armies, and were created to offer new strategies while maintaining the delicate balance of powers among the four races. Neutral heroes are available as well, for a price. Each race gains new units and one new hero character. Three new tilesets are added by The Frozen Throne, all with their own flora and fauna (including new critters appropriate to each environment). The fallen paladin Arthas and the renegade Night Elf Illidan, both survivors of the devastating warfare of the original game, return in this expansion pack, to again cast their dangerous influence on the fate of Azeroth. Though the Lich King Ner'zhul now has no physical form, the power of his evil spirit endures, deep in the frozen heart of the Icecrown glacier. Already a new threat grows, in the far-off, frozen lands of Northrend. Any true peace in the land is short-lived, however. Many months have passed since the climactic battle at Mount Hyjal in Reign of Chaos. The Orcs follow their own separate, stand-alone campaign, specially developed to make use of the expansion's new World Editor features.
The add-on begins where the main game left off, with the Night Elves, then moves to the Humans, and ends with the Undead. As in WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos, the single-player campaign of The Frozen Throne puts players in command of each of the four races in turn. This expansion pack for Blizzard's 2002 real-time strategy game is designed to build upon many of the key features that made the third WarCraft game a critical and popular success.
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