This might not be such a challenge to manage if the folks at Shiro Games had seen fit to give this game a proper tutorial. Each army is more than capable of victory through domination, but that only works in your favor if the other armies aren't hiding in a corner of the map trying to win through other means.ĭust clouds cover all of Arrakis until you can see the rest of the map, either through manual exploration or paying off spies. The Smugglers are natural spies and influencers, great at building trust through trade, while Fremen of Sietch Tabr have the unique ability to gain desert power through partnership with other Sietches as you come across them. The beloved House Atreides makes a victory through governance easier, while Harkonnen could more easily win through hegemony if you took that path. Neither path is necessarily easier than the other, but your play preference will influence which outcome is the most readily available.Įach army has obvious strengths and weaknesses for each of these victory conditions. You can take the classic strategy route and crush your enemies through sheer overwhelming violence, you can control all of the governing positions of Arrakis and rule as a duly elected leader or you can seek a victory through hegemony and buy control of Arrakis through influence gained throughout a campaign.
And in this real-time strategy game with 4X elements, meaning the goals are to expand, exploit, exterminate and explore, victory can come in one of three ways depending on how you play. Each of these armies have essentially the same goal - to control Arrakis through any means possible.
The massive Harkonnen base in Dune: Spice Wars Shiro Gamesĭune: Spice Wars starts you off with a choice between four familiar armies: House Arrakis, House Harkonnen, The Fremen and The Smugglers.
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