You’ll keep taking turns with your foe until one of you loses all of their units. It appears to be pretty intuitive: mousing over an enemy, for example, will provide information about your chances of successfully damaging them. The combat is completely turn-based, so you’ll be able to make decisions at your own pace. Before entering into battle you’ll have to choose your units, before you start exchanging blows with the enemy. The biggest change in Empires & Allies compared to CityVille is, of course, the combat. There appears to be a fairly large cast of characters, including Scarlet, who serves as your right-hand woman throughout the game. But while the game does currently have an end point, Ajami says that what will be available at launch can best be described as the first chapter the team at Zynga LA is already at work fleshing out the next part of the narrative. Unlike most Zynga-developed games, Empires & Allies has what Ajami describes as a pretty involved story and is “essentially a single player campaign.” You’ll make your way through a series of islands, defeating The Raven’s henchmen until you come up against the leader himself.
To make things a bit more interesting, you can’t actually produce all of the goods you need on your own gameboard, so you’ll need to visit and trade with friends to get specific resources. A barracks, for example, will let you build new combat units, like planes, aircraft carriers, or zeppelins, while other buildings will produce precious resources, which are divided into four categories: farm, wood, oil, and metal.
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