This really is a nice and well programmed game. I enjoyed the graphics, which are static (no animations at all) but really beautifully designed in the style of medieval drawings. Of course, one has to admit, that the sprites are taken from the original game - so this credit should go to the designers of the boardgame. The maps are designed like classical desktopgames with a hex-structure. The music also is original medieval and fits perfectly in the game. I like Cry Havoc: Test of Faith, because it is a social game, that is you best play it on one computer with a good friend, like you play a board game, but with some comforts regarding the evaluation of the damage done and the management of moving point, for example. I generally am sceptic concerning adaptations of board games, but this one really is done with some effort and dedication. Only flaw is the non-existing story mode, which would add one big advantage in comparison with the original desktop game. Maybe someday the developers will think about this 'opportunity' to enhance an existing game even further by using all the possibilities an adaptation of a board-game in bits and bytes can offer. And this specially concern CryHavoc: Test of Faith, because it is not the only adaptation of the game out there
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