CIMA: The Enemy
Guard the gate between worlds and seek peace in a fantasy RPG adventure
Alternatives
Choose Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga if…
- you want local or online co‑op play
- you need to manage a party of four distinct races
- you prefer branching storylines that react to multiple
- you enjoy fast‑paced real‑time combat with teammates
Choose Chaos World if…
- you want to recruit and manage a party of 14 characters
- you need class and gender choices plus skill‑point
- you want a day/night cycle that changes monster behavior
- you prefer turn‑based tactical combat over real‑time action
Choose Avadon: The Black Fortress if…
- you want to experiment with four different classes
- you need multiple endings that reflect your choices
- you plan to replay the game with new strategies
- you want a game that runs on several platforms
How to Decide
CIMA: The Enemy is known for its fantasy RPG adventure where players guard an interdimensional gate, and it’s primarily used by RPG and strategy fans. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Avadon: The Black Fortress leans into a branching storyline with four distinct classes and extensive side content; Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga offers real‑time combat plus local and online co‑op multiplayer; Chaos World provides a retro pixel‑art aesthetic with a dynamic day‑and‑night cycle that influences turn‑based tactical combat.
When weighing these options, focus on three concrete factors that actually differ: the combat system (real‑time action in Valhalla Knights versus turn‑based tactical combat in Avadon and Chaos World), the depth and flexibility of narrative choices (Avadon’s multiple endings and Chaos World’s kingdom‑affecting decisions versus CIMA’s linear puzzle‑heavy story), and multiplayer capability (only Valhalla Knights adds co‑op play). A fourth consideration is visual style and era, since Chaos World’s 1991 pixel art contrasts with Avadon’s retro but higher‑resolution graphics and CIMA’s dated 2003 visuals, which can affect immersion for modern players.
All Alternatives
“Mixes RPG, strategy and fantasy combat, offering similar tactical depth and action.”
“Shares RPG, strategy, fantasy and puzzle elements in a single‑player adventure.”
“Combines role‑playing, strategic choices and fantasy setting with a strong story focus.”
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