It seems that the more complicated the Roman numerals after a game's title gets, the more inertia builds up in a series. Warlords Battlecry III remains an above-average game, but it feels more like an expansion pack than a true sequel. You get more races, more classes, more spells, a more involved campaign, the same gameplay, and less of the spark that its predecessors did. Where the first two Battlecry games tried to distinguish themselves in a genre dominated by Warcraft and Age of Empire clones, this latest installment simply rests upon the laurels of the past.