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Yes. The game uses assets and concepts from AoW. For example, the setting is fairly similar, but different. You'll also see many familiar art assets (just with cell shading) and the cities will look familiar. Even the combat system has similar concepts (rock-paper-scissors style moves), but it's also way different.
The main differences are that the combat system is turn-based and that the game is single player with both in-city/village/zone third-person play and isometric overworld travel.