Unleash voxel warfare in 9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far. Lead a modern military, build bases, unlock units, and attack in all-out war. Engage on land, sea and air in over 30 missions, online skirmishes, or co-op. Easy to learn, a challenge to master.
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Found out infantry can swim, took them into water and they suddenly had floaties! Couple of seconds later a shark came and ate a few. 10/10
It is like CnC1/RA1 if the developers had 30+ years of RTS game design to learn from. The PROS: The control scheme of this particular video game is unironically the best I have ever seen in this genre. Not only are they intuitive, INCREDIBLY so, but you get a tooltip on the side telling you exactly how to do every action you can perform. You do not have to look at the controls menu to find out how to attack move, it tells you. You don't need to know how to select one unit type, you just click on it in the bottom left corner and voila. It's clear that at least some of the team are at least relatively experienced with RTS games and know how to make one that presents everything you need. The music is written by frank klepaki, who, for those who do not know, has been the composer for most of the (good) mainline CnC games. His work here is amazing, it sets the tone and tempo of your actions
They had me at the pop-up screen and especially when in the ingame audio said "Welcome back commander". The UI and gameplay looks and feels very close to C&C. It was orgasmic when the audio said "Constructing". Petroglyph is one of the very few developers I would buy early access from. 15/10, seriously buy this! Edit: Getting PTSD again from the sound "insufficient funds" is worth it.
What a fantastic sequel to 8-Bit armies. Much smoother experience, better map layouts, naval warfare, great UI, great campaign and it's playable in COOP. The map layouts no longer force you up a tiny ramp where you can't see the enemy units/turrets until you're at the top and a harvester kills half your army. The "Medal"-system encourages replay of levels to complete all challenges. The leveling of units makes it suck less to surrender a level you didn't do well in. Separate queues for buildings and end defensive structures is really nice. Forward operating bases finally makes the game a real competitor to the Command & Conquer games. The art style is not really for me but you forget it as soon as you're playing. Petroglyph is ready to make Generals 2 (Please EA and Petroglyph)
Finally an RTS that feels "right". gameplay feels solid, and there is plenty of content, and graphically it looks really snazzy. The campaign is more than I had anticipated, but still falls a bit short (to be fair, good campaigns in RTS's are getting rare) However, the best thing is the AI. It actually has some intelligence and keeps you on your toes. It prevents games from becoming a mindless blobfest, and facilitates more strategical gameplay. This is a very solid RTS game. It may not do anything new and flashy, but the AI makes it very much worth your while.
I really like the game. It feels just like CnC, so if you like that, you will probably like this. Since the game has you streaming hundreds of units across the battlefield, I think it would be neat if the game integrated a Supreme Commander-style ferry system for transporting units across the battlefield. This would help cut down on having to manage loading and unloading so many units from transports.
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