
Aggression is a military real-time strategy game set within a historic context featuring role-playing elements. Play the role of a political leader of Russia, Great Britain, France or Germany. It is up to you to take firm decisions at the crucial period of the European history – the World Wars ages covering 1914 – 1945.
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Languages: English*, Polish, Russian**languages with full audio support
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Pompeous and broken strategy game which starts in 1910 and lasts to 1950... presumably. You can choose one of the 4 greatest European countries of that age, hire some specialists (generals, ministers, spies, scientists), fix some production in every city under your hand, and then prepare yourself for the Great War ahead. Alas, the main game's mechanics are broken beyond repair, so it's not worth the hassle. For a start, I need to say that the game is old, and will crush under Win10 unless you'll switch off the steam overlay and turn on the WinXP compatibility in the "adico.exe". Some may need to fix the config file also... but then again, You Can start it, but What For? The game's idea is brilliant, at the first glance: you have a strategy screen, with the map of Europe, and some historical figures which are moving across, doing some good and bad deeds around. You have some production, some research tree, with the 4 tiers of techs, from the first tanks to the a-bomb... with some boosts to the production on the way. You have many events, some will be historical (like proposals to finance the killing of Duke Franz Ferdinand or changing the government in Russia), some - situational (like entering and forfeiting alliances and trading deals), or just random and sporadic (like, there is a diplomatic mission, or some scientific congress, or something else is going on, and you may participate, for a small resource bonus). After the moment when the war is waged, you can move your troops into the battle, with some tactical real-time events, where you need to go to some checkpoints and grab them all in the given time limit... Alas, the tactical battles (in real-time) are ways worse even than in the previous game of the same developer, Lesta Studio, The Entente. Despite some potential, with the various types of troops, from the basic conscripts and militia to the stormtroopers with an automatic weapon and heavy tanks... with the various aviation and artillery... it all means little. All you need to get is the simple numerical superiority. You will win when you have it, you will fail if you don't. Yes, even if its tier 3/4 heavy tanks against tier 0/1 militia and cavalry - without gross numbers, you're nothing. So, speaking of the combat side, it is relatively simple, RISK-alike. Just hire as many troops as you can, and send them to the auto-battles. Don't even bother to try the RTS-combat part by yourself, it is really disastrous, comparing with the other wargames alike from the same age (Blitzkrieg, as the main competitor). But, can you just stay on the main map screen, and win the wars Strategically? By moving your resources, managing the industry and researches, and by completing some missions? Alas, NO. Missions are broken bad, and the most troubling piece on the strategy part is the constant rebellious nature of every city under your hand. Imagine my surprise, when I've suddenly got the "mission" to "satisfy" some separatists, with the wish to run away from my state, with the whole city of... Moscow, when I was playing for Russia, and Berlin, when I was playing for the Germans! How so, the game, huh? Who are those separatists in Moscow, in the year 1912, with the power to totally seize the biggest city and rip it off the Russia state?! And if I'll not play nice, and will not "free" the city, soon there'll be the violent uprising, with the 100 divisions of those rebels. And while it's not that hard to beat them, it will be only the start of the complete chaos of every management. Remember that I've said that you need to recruit as many troops as possible ASAP? Well, there is a big problem with it: the more you draft, the less the people of your state like you. Which leads us to the unbreakable chain of the uprisings in most of your cities. Your resources and the amount of the troops you can make with it are quite limited. And those 100 divisions for the almost every uprising, coming out of nowhere, up to 3-4 times annual - per every rebellious city? Where are they gathering forces? My experience with the game was quite outrageous, for every faction. You thought maybe that only Russia has the rebels problem? Alas, no. Germany, Austro-Hungary, and even Great Britain - all have their strong and weak points in the production, and all suffer from the rebellions no matter what you'll do. You may not draft any troops from the given city, build them all of the infrastructures - and still got the separatism up to the skies. You may conquer all Europe somewhere around 1920 or even faster - it is not that hard. You may try to avoid any conflicts, making all the world the better place, giving prosperity to everyone. It matters not. The constant rebellions will brake any courage to play the game. The stupid random missions, like a visit with your scientist the congress somewhere only to be caught and killed by "Neutrals" somewhere on the way, out of any reason. It is not fun, people. Therefore, despite some interesting ideas and the overall flourishing concept of the total war with the wide time limit... I mark it with 5/10, and No Go. Don't bother, guys.
while i don't have much time on the game yet, it has been one of the best RTSs i have ever played, it has a unique mix of Paradox's Real Time overworld map and the RTS elements of the battles, of course there are a few bugs of course, but no more than any large scale game like this. The lack of Navel combat is kind of annoying, but they make up for it with a large roster of ground units, everything from pre-World War I infantry to post- World War II fighters. i highly reccomend this game with a 9.5/10. I wonder how this game slipped under my radar
Agression Europe under fire makse for a very fun and interesting game overall. IT has a complex yet fairly easy to use Nation management system and this is what makes up the bulk of the gameplay. There is also a decently basic RTS styled fighting system where you can watch buildings blow up in graphical detail and lead your tanks and infantry to vicotry! This is an interesting feature beacuse it easily breaches the gap for gamers who cant play Risk styled map games without a little bit of breakup with action, Like myself/ This game takes place in a period of history very rarely displayed in video games and i think this is will the core audience will come from. it goes from 1910 to 1950 yes thats right you can be france in ww1 and ww2!!! omg ft 17 renaults and Schneider tanks and sweet sweet interwar period vehicles. In conclusion you will feel like the master of your nation during one of its most interesting periods of history. History buffs will love it tread heads will aprechaite it and strategy gamers will add it to there collction. Lead your nation to glory through ww1 and ww2 for $9.99
what is the game about? you play as one of 4 countries (russia, france, germany, britain) in europe between 1910-1945. You play on a strategic map, where you can build units and buildings, manage your cities and population and explore technologies, which range from the first to the end of the second world war. Except for the strategic map, there is also a tactical battlefield, in which you battle your enemy in real time, whenever you encounter an enemy army or city. it is like a (simple) total war game. there is also a littlebit of roleplaying too, for there are some important characters, with different abilities and professions, which you can send over the map and improve their skills/choose new ones. +: old, but nice and very detailed grafic, nice atmosphere (f.e. animals that roam through the map;) good effects, like bombing explosions and crushing buldings; good strategic map/part wide verarity of units the first world war is a refreshing experience, also to see a game which combines the first and the second world war. -: very annoying tactical part/rts battles: very bad pathfinding, no formations, if you select more than one unit (even if they all are of the same type) you cant use any of the special order buttons; the game sometimes doesnt seem to recognize your orders/mouseclicks from time to time; it might happend that you suffer an unexpected fps drop; there is a bug in which your units sometimes cant leave buildings anymore; it happend to me that my infantry suddenly couldnt jump over fences anymore (4 of my squads where trapped in a garden, thanks of this -_-), the battle AI is quiet stupid, it will seperate its army and sending troops to every single flag/conquere area and than doing nothing but standing arround; also: boring and old soundtrack bad tutorial (it only explains the strategic map part, nothing about the tactical battles, where you have to learn on your own some very important key functions, like different units, special orders, ammunition, etc.) no multiplayer only limited singleplayer = only main campaign and 5 scenarios; no editor, no skirmish battles; you cant modify the scenarios or campaign in any way. (f.e. you cant choose a different start date, etc) very limited diplomacy = war/neutral/allied, and a tradeagreement you can only play russia, france, england and germany, althought there are spain, austria, italy and the ottman empire as mayor powers, you are not allowed to play them. fazit: while the strategic part of the game is really enjoyable, the tactical part is quiet annoying, with all its bugs and the stupid AI. althought i like the idea, and the love for detail, i cant recommend this game. also, since this is allready a pretty old game and i didnt find any patch, it is unlikely that there will be one in the future.
Ok, really wanted to like this game, love the concept. On the strategic map its not to bad, but once you go tactical the game is really hampered by the horrible pathfinding and the constant crashes. So unless you want to autosolve all the battles, this one may not be for you
Pros: Wide variety of units to use. Explosions feel and look good. (In other words, it doesn't look like a fire cracker went off when a artillery shell hits a surface.) Pretty good destruction Physics. Covers both World War One and Two Warfare, so it caters to both interests. (Refreshing concept I have to say.) Detailed animations on units. Cons: Limited soundtrack. (It's good but needs more variety.) Some bugs, typos, etc. (But nothing really new from what I see in other big games like this.) Occasional wonky AI. (Although that isn't really a new problem in the Strategy genre.) Tutorial covers only one portion of the game. (The battling portion of the game isn't too hard to understand. But it would be nice to have an explanation on what to do.) Overall, despite the flaws Aggression has, it is still a fun RTS to play. Theres a huge amount of content in this game, so for ten bucks you can't really go wrong.
[h1]Aggression: Europe Under Fire[/h1] [i]«Говорят, что история не терпит сослагательного наклонения. Они просто забыли добавить, что именно его-то игроки и будут проверять с упорством маньяка, пытаясь завоевать Европу силами одной России и пары дипломатических уловок, пока в реальности за окном двадцать первый век, а соседи делают ремонт.»[/i] 🌍⚔️ [quote][i]Всем привет. Автор не несет ответственности за причиненный вред своими обзорами. Любое сходство с другими обзорами случайно. Данный обзор является лишь мнением автора и вы можете всегда оставаться при своем мнении! Спасибо за понимание и приятной игры![/i][/quote] [h2]📜Описание[/h2] [b]Aggression: Europe Under Fire[/b] — это глобальная стратегия в реальном времени, которая смотрит на первую половину двадцатого века не через замочную скважину отдельной кампании, а через широко распахнутую дверь европейского театра военных действий. С 1910 по 1950 год вы примеряете на себя роль лидера одной из четырёх держав — России, Англии, Франции или Германии — и пытаетесь привести её к доминированию, пока соседи строят козни, экономика трещит по швам, а исторические личности требуют внимания. Это не просто RTS, это симулятор «а что, если бы министром иностранных дел был я?», где каждое дипломатическое рукопожатие может обернуться танковым клином. [h2]🎨Графика и звук[/h2] Трёхмерная стратегическая карта Европы выглядит как рельефный глобус, с которого кто-то аккуратно стёр пацифизм. Города, леса и горные хребты узнаваемы настолько, что хочется срочно сверить их с учебником географии. Юниты проработаны с вниманием к историческим прототипам: танки похожи на танки, а пехота марширует с энтузиазмом, который обычно предшествует большой битве или большому разгрому. Звуковое сопровождение ненавязчиво, но эпично: фанфары военных маршей чередуются с тревожными скрипками, давая понять, что сейчас либо заключат пакт, либо объявят войну. Взрывы и стрельба звучат ровно так, чтобы соседи за стеной начали стучать по батарее, думая, что вы смотрите историческую хронику. [h2]🎮Геймплей[/h2] Игровой процесс — это амбициозный коктейль из классической RTS и глобальной политической песочницы. Вам придётся не только водить армии по карте, но и заниматься дипломатией, экономикой, шпионажем и развитием технологий. Хотите заключить союз с соседом? Пожалуйста. Хотите нарушить его через два хода? Тоже можно, правда, ваша репутация после этого будет хуже, чем у торговца испорченными консервами. Более 120 уникальных юнитов позволяют почувствовать себя военным историком-практиком, а система прокачки государств мотивирует превращать скромную державу в империю, пока компьютерные соперники нервно курят в углу карты. Отдельное удовольствие — локальные конфликты и гражданские войны, где можно размяться перед большой дракой, не опасаясь сразу получить по шапке от всей Европы. [h2]📖Сюжет и атмосфера[/h2] Сюжета в традиционном понимании здесь нет — его пишете вы сами, путая карты историкам и дикторам новостей. Атмосфера — это смесь кабинетного заговора и фронтовой сводки: вы подписываете указы, пока где-то в Карпатах ваша пехота месит грязь, а ваш министр финансов в ужасе смотрит на расходы. Игра мастерски воссоздаёт ощущение эпохи тотальных войн, где каждое решение — это выбор между «может, подождём?» и «в атаку, ребята, нас благословят в учебниках». Около 200 реальных исторических личностей добавляют происходящему шарма: вот Черчилль смотрит на вас с укоризной, вот французский генерал предлагает союз, а вот немецкий канцлер строит козни за вашей спиной. Всё это подано с той самой серьёзностью, которая неизбежно вызывает улыбку, когда вы понимаете, что переписали Первую мировую в пользу России и теперь всерьёз думаете, не вторгнуться ли в Швейцарию. [h2]✅Плюсы:[/h2] [list] [*] ⭐ Масштаб и глубина: от 1910 до 1950 года, четыре державы, куча юнитов и политических опций — хватит на десятки вечеров. [*] ⭐ Реалистичная трёхмерная карта с рельефом и историческими объектами — воевать интересно и наглядно. [*] ⭐ Около 200 реальных исторических личностей — можно устроить альтернативную встречу Сталина с Ганди и посмотреть, что выйдет. [*] ⭐ Экономика, дипломатия, шпионаж — вы не просто генерал, вы ещё и царь, и бухгалтер, и заговорщик. [/list] [h2]❌Минусы:[/h2] [list] [*] ⚠️ Интерфейс местами напоминает диалог со старым банкоматом: чтобы объявить войну, иногда нужно пройти квест по поиску нужной кнопки. [*] ⚠️ Искусственный интеллект иногда проявляет чудеса миролюбия, даже когда ваши танки уже паркуются на его столице. [*] ⚠️ Поначалу управление экономикой может вызвать желание объявить дефолт и уехать в деревню — но потом втягиваешься. [*] ⚠️ Кампания на сорок лет требует усидчивости — если вы ищете быстрый экшн, лучше смотреть новости. [*] ⚠️ Отсутствие системы достижений для истинных коллекционеров прекрасного. [*] ⚠️ Отсутствуют дополнительные материалы в Steam вроде обоев или карточек. [/list] [h2]😈Заключение:[/h2] [b]“Aggression: Europe Under Fire”[/b] — это амбициозная, слегка безумная и очень увлекательная стратегия, которая позволяет вам переиграть две мировые войны так, как вам хочется, а не как написано в учебниках. Она не идеальна: иногда интерфейс скрипит, а искусственный интеллект путается в показаниях, но масштаб и атмосфера эпохи с лихвой компенсируют эти мелкие шероховатости. Рекомендуется всем, кто мечтал оказаться в кресле лидера державы и понять, каково это — когда от вашего решения зависят миллионы виртуальных судеб, а карта Европы меняет цвет быстрее, чем вы допиваете утренний кофе. [h2]💎Итоговая оценка:[/h2] [h3]Общий балл: 7/10🌐[/h3] [h2]Внимание![/h2] [i]Хотите поддержать меня? Тогда проходите по ссылке на мои другие обзоры "[url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/laykan/recommended/]ссылка[/url]". Также буду очень рад любой поддержки с вашей стороны. Всем добра, удачи и приятной игры! ^_^[/i]
The game in strategic view is good and research too but in tactical battle pathfinding is like catastrophic some guys in a squad cannot reach destination and the autoresolve kill a lot of your unit so i recommand to go through tactical battle even if it's bad.
I had to fight this game for more than a week before I could start effectively playing it. In the beginning I suffered crashes on every battle which made the game virtually unplayable. Despite that, with a lot of patience, trial and error and tweaking I finally made it work and I have to recognize it is a great game. It has that mix of grand strategy with tactical battles that is tipical of the Total War series, but spans from before WW1 to after WW2, which is a period that very few games explore. Besides that the game has a great variety of units, decent graphics, most of the important historical figures and many character skills that give more depth to the grand strategy aspect of the game (just don't expect it to be like Hearts of Iron or any of the other hardcore strategy games). It has to be noted that the Ai is simple, the game has no multiplayer and you can only play 4 factions (Germany, France, UK and Russia), but considering that this is a game from a small developer I don't find these limitations a problem. In a nutshell: it is a fun "Total War" style game set between WW1-WW2, definitely worth the buy. A piece of advice: PLAY THIS GAME FROM THE TOP-DOWN VIEW ON THE TACTICAL MAP OR IT WILL CRASH CONSTANTLY. Also try to avoid pausing the game during the tactical battles because it seems to increase the probability of crashes. If you are interested I've created some mods to correct some of the game's bugs and to tweak gameplay a bit: https://steamcommunity.com/app/289580/discussions/0/357285562493973871/ https://steamcommunity.com/app/289580/discussions/0/357286119116351240/
Покупал Агрессию ещё в эпоху, когда Бука и диски были в обороте. Купил и скачал *это* в Стим, надеясь, что наступила новая эпоха цифровой дистрибуции, баги, делающие игру непроходимой, пофиксили. Нет, после примерно 1918 года вся механика и баланс летит в ад, любая битва вызывает вылет. Звуки из ещё более древней игры Буки "Антанта". Горите вы убогим пламенем, отечественные разработчики.
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