
Battle 19XX is a 2D side-scrolling and easy-to-play war game where players need to lead their army to defeat the enemy, and at the same time, they need to go into battle to fight the enemy. A simple resource system, diverse arms, and weapons upgrade your weapons immediately to fight together.
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Languages: English
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Not fun at all. It doesn't tell you what the characters are before you unlock them so you either guess or replay the first level to see each character you'll have to play the second stage too if you want to see the characters that cost 200. If you get three stars then you get 100 dollars but if you get even two stars you get like 3 dollars. If you replay a stage you don't get the full reward you get like 3 dollars regardless of how you do. So if you don't pick one character or one weapon and upgrade it then you will be under powered for the next stage and once again their is basically no room for experimentation because you don't know which character gets which weapon so if you upgrade the AK 47 then buy a character that doesn't use it your out of luck because again for some reason it doesn't feel the need to tell what the characters are before you buy them. So at that point you either grind levels for 3 dollars a time until you get 100 dollars and hopefully buy a character that can use your weapon or you repeat the grind. Or you upgrade your weapon basically insuring you have to use that weapon from then on or grind to upgrade another weapon. Don't waste your time.
Earning in game currency within this game is SUPER difficult, making upgrading and purchasing characters even more difficult. Had to use all my game slots to figure out which character was worth it, seems like the only character worth purchasing are the ones with sniper rifles, needing to have bullet sponges spawn and supporting them with sniper fire. Needing all objectives to obtain 100 in game currency, is insane and failing to obtain all 3 only gets you a couple of bucks. Needs to have more clear objectives, so we can know whether or not we obtained all the goals, instead waiting until the mission clear, to be rewarded 1 in game currency. From the first review, I understand this is the developers' first game, and hopefully this gets worked on. But the gaming curve is way too much even for easy mode, wanted to play more but it's much too frustrating to trying to grind and not obtain anyway to improve your character.
Bought it on discount to unlock steam marketplace, thought if should play it, but yes, downloaded and after one hour in game it was surprisingly enjoable. Game UI is not the clearest but after some time you know what to do, the game has potential, feels like classic age of war with huge amount of DLC. I hope it will be developed and expanded.
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