
This exciting new release is a faithful adaptation of the renowned Conflict of Heroes board game that won the Origins Historical Game of the Year, Charles Roberts Wargame of the Year and the James F. Dunnigan Design Elegance Award, as well as many others!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I wish I could do a neutral review. Some background - I am a board game enthusiast and own (and love) Combat Commander which is a board game similar to this board game in many respects. Board game sessions can be hard to come by, so I have been waiting for this kind of a game to come along. However, the problem lies in actually playing the game. The in-game tutorials are more annoying than helpful as you have to click through them and they can be misleading. For example, it took me several tries just to beat the first tutorial before I understood the card system. After that it was a snap. This should have been clear from move one. The next tutorial movement highlights (or tries to) group tactics and bonuses. However, the tutorial leads you to believe that you can move everybody *at once*. What happens is that all the units can move before the opponent gets a turn. That makes sense but was not clarified effectively. I had to sit through at least 10 minutes of a YouTube video to understand the rules in this regard. Any video game, strategy or otherwise, should be relatively intuitive when it comes to the user interface and mechanics. Alas, this game is not one of those. Thus, I find it fun and still play it but the game overall is a bit hard to recommend as a result.
A solid and workmanlike adaptation of one of the better WWII tactical squad level boardgames still available today. At it's best when the graphics and rules are set to faithfully adapt the boardgame. Other graphics modes and rules variations water the game down into something much more average. PBEM with an enthusiastic opponent would be a great way to play some of the larger scenarios for those without the time or space to set up the physical game.
clunky user interface, lousy graphics, horrible map/camera controls. the game itself is probably ok but the presentation just kills it. massively overpriced at £20.
Bought this game, and its DLC, in the recent Slitherine sale (Feb 2019) because it reminded me of the Squad Leader boardgame. Played several hours vs computer so far and here's my initial opinions: - Graphics are functional, Audio is good ..... but turn off the incessant squad voiceovers. - Gameplay is good and very much feels like a slightly simplified (eg. no leader counters) Squad Leader. - Built in tutorials are OK and will teach you enough of the basics to start playing. - UI is OK, though some bits like moving a unit into an enemy hex seem to require pixel perfect mouse skills. - Computer AI is OK on fixed scenarios, I've won about 60% of battles on 'normal' difficulty. - Unsure of computer AI on user generated scenarios - the two I generated I lost almost instantly. - Not sure how random the dice rolls are, I turned on the 'visible dice roll' option and seem to be rolling an awful lot of 3 and 4s (on 2d6). Its not uncommon to be firing an LMG (4 sequential bursts using extra APs) and get a sequence of 3s and 4s. Overall its an enjoyable game, and, personally, I consider I've got my moneys worth of fun already.
faithful adaptation of the original board game
最后一次更新是2012年12月,游戏机制用的是初版规则书。所以如果你刚买了第三版的实体想用第三版的规则上来爽爽,你可以离开了
I enjoy playing turn-based wargames, but this particular one seems more like a very basic prototype than a fully developed game.
Absolutely terrible camera angle, even with the upgraded chits and maps downloaded from the Matrix Games forum. Who on earth created the view of the map in this game? It's awful. You can't set the angle how you want, it has to be set to one of the fixed angles created by the devs, all of which are at too shallow an angle in isometric to see the detail of the units. Change the angle of the camera, and try zooming. What happens? It resets the camera to the default. I spent 10 minutes fighting this in the into scenario before giving up and asking for a refund. I own the boardgame and it is amazing. This digital version could have been so much better had the camera been designed like every other game I've played for the last 20yrs. Apparently, the game has been abandoned by the devs, so there's little point expecting any kind of support. Save your money, the other reviewers who mention the camera are correct.
This game is a very BADLY designed version of the board game which is superb. So many bugs and structural issues in this game. The developer has long abandoned this project realizing the deep flaws. Avoid !!
Old game and abandoned by the devs, but scratches the itch of tactical wargaming very well. Use the boardgame maps, 2d counter graphics and top-down view and it looks great especially with maitrebongo's mod from Matrix Games forum (also a lot of user-created scenarios there). AI is not the best but better than LnL Tactical Digital, and the game flows better in my opinion. No crashes or bugs on my Win7 64-bit, but haven't tried the allegedly bugged scenario with airplanes yet.
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