Earth vs Mars

Русский: Нет. Хотелось бы. Мультиплеер: 1 vs 1 Геймплей: Стратегия Графика: Приятный около мультяшный стиль. Цена: 639 рублей. Очень залипательная стратегия о противостоянии людей против марсиян. В целом, довольно простая, но с прикольными фишками героев-мутантов. Есть режим пвп и вполне интересная компания. Если вам нравятся стратегии, то должно зайти. Спойлеры: [spoiler] Что ты за существо? [/spoiler] Оценка: Да (с) Ваша покорная Шиза: https://www.twitch.tv/krisophrenia

Very fun mini-tactics game - the splicing is only to create 1-3 "hero" units you will use during missions which is fun, but you are backed by otherwise a normal army. Heaps of content for the price tag, missions are very well designed and most take only 7-9 turns on average and are challenging and move at a good pace.

It's a fun little game to play when you have a bit of downtime and want to play something that you can pick-up and drop at any point. In no particular order, here is an itemized list of what I enjoyed and what I thought could use improvement: The Good: ⦁ The game is easy to understand and the campaign does a good job easing you into all of the mechanics and what the units can do. ⦁ The extreme mode difficulty never felt entirely unfair and I had to reset a few times in a few missions. It certain feels like a puzzle to solve in some missions. Definitely enjoyed that. ⦁ Every unit has a role to play and they all fit their roles very well. I never found any unit to be useless. Even basic infantry remain relevant throughout the whole campaign. ⦁ I felt the variety in the types of missions you do were good. It's not always capture HQ or wipe out all units. ⦁ The spliced units were cool idea. They get quite strong late into the campaign but never become the backbone of your army. It's hard to describe, but power level of the spliced units always feels right. Never overpowered, but never outright useless. ⦁ Subsequently, the unique abilities you get for spliced units are generally available often and can have major ramifications in the battle. E.g., the cow's Herd Mentality ability allows adjacent units to play another turn. This really changes up how you play the game. ⦁ The main antagonist, Zarb, has that typical, megalomaniac, Martian supervillain trope and for a game like this, it works very well. ⦁ Despite the overall art direction, the maps look very nice. ⦁ I have yet to encounter a single bug/issue in this game. The QA was top-notch. ⦁ You can close the game mid-mission and load your game again with the battle in the same state. Like I mentioned before, easy game to pick and drop at your leisure. The Bad: ⦁ Very subjective, but the Clash of Clans-like art style is not for me. ⦁ The game UI is competent and clear, but feels extremely uninspired. ⦁ The campaign mode's attempt at humor and character development is certainly there, but feels basic. I did not find myself growing attached to any of the characters. In fact, I was more concerned with my spliced units. I always felt bad when I had to flush one. ⦁ Some of the unit models felt a little too uninspired. The greatest offenders on the Earth side were the tank and Goliath. It is basically tank and jumbo tank. They function very similarly, but it would've been cooler to me if they had some entirely different model. Something like an IFV and tank rather than tank and big tank. The same goes for Mars with their lasertank and ultratank. ⦁ The unit abilities feel somewhat like an after-thought. They are certainly powerful, but given how long their cooldowns and how they start on cooldown immediately, I never truly felt like the ability upgrades were that impactful. That's not to say they are useless; not at all, however you can't rely on them to win battles. Heavy infantry bazooka shot, I am looking at you. Final thought: One last thing I'd like to add is perhaps this game could actually be made into a mobile game. It certainly feels like it could be done with a few UI changes. I would definitely like to play this while I am on the go.

This game strongly draws from Advance Wars and XCOM in terms of fiction, tone, and solder modification. It does feel a bit simple in terms of strategy, and one commander is way more powerful for the rest, but its fun for what it is. Its not the best strategy game on the market, but its bite-size package and simplicity make it easy to grasp for someone of any experience. Far less punishing than XCOM.

Good game but you are mid game and the menus overlap and bug not letting you finish your turn, making you lose all your progress if you didnt save previously.

A command & conquer a like round based game that offers a good value for the price. But not a game that i would play for a longer time than the main mission.

Absolutely worth it. Scratches that Advance Wars itch for a fraction of the price! Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVbguqf6mng

Ansich ein schönes Spiel ich bewerte es trotzdem negativ. Grund: Man wird am ende seiner runde ab und zu gefragt ob man seine Runde dann beenden möchte. Das führt hin und wieder dazu, das sich das Spiel aufhängt und abstürzt. Das ist mir jetzt 5 mal passiert. Heißt du darfst die mission dann immer wieder neu anfangen. Grade in den missionen 20+ ist das SEHR nervig!!!!. die missionen werden immer lächerliger.

Good game that could be better if it ran on steam deck. This should be obvious considering the source material.