Future Wars

I find this game ok. Maybe the AI is not great, but then it feels like a casual game, which is nice IMO. One thing is that the explosions, sfx and music are quite good for a low-budget game.

Initially I gave this a negative review, but on reflection it's a decent game as long as you don't expect too much from it. The campaign is a very basic strategy with a dumb as rocks AI and a script from an 80's high school movie that while par for the course back in the day, could now be considered mildly offensive. It is good for a laugh. This game has become retro and I have recently wasted a good 10 hours playing it through again. The sound effects are quite good and there's a very satisfying explosion when you toast a bad guy. I can still play it on Windows 10 without any real problems (apart from an error on load very occasionally - just try again and it works). If you want to kill a few hours, enjoy some cheesy plot script and win a lot of battles, then pick it up.

This game is very boring and slow. The gameplay is horrible and very poorly made.

Редкостное дерьмо.

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Simple decent turn based game. No other current games to compare too but was a good way to burn up a few hours.

I mean, it's not exactly a groundbreaking AAA game, but it still works in 2021 on Windows 10. It doesn't innovate on the genre, doesn't try to one-up Advance Wars (quite the contrary as it bows down to AW as the inferior clone), but it still provides that tactical gameplay I crave. I just wish the AI is a little smarter and the story longer. Even without a discount, the price is reasonable for the hours I've sunk into it. Buy it at a discount if you don't feel the same, but buy it anyway.

is an ok little indie game

Boring missions and story, no real substance to game other than "its kinda like advanced wars"

I honestly don't get all the bad reviews. I genuinely enjoyed this game. Played it through a couple of times. Didn't notice any bugs, gameplay was solid, and presentation, although not high budget stuff, was well done. Would certainly recommend it.