Grey Goo

While it was not the easiest game to initially learn, once you get the hang of it, it can be pretty fun. I didn't enjoy the way it played as much compared to C&C games, but the story kept me going and was worth the price I paid for the game being on sale. Worth trying if you like RTS games.

The physics is great! The micro is great! The macro is great! The faction balance is great! The multiplayer is great! Grey Goo is the best RTS game I've played since the early 2000s for these reasons. If you like to focus on unit and building management and don't care about a complex economy, Grey Goo is essential!

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This game is awesome. Just wish there were more updates and DLCs

Multiplayer is dead. There are maybe 10 people playing the game at any given time, and all of them are just playing single-player. The campaign is interesting and the races are cool, I especially like playing as the Goo, but when you beat the campaign (its a decent length, but you could beat it in a dedicated night) there is nothing else worth playing. I don't think the campaign has much replay value. The different difficulty levels don't actually change the AI's strategy after Very Hard mode once the AI is given full map vision, it just makes their units stronger and harder to kill which isn't very rewarding. Game had potential, but now I would just recommend sticking with StarCraft2.

Overall a decent RTS game the campaign is fun going through all the different factions and becoming familiar with their unique styles of play. The game does feel a bit slower than games like Age of Empires II or Supreme Commander. The factions are do feel a bit too restrictive with the Beta being the exception. I wouldn't recommend this game to beginners just because the slower gameplay requires a bit more deliberate actions to be taken in order for you to not fall too behind in the battles.

Good StarCraft type game - good for fans of RTS. Campaign is challenging but achievable - on normal at least.

I will be honest. I expected more from them. From what I recall, this has some of the heads of Command and Conquer working on it. I understand that there is scope creep and RTS is on life support. So I know how hard it was to even make this game. So I am torn. So I ask myself, did they do the best with what they got? I know I have practically no information, but I am going to go with no. That being said, for the RTS simps like me. You have to buy. It is our curse.

Way too slow for my taste. Managed to finish 1 campaign mission and dropped it near end of 2nd one. It takes ages to destroy any building, I have absolutely no clue which units are which, it's C&C style of "create large groups of units, send them to fight". Except in C&C combat is fast, units and building both die fast and it's a go-go-go. Grey goo meanwhile is go-wait a minute to destroy building-go-wait a minute-go...just, boring.