Hell

Having played through this game, I will pretty much be blunt on my opinions regarding Hell. On the one hand, the game itself isn't necessarily "the worst" when it comes to gameplay and premise. The units and maps look pretty cool, if a bit cartoony. On the other hand, the gameplay itself is just meh. From what I recall, this game was released around the same year as Battle Academy 2, and while that game is a completely different animal altogether, it still played far better and felt more enjoyable than what I went through trying to beat both campaigns in this game. Overall, I don't think Hell was a good game. I don't think it's bad, but it's defintely not good. 4.8/10.

Não gostei, é fraco, e outra JOGUEI O JOGO MENOS DE UMA HORA, APARECEU NAQUELE CRONOMETRO DE JOGO QUE JOGUEI 9 HORAS, DEVEM FAZER ISSO DE PROPOSITO PRA NÃO DEVOLVEREM O DINHEIRO EM CASO DE SOLICITAR REEMBOLSO, DINHEIRO JOGADO FORA, MENOS MAL QUE COMPREI NA PROMOÇÃO ESSE LIXO, pra um jogo nesse valor teria que ser melhor. Não vale o preço. Quer se divertir por bem menos? comprem a serie de guerra e estrategia commandos. (y) Graficos: 7 Diversao: 4 Jogabilidade: 4 Som: 5

Individual turns and full missions both take too long yet choices are severely limited. The learning curve isn't steep, but some of the later levels need to be executed perfectly with metagame knowledge standing as the only reason you could win: in other words, this is a game where you will waste an hour on a mission, only to have to redo it, and this will happen several times. I don't recommend buying this, I was very lucky to get it part of a Humble Bundle. Crashes, unfulfilling gameplay, a complete lack of multiplayer / level editor, and a flat story will prevent me from finishing this game that I have owned for years now.

I had MASSIVE enthusiasm for this game but it was a let down in all departments.

The gameplay makes it feel like it was ported from a tablet... so bad it hurts.

Story is cliche, and text certainly has its share of spelling errors, but it seemed simple to play and a fun way to pass time. Art is decent (kind of like Warcraft, cartoonish), and relatively easy to figure out. A manual would have been nice, but most nowadays don't provide more than the basics anyway, certainly little in the way of tactics or strategy. Didn't find a manual for this game, but didn't find one, just tutorials. A couple other points: Your units gain experience and level up...but that doesn't seem to carry over from one battle to another (you have to start from scratch each battle). Also, in the later battles you're able to choose some of the units you can bring in with you, but your choice is quite limited. For example, in some battles you get longbowmen, but others only crossbowmen. Or if you get longbowmen, you can only take two perhaps. I'm guessing this is the way the game designers ensure the game stayed balanced. Anyway, spent a fair amount of time this weekend playing the game, but am now going to uninstall: the game has crashed three times in the past few hours, not only freezing up the game itself but forcing me to log out in order to be able to do anything in windows. This is ridiculous: It's one thing to have bugs that cause your software to freeze or crash, but another thing entirely to force me to log out of windows to fix. Those kind of errors belong in the '90s, not now. I was finally able to shut down the game using task manager and the keyboard, mouse was not functional until I shut it down. So, if you don't have any problems running the game, great. Still nothing that really stands out. With bugs it just makes it another piece of shelfware.