Precursors: Armored Angels

Hmm, this is a pretty new experience for me I've encountered a very different approach here and some new mechanics I haven't seen before. "STEP BY STEP". Okay, now that motto serves as your main reminder. WARNING: P:AA is one of those games that can eat up all your free time if you just let it! I urge you not to play before an important day or school/work or you will easily forget everything :\. A combination of two game eras: the style of games of the 90s and modern mechanics that are still used today. That is! Stylistics (retro), but the approach is modern. Amazing! + I like that the developers know how to deliver the right information to the player in the tutorial and bring them up to speed properly. I'm inexperienced in turn-based strategy games and this was valuable to me. You'll need: + Basic knowledge of the game, which you'll get in the tutorial + Intellectual ability. you need to think through every move. the level increases each time you play. + stress tolerance. you have to remember that it's just a game. Wow. The women are very nicely drawn ;)

Supreme Commander ?! \ No, it's much better than that!

The game has a lot of shortcomings here and there, but this climax is unique. Something like a good B-category production. The tutorial is there but it doesn't lead you by the hand. You want to play quickly, there's no chance, you have to read something sometimes, think. Are you in a hurry? This is not the game for you. However, this game has something extraordinary about it. As you go further you notice a multitude of options.

The art style is cool but the gameplay is atrocious. You miss around 50% of shots that are fired at optimal range. There is no indication when the enemy reinforcements will arrive, they just show up for no reason and seemingly randomly, sometimes they do, sometimes they don’t. The whole game is very simple and shallow in terms of features and actual strategy. There are a bunch of mech types but they all have just lasers (shooting straight) and missiles (shooting overhead). The battlefield is always only three tiles wide so if you have more than three mechs deployed you end up shooting your own mechs in the back or not using your lasers. That combined with the aforementioned always missing at any range and magical reinforcements makes for a very frustrating experience. It’s just not fun even on easy difficulty. I give up and search for better mech games.

"Someday you'll figure this game out, but not now." No kidding, it was a great gaming experience for me. It can be a great option in case you have a game oversaturation and you are bored with popular online games, and nothing new looks good to you ;)

Took the mech — felt like a robo-boss