Regiments

I'm too old, slow, and dumb to play RTS games...but I can play this one! You can fully control the pace to suit your own needs and limitations. There is plenty of content, especially with the DLC; Skirmish Mode and Warpath extends this even further. Highly recommend to novice and veteran gamers alike.

This game is amazing. Coming from Armored Brigade 2 I assumed this game would be very arcadey and in a way its less of a war game, yet its very manageable once you figure the UI and flow of the game out. Its very easy to control your armies, and to order units around. You don't micro much at all, I just send my boys in, and they handle it. Ill throw smoke and arty, but my tanks engage what they can see, if they don't Ive got recon units. Its actually a very chill game, with very low clicks per second. Some people love carpal tunnel, and clicking as fast as possible, for us older folks, this game doesn't play like it looks. Its not as micro intensive as Men of War or Call to Arms. Its not as instant death as Combat Mission. Its very much its own thing. I watched a youtube lets play, and for some reason it didn't really click with me, now that I've played a skirmish and the tutorial I realize just how .. simple it plays. Using entrenchment as an example, instead of clicking my guys and then clicking again and choosing where the foxholes, if I leave my infantry still, I know that they will begin to entrench on their own. Little things like that take a huge amount of micro off of the player. ....also... this game is amazing after work when you are tired. I order some tanks, I send them in, I click retreat and they spew out smoke and run away so I can deploy something else. Its very smart in how it plays. Also it has dynamic campaigns. The Warpath mode lets you choose a regiment and do a bunch of missions and upgrade your regiment. Just a really great game. Singleplayer only as the introvert gods intended.

I don't think the comparisons to Warno and Broken Arrow are fair because it takes away from what this game is. It is only similar to those in the effect that it is an RTS with combined arms warfare. Regiments is a ton of fun, with alot of variety in gameplay and an ongoing "RPG" lite mode that is always fun to check out and experiment with units you aren't used to. The in game encyclopedia is fantastic and I wish games would go back to providing things like this. Great game, but I wouldn't compare it to Warno, this is its own thing and deserves the respect of being acknowledged as such.

Очень неплохая стратегия (РТС/варгейм). Игра достаточно простая, но в этой простоте как раз и заключаются плюсы. Нет переусложнённого микроменеджмента, то, что происходит - достаточно легко предугадать. Доля условности местами немаленькая, но происходящее на экране адекватно. В смысле геймплея ничего особо оригинального, однако механика с оргштатной структурой подразделений (из которой игрок выбирает то, что вызвать на поле боя) интересная, и мне понравилась. Действительно есть разница между танковой и пехотной армией, условно. И средства усиления тут именно усиляют и дополняют. Мультиплеера нет... Да он и не нужен. В общем, любителям в меру правдоподобных, но не переусложнённых РТС - рекомендую.

A great game. If you enjoy Wargame: Red Dragon or Warno give this one a shot. I can't wait to see what the developer does next.

not for me

I honestly can't and won't like it, Despite that some of the infantry models look great, Regiments look like a cheap-alternative to broken arrow, For someone that plays Broken arrow and WARNO, It's a discounted alternative game, As it less in details and there is no true customization but rather static pre-defined groups to choose from, Better to play one of the other 2 than regiments if you have the budget, It's simply more and better, It's like comparing a mosin rifle to an AK-47.

More fun than Warno - and you control platoons, not individual tanks. It's a tactical-operational level game. Well placed, realistic enough and well paced. 8/10 highly recommended. Oh and it's a solo dev! Great work my guy! Thanks for your efforts.

On the surface this might come across as a game that owes absolutely everything to the Eugen systems RTS games, To be fair Regiments has its own positives when put up against the likes of Warno and Red Dragon. It's easier on the eyes and less cluttered and has a much easier learning curve. Perhaps the best thing is that it gives you casualty figures that usually has a ratio of three or four wounded for one soldier killed. One thing that might be divisive is that you can't build a deck but you've still got a wide choice of composition as to how your regiment is constructed So yes Regiments comes recommended though you probably won't spend countless hours playing it though with the Steam Summer sale on you've no excuse for nor buying it

Regiments is a wonderful game that has a wealth of choice in how you play it from the wide roster of units and nations you can play down to the settings that define how a skirmish or campaign plays. It plays in a simillar fashion to games such as: World in conflict, Wargame, Broken arrow and WARNO. I have finished all campaigns and a bunch of skirmish in Regiments. I liked this game a lot and I enjoyed the structure of the deployments and post battle for the campaign. If you are after single player content please consider buying this over Broken arrow as Regiments is half the cost and also a well polished finished product.