
Servo is a sci-fi RTS from some of the key creative talent behind the beloved Age of Empires series. Design your team of giant war machines with parts earned in battle, deploy them into white-knuckle RTS combat, and destroy the opposition in PvP or cooperative scenarios.
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---------------- About the gameplay ---------------- It feels like someone's trying to make another version of Total Annihilation, but couldn't program a second resource. Skirmishes are absolutely insane. There's no wait period, no breathing room, no chance for you to think for a moment about your next step. It's "hurry and teleport in" before someone steals your rez node and then you gotta turn around 'cause you already have baddies gunning at your dropship. If you somehow survived the first wave AND managed to snag at least one node, then you have very little time to build up your strength before the meteorites show. They show every 800 resources. Global. Meaning that if you didn't get one of the first two nodes, you're screwed with only your servo and the starter turret. If you manage to get a roving force and destroy one of the two meteors (they drop them in pairs, I think), then another one will take its place. I can't recall of any other strategy game that does this. Dawn of War, Starcraft, Age of Empires... Even the freaking MOBAs give you a little breather between waves. This reminds me of a map I once made for Blood. Since I made it, I knew the order and where every secret was located at, and assumed everyone would be able to figure it out. Not the case. I received evey complaint about difficulty and got a bad score because I realized you could glitch the dogs at the first room by going prone under them, but not everyone else did. ---------------- About the AI ---------------- Jesus ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Christ. Why on Earth would you allow allies to build within your influence if THERE IS NO RESOURCE SHARING!? SO. MANY. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. TIMES. I have had the AI claim all the resource spots when THEY'RE NOT EVEN THERE! I've only been able to play this with AI, since I haven't been able to get paired with someone online, but I'm absolutely certain you can get stuck with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ teammate that will steal every resource node from under you, leaving you wandering aimlessly, telling yourself "Why did I download this?" I know it's an early access game. I don't care. It's currently not worth the buy. ---------------- About the customization ---------------- You'd think that for a game that boasts about customization, they'd have at least several different parts set up. So far, I've only seen: -first weapon -sword -pistol -rifle -shoulder rocket (single) -shoulder grenade launcher All bodyparts are exactly the same, with slight variations in color. Oh yeah. There as a shield unit in there, but it was so weak that It was essentially the same as going naked. ---------------- Final thoughts ---------------- Right now it's not worth the buy. Maybe check again in a few months. Don't buy early access stuff this early! If they sell every copy during early access, they won't have any reason to finish the game!
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Been playing this as a founder. This is very early development at this moment, but this is destined to be a classic. Great talent with some super prior games. Simple, but addictive, single and multiplayer. Kill the other base, get scrap, upgrade your bots. Really great and classic fun!!!
Game appears to have been abandoned by developers who rarely comment in discussions anymore. However, the developers still find time to work on their IOS games. Check on recent Stardock promotions and you will notice they don't even mention this game. I beleive even they are starting the think this is abandonware . Stay away.
Do Not Buy. Sadly development stopped in 2016. With thier servers off line down, there is no longer any Multi-player or Co-opt game play, only single player with a few missions. There is more info on it on thier Steam hub page.
First off I know allot of people say ohh this is like total annillation or supreme commander - no its not the only 2 things these games have in common is mechas and RTS to compare them to each other does not do either justice why? time - time is a big factor in these games a single match of Total annillation or supreme commander could take hours where as this game is made to take 10-15mins per match in a more get in and get shooting mentality - if your lead unit dies the timer resets on it and you respawn it free of charge giving you a range of options as long as you protect your command ship so we now what its not - so what is it? I'd say this game is closer to metal fatigue or air mech then what most compare this game to - its fast in your face no time to debate or pause and make strategy - get in shoot use your mechs special attacks and hope you hold long enough to snag some resources and make some generic units to back up your servos the co op hold your own map reminds me more of Dawn of war 2 Last Stand as you get waves of enemies while trying to collect resources and build up - the limited resource types helps keep your mind on fighting over micromanagement is a bonus since attempting to sweep away enemies with limited resources can be tough So buy this game if you are looking for a fast paced RTS with RPG style quick in your face matches a interesting choice of mecha options- arm them with pistols swords grenade launchers brass nuckles rifles and differnt armors and pilots the pvp is fun quick shoot em up style rts Don't buy it if your looking for a new supreme commander - or total annilation - these are not the same please stop comparing them I love total annilation far to much for people to keep bashing every game in its name - they are not the same let the game rest in peace a long in depth campain or story line - these are pretty much just not in the game only 2 campains to get you started I already beat them in first 2 hours of play on all difficultys a no bugs perfect in all ways game - its early access it has bugs it has some wierdness and balancing needs major work still - does that make it less fun? for some yes so hit follow or wishlist it till you think its worth the cash so after 2 hours would I buy it again? yes - 7/10 solid early access with tons of potentiol (and I'm talking real diamond in the rough not great ""personality"" ) also to anyone who attempts to troll me or leave some grammar nazi response I will delete you - if you have a legit response or complaint about my post I'm all for responding so please ask away but folks remember - I'm a gamer not a Grammar professor so please please keep that kinda rage for facebook maybe youtube but don't leave it on my door step I won't deal with it
Looks like the plug was pulled onthis game. Too bad, as it looks like it could have been a decent game if finished. Note to developer. I won't be backing you again.
Bought almost 2 years ago in early access expecting it to turn out great but devs completely abandoned it! Want my money back.
Offline only, the game servers are closed down for good. Dead before out of earily access. EDIT: You can no longer play this at all. DO NOT BUY Cant even get a refund. I will not buy from this company again.
No update in nearly 12 months, looks to be abandoned. I supported due to Strardock being behind it, will be more careful in future.
The game has officially been abandoned.
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