Starship Troopers: Terran Command

This game at random times will have big performance issues and the game has terrible balance on the higher difficulties but is way to easy on every other difficulty, the good reviews are just from people being nastolgic or don't want to criticize the devs sense it seems like this was made by 1 person

The amount of times i hit Attack Move and watched my troops run through the enemy without engaging them only to be chopped to shreds makes this game soo frustrating at times.

Wow, there's no base building. Yuck. I guess if you want to play something that's just about positioning you might be able to have fun with this? Audio/Visually this is kinda ugly--certainly less impressive stylistically than 1995's excellent "[b]Command & Conquer[/b]"... This game would probably be more fun if it were a set of custom maps in [b]Starcraft 2[/b]/[b]Warcraft 3[/b] rather than an actual game release - but I guess there's no money in that. I would get a lot more joy out of playing through those older campaign missions in any of the aforementioned games--even the ones where there's no base building and you're just controlling a few units than I possibly could playing [b]Starship Troopers: Terran Command[/b].

I'm a big fan of the Starship troopers films so seeing a game translate that setting is awesome to see. I think the characters in the story are generally unlikeable and I don't understand why i cant shift click orders. Those are my only real complaints with the game. Beyond that it would be a really good idea to add coop or even pvp to this game and further flesh out base building or units. There is something really special here, perhaps we will see these things in a sequel. I enjoyed the campaign and am going through the dlcs at the moment. If i had to give it a score id give it a 7.5 or 8 out of 10. If you're a fan of Starship Troopers it's an obvious purchase and more like an 8 or a 9.

This is a good RTS overall; stylistically it looks a lot like Command and Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars down to the rifle and rocket squads. Most people that rate this game negatively are generally upset because there is no base-building, no resource extraction/mining to build large armies, and no multi player. In ST - Terran Command the bases are already set up (defensive walls and all) and you only select base upgrade nodes on pre-placed hubs to gain access to different units. You can pick up supply caches in the campaign missions but these are also pre-set and finite so you only can extend your force by 1 or 2 squads with each pickup; each campaign mission is really about the fulfilling the mission objectives (not base building) with a small squad of various soldier types against overwhelming hordes of alien arachnids (similar to the 1997 movie). So the strategy in the game lies in picking out a select few unit types, and methodically moving them across the map and into favorable combat positions (higher ground, bottlenecks, etc.) to defeat larger numbers of enemies. Also, your squads are living on a knife edge, because they are so outnumbered that one wrong move will (or position) will destroy your squad, this makes the game both challenging and fun. Truthfully this game is much better than any Command and Conquer title on actual real-time strategy (troop movements, positioning, and unit choice) in order for a smaller force to beat a larger one; in the C&C titles the larger army always won, and by extension, this meant whoever mined the most minerals won. In Starship Troopers Terran Command strategy is much more important due to the limitations in force size and strength against superior numbers. Think of ST- Terran Command like the Command and Conquer missions where you couldn't build a base and started with only a set number of troops; in order to win you had think about how best to deploy your limited forces. There are some annoying glitches in this title, such as your troops shooting through obstacles in the environment (rocks, cliffs, etc.) to kill enemies, overall it's not a game-killer but it is noticeable and impacts game-play. Also, there are some troop movement glitches too in this game, but they happen so infrequently that it also is not a game-killer. Also, the campaign missions (single player only) do get a little repetitive; 1.) take out the bug hives, 2.) regroup as an attack wave of bugs comes in retaliation, 3.) Defend your main base with your sparse forces against the horde, in the first campaign there are like 5 or 6 missions with that above formula. Also, the base game and all the DLCs are quite costly ($40 to $50), you can pick up the base game (with the first campaign) pretty cheap on the second-hand steam key market, if you like the game you can pay more money for the additional campaign DLCs. Overall, it's a good first effort at a unique RTS and I hope to see a second installment sometime soon.

really fun gameplay i didnt think i would like it cause Im not much of a RTS fan but Im a huge starship troopers fan so i had to play and it and i can confidently say this game changed my mind on RTS's and Im loving it, fits in with the world and universe of starship troopers really well.

NOOB Game,打开就是unity6报错，网上搜了个遍发现国内根本下不了，二十分钟全几把在重启和验证

1. Хороший жук - мертвый жук 2. Служба гарантирует гражданство 3. Хочешь совет? Никогда не упускай своего шанса Лучшая игра по Звездному Десанту, 10 из 10, рекомендую

I's an amazing RTS that takes the world of Starship Trooper and makes it just as epic and fun as the movies. Can't wait to see how the studio takes this franchise further!

Okay game, but simply overrated ASF... has its own share of issues...