Starship Troopers: Terran Command

I actually do like the game but the pathing ai is so bad in this game I can't recommend it. You will watch as you squads clump, stop shooting, and die so many times and its just not worth the rage. If you try to use big units they will get stuck on your infantry and do nothing until they are being swarmed and die. I never played an rts where I felt like the humans had bigger death wishes then the hive minded insects until this game. It's impressive how much they wanna die. If you can get past that you'll have a good time though.

There are workshop mod that allow you to play as the bug ... if you a traitor!

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RTS in which base building is really basic and the focus is on correctly working with your squads and vehicles. Shooting thousands of bugs is real fun and you get that feeling of fighting against never ending hordes of arachnids with a dim hope that maybe just a few men will survive. Service guarantees citizenship!

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I don't think I've ever seen an RTS game capture the spirit of an older movie as well as this game has. Would you like to know more?

Solid oldschool RTS. Spirit of the movie is captured in a perfect way.

I love the Starship Troopers movie and had high hopes for this game. I was really looking forward to strategic game-play and a kind of "kill them all" experience as you fight off endless waves of tatic changing bugs. I was expecting something closer to a fleshed-out Command & Conquer or StarCraft-style RTS. Unfortunately, the game disappointed me almost immediately. Before I could even get invested, I was being reminded about DLC I didn't own, which gave me a bad first impression. The gameplay itself felt repetitive, restrictive, and surprisingly boring. Move your troopers a little wait till they kill the next lot of bug, repeat. I never felt like I had much freedom in how I approached missions, and it never really captured the chaotic atmosphere that made Starship Troopers so memorable. One thing that made me laugh was the manned heavy machine guns. Apparently, humanity can travel across the galaxy, but they still haven't solved the problem of machine guns and weapons overheating. Watching soldiers stand around helplessly getting killed while waiting for their weapons to cool down often felt more frustrating than realistic. What really hurt the experience for me was the lack of meaningful strategy. They state it's a RTS game but compared to other RTS games, the tactical options felt very limited. Combat often feels scripted rather than dynamic, with missions constantly telling you where to go, what to capture and what to do instead of letting you come up with your own fun solutions. There is also very little meaningful base-building, which was disappointing considering I was expecting something closer to Command & Conquer or StarCraft. Many missions felt more like puzzles with predetermined solutions than open-ended strategy battles. Rather than adapting to changing situations and creating your own tactics, it often felt like the game wanted you to complete objectives in a specific way. This made the game-play feel restrictive and reduced replayability. As a fan of the franchise, I think the developers should have focused more on making the game-play fun, strategic, and replayable rather than pushing additional DLC. The game has the Starship Troopers name, but it lacks the strategy, excitement, freedom, and scale I was hoping for. Sadly, I ended up requesting a refund and uninstalling the game. My expectations may have been too high, but this was a major disappointment.