- Publisher: Codemasters
- Release Date: Jun 30, 2004
User Score
8.6
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 38 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 34 out of 38
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Mixed: 0 out of 38
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Negative: 4 out of 38
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NikJul 30, 200410Very good.
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BigfootApr 1, 200510THE rts game. (not some lazy-ass factory-builder tactical game...) nuff said.
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MikeR.Jul 16, 200410Bloody Marvelous. :D Ignore Bill M btw :p
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A.A.Jul 3, 200410Awesome!!!
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JohnS.Jul 5, 200410Wonderful!!
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EdL.Jul 8, 200410BillM is a joker, this game is excellent.
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EricH.Jun 16, 200410This game is amazing!
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RTSExpertAug 23, 200410The most realistic rts game! totally ignore Bill M!
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CarlosSep 22, 200410It's beyond words, you have to play to understand how amaizing this game is.
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KelR.Jul 11, 200410
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Jul 5, 201110This game and the Men of War series is in my opinion the best RTS WWII games. The thing that lets this game stand out is it's difficulty. I couldn't even make through the first levels in the easy difficulty at first. Afterwards I started to understand the tactics and finished the game. I must say, It was worth it.
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Sep 16, 201110
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AdeyBabyFeb 21, 20059The game rox! Great graphics, sound and, most importantly, gameplay. There are a few minor niggles, but to be fair, I think most of these are judgement calls by the developers to do with balancing gameplay and making it as enjoyable as possible. I got my copy 2nd hand for £7.99 - must be the best £7.99 I've ever spent on a computer game!
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58The AI is very smart. Probably too smart for newbies. Even on easy mode, soldiers will react with gang reflexes in shooting you to a pulp.
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85While some RTS fans may not be happy that it does not follow the same Build & Overwhelm pattern of many other RTS titles, the depth and strategy it offers is a welcome change.
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80Brilliant graphics, incredibly detailed environments, smart controls, and 30 sinister standalone missions. [Oct 2004, p.120]