One of the best RTS games I've played in some while. Been gaming since Tides of Darkness and C&C on my Gateway running windows 98. Skewed Political viewpoints aside this game is the Bee's Knees. Difficult enough to keep it interesting but achievable enough to feel insaley gratified upon victory. I would recommend this title to any serious RTS or RTT gamer who is looking for a challenge set on the modern battlefield.
Великолепная игра. Она показывает события Сирии в исторически правильном свете, рассказывая настоящие истории о доблести и храбрости наших солдат. Благодарю разработчиков за то, что с уважением отнеслись к великой нашей державе!!!
Im a regular west euro man, i dont care about propaganda (this, or the recursive american in all their war games) or any political views. The game is real fun, very nice RTS, very visual with the physics engine. A lot of detail regarding the weaponry, vehicles, damage calculation on vehicles. I enjoyed it a LOT. I would ask for the soldier IA to be more sensitive regarding movements with obstacles, also Id like it to have skirmish mode and even multiplayer mode, BUT considering its a indie game. **** it man I support this guys and expect they continue with patches and more content, dlcs or whatever.
Un bon RTS bien corsé. Uniquement en solo (pour le moment ?), la campagne nous occupe pour au moins 25 heures. Les missions sont longues et l'action permanente.
Moins :
- pathfinding trop "simple", d'un autre temps.
Plus :
- Les objectifs secondaires variés
- La présentation de l'histoire sous un angle original
- Le déroulement de plein d'évènements durant les missions
- La bande-son
There are two things that set this game apart from the pack: the style, and the setting.
The “style”, or genre if you will, has just the right mix of simplicity and authenticity, to where you don’t feel like you’re playing a Starcraft reskin on one hand, but on the other hand you don’t have to spend five minutes figuring out why your tanks won’t fire on enemy infantry that just ran through their formation (I’m looking at you Graviteam). Some things are abstracted out, such as first aid and tank repair, but it’s mostly to cut down on micromanagement and make the game more playable (yes, the developers COULD force you to spend half your time evacuating wounded and towing out damaged vehicles… thank god they chose not to). Overall, the “feel” of the game seems quite realistic, and the balance of various units seems close to reality.
Which brings me to the second point: the setting. One particularly scathing (and, in my opinion, hilariously wrong) online review of this game claims it would be forgettable if it was set in WWII. Perhaps… but what sets it apart is that it’s not set in WWII, and does a fairly credible job at portraying modern urban warfare. Overall, 10 intercepted suicide trucks out of 10, would buy another copy as gift for my buddy.
If there is a game for propaganda this is it. The game takes place off the real life Syrian civil war but doesn't represent the sides fairly, units are also very limited to squads even though there are some vehicles you can use. Syrian Warfare isn't a bad game but it is almost insulting to the current political crisis in Syria it seems as if the developer should have waited before making this controversial RTS It never shows the crimes of Assad either.
This game is in real poor taste and claims to be realistic when its really Russian propaganda. You can do much better with your money. Games should have some ethical purpose and not take advantage of extremely sensitive situations like the current Syrian war where we are still trying to figure out what is really happening there.
SummaryThe war has been going on for a long time, and it's hard to say when it will be over. We got so used to it that news from Syria has become trivial. We've even already forgotten how it all started, and where the roots of the terrible terror lie – the terror that swept across Europe in recent years. Syria is all over the news, and it's bec...