- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Nov 4, 2008
- Also On: DS, PC, PlayStation 3, PSP
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7.3
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 43 Ratings
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Positive: 32 out of 43
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Mixed: 2 out of 43
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Negative: 9 out of 43
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NikoK.Nov 22, 20082What's so special about this game? Did it bring anything new to Real Time Strategy -games, but voice-command? Only thing why people bother voting over 4, is because they don't accept the fact that they spent over 60 € to this piece of garbage.
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AllenS.Nov 7, 20089High 8's but since I have to go with a whole number score it's a 9 reasonable depth, decent AI and voice command really works. Any critic who thinks that there was another true rts not just strategy games in general that was better done than this one is a fool.
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BretO.Nov 10, 20089
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SamuelS.Nov 14, 20088
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MatthewC.Nov 17, 200810Very good game, the voice-command system is a wonder in itself. Online play is by far better then the single player campaign is worth the cost of xbox live each month.
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DeuceM.Nov 3, 20089Based on the extremely limited demo (one battlefield, no special features like WMD or airstrikes), the game was still impressive and fun enough for me toI consider this the best console RTS title ever. With the persistent online campaigns, this game will attract a huge Ghost Recon-like loyal fanbase.
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LukeJNov 4, 20089Great RTS game takes time to get used to the voice commands but once you do you'll have a lot of fun with this game just make sure not have any background noise its very sensitive.
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DanT.Nov 5, 200810Actually the score reflects my pleasure at being proved completely wrong. I had relatively low expectations for this game but honestly it is superb. Excellent voice control system, not a click fest, surprising depth. Also impressed by the AI felt very human. Well done Ubisoft.
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AlexCDec 1, 20089
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AlexR.Jun 9, 200910It is amazing how balanced this game is, it really emphasizes the need for a wide spread of units. The rock paper scissors formula is ingeniously synchronized with every single unit. Tom Clancy's Endwar has an RTS multiplayer unmatched by any game on the Xbox-360. The micromanagement tools are superb and easy to handle. Microsoft should have given Halo Wars to these guys.
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KenP.Nov 11, 20089Between U.S., Russian and European forces there are several differences, and these differences are essentially what make the game. When you have the burly, slow and highly effective russians versus the fast and strong, slippery american faction, it makes for interesting strategy variation.
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ClandE.Nov 11, 20089Easily the most cinematic of all the Tom Clancy games, including its approach to plot as it unfolds depending on which faction you choose and how you play online. The way the gameplay unfolds is unique: Tom Clancy RTS is a new way of approaching gaming in my opinion, and the WW3 concept is pretty intriqing in how Ubisoft has taken it on.
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DaleA.Nov 10, 20089
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DavidC.Nov 15, 20088Great theme, great vision, but the game play just isnt that fun. The voice commands work really well, but the gameplay is very slow. I guess playing on the pc would have been better
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MaxNov 7, 200810Never used to play strategy titles (FPS are my poison) -- but this one's great. The voice control feature works extremely well, the action is fast, the graphics are great... what can I say, Ubisoft did it again. EA should take notice.
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ChrisLDec 2, 200810I played the demo of this game, then i got the real version. The real version is way more fun than the demo, the voice command system works, really well. I played 1 round for a friend of mine, and he immediatly decided to play it. This is not how you do an RTS on a console, this is how you do any RTS.
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AcroNinetysevenSep 28, 200910Thanks to the voice commands (VC), playing this RTS is simple and user friendly! The VC allows you to become the commander and free up the controler insted of cramming a keyboard and mouse on a game contoller! The only thing thats isnt the best is the units and veiwing them, sometimes its hard to find units but over all AWSOME GAME 11/10~!~
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Nov 11, 20116Although you quickly realize that there isn't that much variety to the game-play it is incredibly satisfying barking orders to your troops.......when it understands you. It does get a little tedious when you have to repeat a command 5 or 6 times. Overall it is probably better as a rental since there is not enough replay value to keep you coming back.
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75Calling EndWar shallow would be unfair - streamlined would be a far better descriptor. Unit detail and animation is intricate, and stacks of research went into concocting the sleek weapon systems of 2020AD. Each skirmish is brutally acted out before your eyes, but these animations are the icing, not the cake. For you are not a soldier - you are a general. Once you get into the mindset of a commanding officer, EndWar takes on a life of its own.
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90With its slick voice-command system, depth of strategy and frenetic action, EndWar is one game I'll still be playing after its evaluation. [Dec 2008, p.96]
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85EndWar is fun, fast-paced and will likely swoon even a few jaded shooter fans to the RTS fold.