llevamos desde 2005 con grandes titulos como company of heroes o men of war con opciones de juego cooperativo y un matchmaking de 10 me parece que 19 años despues podrian ni siquiera intentar sacar algo decente el juego de 10 pero tener tan poca verguenza de no sacar cooperativo teniendo multijugador es de no haberse sentado ni 10 minutos a hablar del potencial del juego osea es ridiculo como tener un restaurante con mesas con una sola silla para que todo el mundo coma solo enfin una funcion increiblemente sencilla de añadir y que ya existe en el modo escaramuza que son los bots no dejar añadirlos a multijugador es de juzgado de guardia cambiare mi reseña cuando añadan esa opcion que me parece tan basica en este tipo de juegos como el uso de raton vamos

los combates muy bonito. pero el tema de los suministros le ♥♥♥♥ la diversion... todo el tiempo andas justo de suministros aun comprando.. el el juego te da la capacidad de ir consiguiendo mejores vehiculos. pero si juntas muchos vehiculos gastas mas suministros en el viaje. por ende.. tenes vehiculos o tenes suministros. no las dos cosas. asi que tenes que viajar todo el tiempo con 5 o 6 pelotones de infanteria y 4 tanques.. mas de eso simplemente llegaras a un punto que cuando quieras viajar no tendras suficientes recursos. y los campamentos tienen suministros limitados asi que aunque te sobre el dinero no te va a alcanzar.... espero que pronto saquen un mod para sacar los suministros asi podre volver a jugar este juego.. porque no puedo terminarlo por los ♥♥♥♥♥ suministros... XD

el juego es de lo mejor solo castra mucho que no guarde las partidas por lo tanto no importa cuanto avanzes nada se guarda del progreso.

El juego luce interesante y con batallas bastante espectaculares pero bajo mi punto de vista, es un juego inacabado:

El rendimiento es bastante paupérrimo. Con una Geforce 4090 GTX tiene constantes bajadas de fps a 40 en ultra. Este juego es el que peor rendimiento me ha dado en los 6 meses que llevo con este equipo y desde luego gráficamente es simplemente correcto.

La dificultad está bastante desajustada. En las primeras misiones se notan picos de dificultad que se perciben motivados por falta ajuste que por ser un juego complicado.

La jugabilidad se percibe torpe en ocasiones. El sistema de suministros es farragoso y lento. No puedes crear ordenes sucesivas. Cuando señalas una unidad no indica hacia donde le has dicho que se dirija previamente. No puedes usar ningún comando para seleccionar todas las tropas al mismos tiempo (típico control e). Cuando ocupan edificios hay que orientar manualmente a las unidades etc.

Creo que tiene potencial pero está muy verde aún.

This is a hard game to recommend. If I were to score it an arbitrary value, I would give it a 6/10. Maybe 6.5, but that is pushing it. Be warned, if you get this game, you should consider save scumming a lot. I will detail why below, and I will be starting with the bad, and ending with a bit of good.

My issues with the game stem from a bunch of small design decisions that add up to create a horribly frustrating experience. Stuff like pathing for all units being wonky as all hell, infantry always getting stuck in terrain, vehicles (both friendly and enemy) and each other, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like having enemy 50 cal. emplacements knock out tank crew with said emplacement firing at the front of the tank. The problem is that these issues are consistent throughout the game and are infuriating to deal with because they lead to you losing squad members for no good reason, and the more squad members of any squad die, the less effective they become (even worse for tank crews, since as soon as 2 out of the 4 are dead, that tank may as well be worthless since it will never fire it's main gun after that point, and the only solution is to save scum to a previous point and hope this does not happen). This means that you're getting penalized by RNG and, quite frankly, bad game design that only ever affects you, the player, because the AI has unlimited resources to throw at you.

You need to keep winning, but the enemy only needs to win once. And so, save scumming is a must (at least in my opinion).

There are also bigger issues to consider: the player units, even when at maximum rank, do not feel like they are better than lower rank units at all. The game says that squads at higher ranks deal more damage and are more accurate, but there is quite literally no difference between a max rank sniper squad and a minimum rank one, nor is there any appreciable difference between maximum and minimum ranks for rifle squads, rockets, or tank commanders. The only upgrade that ever matters exists on only "Founder" type units, called "Survivalist", with the rest falling between absolutely worthless, like damage, HP and attack speed upgrades (this is because of the above issue with the ranks, if the squad is no better at a higher rank than a lower one, then what is the point of ranking up? Also, most "upgrades" are 10% increases in something, meaning that it ultimately doesn't matter for the bigger picture), or somewhat useful (Like Chameleon or Powerlifter, because they actually provide some sort of appreciable change to your units).

The cover system does not feel good to engage with at all, it is not properly explained that buildings eventually lose walls and ceilings, thus making your infantry vulnerable even if they are technically still considered to be inside a "building", when in reality there are no more walls to separate the inside from the outside. What this does is make your infantry just stand in the open to get shot at, meaning that a lot of the time they'd be better off outside and prone on the ground.

Another big problem is that units are supposed to be able to pick up special weapons off the ground to arm themselves with, but in practice this system is implemented in such an ass-backwards way that it's baffling. The reason why is because certain units need to have a slot for a weapon type, like a sniper rifle, light machine gun, rocket launcher, etc. In theory, this lets you upgrade your squad to be better in general, and it's supposed to be useful while fighting, so you can loot what your enemy has to be better at fighting in the moment. But for some reason, if you have a squad that has multiple slots open for the same weapon type, like snipers or rocket squads, and you want to pick up weapons for everyone in the squad that can carry them, the game does not let you - instead only one person is allowed to carry that gun, and that one person will go out to every single weapon you try to pick up, meaning that you can never fully upgrade any squad with multiple slots open slots for the same weapon types.

Why is this a problem? Because other than the sniper and rocket squads, every single other squad can be upgraded to have the entire squad switch to a different primary weapon by switching out one weapon. One. Yet to do so for specialist squads, you need to play by these moronic rules that only serve to frustrate for no good reason.

The last issue is with how the supply system works. For some reason, instead of just having "you have supplies for X number of days" and using a system where each supply has a charge that is consumed while travelling, the supplies are numbered in the hundreds of thousands... to do exactly what I just described. The money you get to buy supplies, weapons and other upgrades is similar in its stupidity, especially because if you want to use up all of your money to get as many supplies as possible, you can't, because you need to work with a slider that doesn't allow for precise number inputs for whatever reason.

Another issue with the supply system is that rearming your units is needlessly tedious: you get access to supply vehicles that hold either ammunition or fuel, but while on the map screen, you can't draw from them, no matter how full they are, to resupply your army. Instead, you are forced to always draw from your incredibly precious general supplies that are used for travelling instead. Couple this with the fact that every new infantry squad and vehicle that joins your army adds to the drain of supplies, and you suddenly have an exponential explosion of supply consumption and the only way to get rid of that is to sell them off.

DO NOT DISBAND. NEVER DISBAND. Disbanding does not reduce supply consumption! It only removes that troop from your active list so that it can be used later to replace losses! The only way to reduce consumption is by selling off whatever you do not need! Couple that with the fact that the only equipment you get to keep after a fight are only the vehicles you get our with, and NONE of the weapons lying on the ground, it means that at the start, there can be few opportunities to make more money, while later the game keeps showering you with extra manpower reserves that will forever eat away at your supplies because you can never get rid of them.

So the supply system is incredibly ♥♥♥♥♥♥. My experience of playing on the Medium difficulty was of scrounging for every single enemy vehicle I could get my grubby hands on to immediately sell so I could by as many supplies as possible, only for those to be near immediately consumed. I would use up all of my money after pretty much every single mission. It is not fun to stress over not even being able to continue the campaign because of how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ this system is.

So, what about the good? Well, this is only an RTS in the most basic definition of controlling units in real time. What this game actually resembles in practice is a real-time RPG where you get a bunch of units to control. And when (more importantly, if) it clicks, it feels good! Actually, if you've played Call to Arms: Gates of Hell, this game is similar to that, for both good and ill, but with a lot more pausing to issue emergency orders as you look at the ominous shells suspended in the air, hoping that they're not going to instantly wipe out squads when time is resumed. It requires a lot of scouting out, some planning, some occasional hail marry ideas, and it feels great to pull off. The unit variety is good too, even if the units themselves are horrible to control half the time. And you often have a lot more options in quite a few missions than you realize at first, so exploration of each map is paramount, though be warned that from the very start, missions can (and will) take multiple hours to complete. But honestly, other than the fact that you can pull off some mighty impressive heists and make off like a bandit in the amount of loot you can steal, that's about it for the good.

My feelings for this game are so mixed that I feel bad for giving it a negative, but would feel like I'm misleading people by giving it a positive.

It's a hard game, which i enjoy, but it's hard to the point where you're gonna save scum. You're gonna save scum from losing vital units too quickly, and you're gonna save scum because some objectives are just not clear on what the outcome will be and what alternatives you'll be locked out by completing them.

I understand for the last point that it's meant to add replayability, and I think that its great, but I shouldn't be locked out of doing the mission how I want to do it because I did the objectives in the slightly wrong order meaning I have to play the mission again (I missed out on a tank because of this.)

Also performance is pretty awful, I'm hitting 20/30 frames on urban maps, 40/50 frames when there's a lot of units. Which is unacceptable when I'm using a 4090 and 14900k.

Despite all those issues I did really enjoy completing the campaign, and I'll happily change the review to a positive if the above mentioned issues get resolved.

Game is just quick save quick load simulator, the line of sight system is completely opaque and the AI seem to abuse it heavily because they know every angle they can get a shot from and position their units perfectly for it while your units run around back and forth trying to get line of sight of an enemy units that's shooting direct line of fire weapons. Enemy units will be invisible to you until they start firing or you get right up on them, then you'll watch your units shoot the building for 10 minutes before they die, meanwhile your own infantry in buildings will get torn to shreds in seconds. The terminator enemies have been largely manageable for me but the Cartel missions are entirely miserable affairs that aren't difficult in so much as they require you to save scum constantly to see what the enemy has where. In the end the enemy can lose all it's units because the next mission it will just have more but if you lose more than a couple units it's game over. The game also strangles you with an awful supply system that restricts how many units you can have but then some missions it will give you a dozen extra units in mission and in other missions they give you one or two squads and that's it. The game wants you to use infantry to screen for tanks but the camouflage and line of sight systems makes any advance with infantry into an open space entirely suicidal, you'll lose enough men that your squad will be useless the rest of the mission and not worth risking and thus become unable to actually then complete the objective as some missions will spam egregious numbers of AT troops, minefields and artillery that will shred your vehicles if you try to move them up in either support or as a spearhead. For some reason the Cartel ATGM squads also have a sniper too so countering them with infantry basically guarantees losing multiple squad members crossing the distance as smoke seems entirely RNG about if it has any real effect.

The game has a lot of potential, I like the actual concept and the gameplay a lot, but the mission design is appalling and the RNG elements just do not work well with a consistent force between missions. Sometimes you'll watch your troops CONSTANTLY miss enemies standing stationary in the open and they will then just turn around and 100% accuracy snipe your units and wipe an entire squad in seconds who are supposed to be getting a cover bonus from being in buildings. That's not a skill issue, that's just RNG screwing you over, time to reload your save again. You move infantry through a town piece by piece and wipe out infantry you find and the second you move a vehicle forwards surprise there was an RPG squad in a building somewhere that you never saw and they pop up and your vehicle is instantly dead. Reload. Oh, you completed an objective, now the game spawns a handful of armoured vehicles in this one place that attack and objective and you have a limited amount of time to stop it. Reload. Move a unit to the other side of the map, you have 15 minutes. Oh, and there's an entire enemy base in between surrounded by mines and filled with ATGM troops, snipers and artillery. Hope you enjoy spending the next 2 hours reloading saves as you try and decipher what exact action the game devs are trying to force you to take.

In the end, whatever fun there is to be had is buried beneath not a difficult, but instead a frustrating pile of bad mechanics/

I wanted to give the game a good review. But some rather unpleasant parts hit hard. Tactical map Econ is broken, you need to pay supplies daily to keep troops good to go, that's fine; makes sense. Then costs show up, your random civilian dudes with cheap single shot assault rifles cost around 800 a day. Modern dayish infantry squad 1100, A technical truck with terminator auto guns jury rigged to back costs 10,000. Your reward for winning that last mission 180,000 supplies. I had nearly 50k upkeep a day. You have 4+ days of travel ahead to next mission. Its hard to build up a force to fight robot menace because of these costs, so disband and throw the men and vehicles in recycle can and inch by with the scraps remaining. After third mission you can travel north to visit tech cultists to trade. Depending on how many guys you still have left your campaign can softlock here as you won't have enough resources to bring the army back the way you came.

Fourth mission defend against convoy went smooth enough. Annoyingly I couldn't get my snipers or rpg teams to pick up better gear. They only switch out first gun of two for other stuff you find preventing them in mission from upgrading guns. Also started to notice just how fast everyone and thing died.

I came here to fight terminators. First few missions are this thankfully. Now game decides time to fight Mexican criminals instead of race ending robots.. Cool.. What came after was 10 hours of terrible game play. Infiltration mission alright, you interact with certain areas/npc squads, your mission critical unit gets in a arena fight which you can't control your squad and is pure rng if they just straight up die in ensuing fight. Forcing you to start over. Literally set game difficulty to story mode, went to this arena, watched trained soldiers get stomped by drunks from the bar.. Save reload several times before the duels were won, continued infiltrating mission. Get to moment when things get loud. Alright your now surrounded and outnumbered by enemy soldiers with a timer. Alright won that part your backup is here.. They spawn in kill box of enemy forces at the gate. Okay through skin of your teeth you did that. Now its time to go through entire city house to house combat. Your enemies are thugs who have better skill then your crack commandos. Out range you using exact same guns, better accuracy and you can't spot them until they start shooting. Literally had sniper looking down a open road, saw nothing, vehicle moved up, surprise anti vehicle missile team was waiting 10 feet from squad guess your Humvee is scrap now. Another block away oops happens again but this time your Apc and its squad got wrecked. Another block, turn corner hey HMG team was waiting militia squad mulched. Halfway through time to rush prison they executing people. No your snipers can't pick them off from side, geography has LoS blockers there. On a flat plain to front gates. Find out later you can go to a certain unmarked area, force fire npc squad, enter a building and rescue some allies, with no knowledge as to their existence prior. One of them is a commando squad who can plant bombs. Then you can exploit Ai to rig entire map to explode with c4. Aggro the enemy and just insta gib everything present. Now you just need to deal with spawning enemies swarming from the either. Alright slaughter is almost done just pack up and leave through exit point. woops mission loss because you sent your critical squad out first. Reload send everyone else out first, woops mission critical squad last guy out piloting your tank despawns, losing your tank. But you won mission. My experience alone in this mission is enough to force review to be bad from good. Regardless of rest of game. Not here to fight people. I want to fight the robots like Conner intended.

Now you would look at the big ole tactical map and think must be a lot of missions and fighting to be had.. around 12 battles. Alright bet skirmish and multiplayer is pretty decent. There are 4 maps. Content is rather light. Although they intend to bring DLC to add on to game.. Probably best to wait until game is on sale at some future point and potential they have patched/modified existing game.

Sinceramente me arrepiento de comprarlo, pensaba que era estilo Tzar, Xcom o Aliens Dark Descent pero no fue así. a quien le guste este tipo de juegos me alegro pero no es lo que esperaba. el juego es escenarios con varios unidades repartidas en el, donde deberás ordenarles que se posicionen y vencer al enemigo. no tiene construcción de refugios o bases. no tiene mejorar a los escuadrones, no tiene nada de eso solo escenarios un puñado de soldados a donde decirles donde deben ponerse para que acaben con los robots. Quizás algún tanque o o unidad especial este en el escenario pero poca cosa mas. Para nada es ni se asemeja a los juegos mencionados. Repito a quien le guste esta clase de juego por escenarios bien por ellos, no es mi caso.

If I could give this a neutral review it is what I would give this game. It doesn't deserve the thumbs down but it doesn't deserve a thumbs up either.

I would like to start by saying I want to love this game, but as it is, I can only like its vision. There is genuine passion behind the development of this game, and it shows. Interesting characters, a multitude of units and equipment to use, and the sheer variety of options presented to you make this game something that should be highly replayable and enjoyable for hundreds of hours. But what I am about to present below is what destroys its potential in this regard.

1. There is an utterly insane level of focus on micromanagement that genuinely makes my head hurt after just one or two missions. Resources and supplies are counted in the tens of thousands, and your army will be consuming at least 30k supplies a day after the third mission, assuming you managed to salvage as many vehicles as possible from that mission.

2. Leaning off the above point, there is a stupid amount of work you need to do to keep units alive in this game. The game will throw multiple objectives at you, and to even get a passing grade that doesn't cripple you down the road requires Grand Master levels of micro on the players' part. Anyone less will require either cheesing the situation or sheer brute force to overcome.

3. Continuing as another tangent of point #1, there is an incredibly accurate counter for all ammunition used by all units in your current mission, including allied units and (I am assuming) enemy units as well. So what's the problem? That is *every single unit on the map.* I admit I am playing on a very old PC, but I expect even newer hardware to suffer under the load of this game in the late game. There is simply too much to handle.

4. Like most wargame-types before it, there is a certain level of RNG involved as to whether shots land or miss, and there is an impressive amount of extra variables that can contribute to success or failure. But again, this demands even more out of your PC and it makes certain hero missions fustrating to deal with without numerous reloads. Gods forbid if you bring your heroes (since they are just as squishy as any other unit you have) into regular missions without putting them into the heaviest armor you have--and that might not save them still. Unless you are utterly confident in your micro skills, save yourself the hassle.

5. Leaning on quicksaves. Oh good heavens, I am a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. player and this game has beaten how often I hit F5 and F9 to quicksave/quickload. Because of the RNG system mentioned above sometimes you are just one bad roll away from getting utterly sodomized by the enemy, no matter how well you play your cards. The game would be far more enjoyable if you didn't end up staring at the loading screen so consistently just so you don't break your odds of success down the road.

In closing, if the devs are reading this, I need to state this right now: your focus on detail is f*cking awesome but it is overkill for how many units you have to manage at the same time while pursuing multiple objectives. However, this hardcore attention to "realism" is crippling this game for the casual observer and the folks trying to enjoy their time outside of work, as well as their poor rigs that weren't built to NASA standards.

I am still going to try to complete this game but I am unsure if I can fully complete this game without burning either myself or my PC to the ground in the process.