Honestly, bit let down by the game.

I very much like the idea of managing a counter-terror Agency, using intel, clues and such to figure out potential attacks and suspects. Make a very interesting puzzle/management game. I think this game has an excellent potential.

However, there is quite a few problems:

Bad UI interface. It's confusing to use and seem to lack any kind of of proper explainations or descriptions, so keeping track of the different clues/intels is very difficult and a pain in the butt along with a useless spiderweb which bring me to my next, major point.

The clues/investigation interface is trash. You don't know the details of the suspects, age, job, antecedents, skills, history, etc... It's very hard to keep track of the different suspect since you can't add notes or bookmarks to keep tracks of what can be many, many suspects at the same time. You totally lack information as to trying to find out what their roles or actions may be, so you constantly have to shoot in the dark and are forced to make assumptions based on very generic clues that doesn't provide any substantial evidence, that you can't reinforce since you can't consult priors and such. There is only one true way to gain intel, by wiretapping. You can't get tips from national agencies, maybe some defectors going out, etc..

Also, i don't like the way the ressources and assets are made. It would be much better if you had to controls teams/agents around the world for them to gather intelligence and/or act upon the suspects. Right now we have to count solely on local assets provided by the countries that decided to join the CTA. I think we should have the ability to have both local and Agency assets. Perhaps Agency assets need to be moved around which take time and you have a limited supply of.

Also, when you use assets, you constantly need to get new ones since you use them up whenever you take action. Which would be fine in itself if we had Agency assets like stated earlier.

So the game need some major overhaul on the way the UI is used and how the clues/intels works.

Honestly, bit let down by the game. I very much like the idea of managing a counter-terror Agency, using intel, clues and such to figure out potential attacks and suspects. Make a very interesting puzzle/management game. I think this game has an excellent potential. However, there is quite a few problems: Bad UI interface. It's confusing to use and seem to lack any kind of of proper explainations or descriptions, so keeping track of the different clues/intels is very difficult and a pain in the butt along with a useless spiderweb which bring me to my next, major point. The clues/investigation interface is trash. You don't know the details of the suspects, age, job, antecedents, skills, history, etc... It's very hard to keep track of the different suspect since you can't add notes or bookmarks to keep tracks of what can be many, many suspects at the same time. You totally lack information as to trying to find out what their roles or actions may be, so you constantly have to shoot in the dark and are forced to make assumptions based on very generic clues that doesn't provide any substantial evidence, that you can't reinforce since you can't consult priors and such. There is only one true way to gain intel, by wiretapping. You can't get tips from national agencies, maybe some defectors going out, etc.. Also, i don't like the way the ressources and assets are made. It would be much better if you had to controls teams/agents around the world for them to gather intelligence and/or act upon the suspects. Right now we have to count solely on local assets provided by the countries that decided to join the CTA. I think we should have the ability to have both local and Agency assets. Perhaps Agency assets need to be moved around which take time and you have a limited supply of. Also, when you use assets, you constantly need to get new ones since you use them up whenever you take action. Which would be fine in itself if we had Agency assets like stated earlier. So the game need some major overhaul on the way the UI is used and how the clues/intels works.