Awesome strategy game. I really like the setting, modern and guerrilla warfare mixed with in a post-apocalyptic world. Aesthetically, it is pleasing and clear (missing HDR support). Gameplay-wise, I really like the units roster, its abilities/upgrades and the synergies between them. I thoroughly enjoy the resource-management throughout the campaign. From obtaining as much loot as possible from the battles you fight to earn money, to managing your army and setups as well as buying improvements and planning ahead. You need to keep consumed supplies in check as growing your army is not free, and you need to consider travel requirements. The duality between combat and campaign management reminded me of XCOM, which is quite a praise. I think it is really well executed within its AA scope. A top strategy RTS game, among my favourites.

If you expect this game to be similar to World in Conflict from Massive Entertainment you are going to be vastly disappointed. I did that mistake and many others it's not a bad game but it's a matter of taste. The mission design is similar to solving puzzles you have to do exactly what the game expects you to do or else you will lose there is no real freedom of strategic choices. Units with RPG mechanics so it's like you throw a dice every time they open fire if you are in luck and the dice has a positive number then they will hit their target. Your troops in this game just love to throw their limited bullets like idiots and without doing any damage to the opponent so you have to constantly babysit them and tell them exactly of what they have to hit. There are very limited troops and resources at your disposal in every mission so you have to be very careful of not losing them.

This would have been a perfect 10 if not the lack of some quality of life implementation. The idea is great, the gameplay is very engaging, fun, well thought out, but here are the reasons I must substract 2 points from a perfect 10: - severe lack of tooltips! took me a while to understand that the weapons rankings is not your typical ranking like legendary, rare etc, but the weapon colors rather represent the type of weapon, aka the slot of the unit/vehicle on which it fits. Also, when picking up weapons from the ground, you don't get a full tooltip for the ground weapon, so you need to look it up theoretically on their encyclopedia, which is also lacking! So you have to look it online.This can come as a plus, but some weapons for the same vehicle/unit slot can be better vs infantry, others better vs vehicles, other mixed, which is actually a positive as that would mean that generally there aren't bad weapons and good weapons, you need to plan what that specific slot should be used for- but it would help to see all that on tootips also for weapons on the ground!! - lack of key combination for: * selecting all units at once * selecting all vehicles at once * selecting all infantry at once - grouping of units: there is support for grouping units with the classic ctrl + [0-9] keys combinations, but! there's a but: when you group some units under a control, they are not grouped on the units preview pane on the UI, they are listed in the same order as before. Which means that once you group some units in a control, it's not so easy to preview/select units which are not yet under a ctrl+n group. I would have loved to have something similar with eg the way rome 2 and most total war series do the grouping part, just separate the grouped units from the rest. - units highlight: * selected units on the units preview pane is not very well highlighted, so it's not so easy to see from the list of units which ones you currently have selected * the minimap: oh God the minimap is not great at all, many missions have neutral factions, your troops are visible on some sort of green, the neutral ones on some sort of blue, but they look so similar that it s sooo hard to discern your troops from the neutral ones! - troops driving the vehicle: there is absolutely no indication on the units preview pane who the funk is driving the vehicles! in this game, most unit types can drive regular vehicles .Many vehicles can transport other troops as well. You can see the transported troops whithin the vehicle on the units preview pane, but you cannot see what unit is driving! which can be a real nuisance, as eg for vehicles you bring to front you can assign dedicated tank/vehicle drivers, but for vehicles aquired during missions you mostly assign units like rangers/snipers etc as drivers, and you kinda need to know where to find them during fights! To quote Angry Joe, this game deservers a badass seal of approval - but it needs abit of work on the QOL part.