AaronOlstead

Simply a masterpiece. The game has a great storyline and multiplayer is addicting. I'd recommend this to any COD fan. New levels, new weapons and new multiplayer modes make this game fun.

This game should not have been converted to the iOS. The fonts are too small and scrolling the map is cumbersome and jagged. I also get screen tearing on some scenarios. The price tag and the product suggests you should stay away from this game. The difficulty settings are not working correctly either.

Great game. Love it from head to tow. The campaign was fun and multiplayer is even funner. i also like how it brought us into the future with new weapons, traits and storylines.

Disappointed. Allied Corps is a remake of the old Allied General of the 90's but for some reason I payed Slitherine $50 to get it in 2013. The campaigns and scenarios are limited and the scope is small. Also, the campaign isn't as dynamic as it appears to be, it has very limited outcomes. The PBEM on the Slitherine server is also very buggy. I don't recommend anyone purchasing this. it needs to be patched badly.

I really enjoy ww2 fps games and this was no exception. The graphics are competitive, gameplay is realistic, tactical exploitation is available, and there is much weapon diversity. Great game for all, especially if you enjoy Call of Duty or the like.

Not sure where they were going with this game, but ok. It misses the mark in many aspects and lacks any sort of improvement, worth mentioning here, over its predecessors. Don't even bother. With outdated graphics and artwork, the lack dynamic control or gameplay, and with little replayability, Pathers in the Fog is just another Close Combat game resold at a higher price. Cheers.

This game is addicting, pure and simple. It took awhile for the Hearts of Iron 2 fans to jump onto this wagon, but trust me, they did. The game is a huge improvement over its prequel. More provinces, a more advanced tech tree, in-depth OOB and a prettier interface. Don't pass HOI3 up, because you'll be missing out.

When I picked up this game at a "discount" recently (5 dollars off the original price when it was first released) I was hoping it was going to be a competitive release to Rome: Total War. I couldn't be more wrong. This ancient "strategy" game makes it frustrating for one to control numbers of soldiers of any significant size, and it fails miserably at presenting ancient warfare in any realistic manner. Roman legions are given commands moving about in mobs and not in any orderly fashion whatsoever, representing barbarians more than any type of a civilized empire. Now I have the problem of trying to sell this title knowing that I wont get even a quarter of the price I paid for it. Boy, did I screw up! The game is a let down, but the cover looks cool! Cheers.

Although similar to previous CoD games, Black Ops 2 had new and exciting missions and a cliff-hanging campaign, taking the action to the next level. With new weapons, locations, and tactical exploits, I recommend this game to any gamer of the FPS genre. Not only are the graphics ideal, but they are suited for directx11 and all future OS installments. For a great time and addicting multiplayer, pick Black Ops 2!

Legion on the PC was less than bad in the first place, why they transplanted it to the iOS is beyond logic. I had a chance to sit down and play this at a friends house and switched to playing poker on Facebook within minutes. The GUI is outdated and control of forces is difficult while playing with type of game on a mobile device. The developer should have taken notes from Battlefront's Combat Mission: Touch because they surely dropped the ball here. Pass on this one folks.

This strategy game I wouldn't even call a strategy game. The HUD is amateurish and it lacks even a little bit of complexity. There are still a long list of bugs that haven't been addressed, even to this day, and support for the game is lacking. The game is way too familiar and it barely contrasts with previous releases by AGEOD. This game engine has been overused and this game is just Rise of Prussia with a new package cover. This game engine is outdated and I lost interest after just a few hours. It has sat on the shelf since the day I bought it.

This game attempts to bring the mediocre series to the iOS but fails in several aspects. First, the terrain representation of this game doesn't make sense from a topographical perspective and controlling or selecting units in close proximity is a nightmare! No free trial version for the very unproven price point. 20 bucks for this is a rip-off, simply said. Not sure who the makers of this game were trying to fool.

Copied from a classic. Slitherine hasn't released anything original on its own for a long time. Thieves? Perhaps. Likely. I prefer the old Panzer General over Panzer Corps to this day! Sad no other competent publisher couldn't think of this idea instead of Slitherine.

Fantastic game here. I enjoy this to the max! Still active multiplayer community with this game. I recommend the HOI3 series to anyone interested in strategy game.

What a gem this is! I really enjoy playing this as the tactical play is more than aspiring and the support for the game is still widely available and more than adequate. The graphical representation is also excellent, with great unit detail and enormous maps, let alone the almost endless choices to choose from of both the above! I recommend this for anyone looking for a historical accurate and most enjoyable representation of the Battle of Normandy. Cheers!

I took a jump at this game because I was hoping to to proven wrong with the HIstory Channel's run of very poor video games, and this game maintains that status quo. The game poorly tries to portray the tactical aspects of Patton's campaigns, but it's a mess! I believe this game only has 3 combat units total, which have been duplicated over and over again, and it's very repetitive. Player units go missing out of nowhere, and squad cooperation or any form of even simply complex tactical maneuvers are non-existent. There are only 3 statistical numbers on the UI for the player, THREE! What a turn-based fail. After playing this game for 2 hours I began to ask myself: "Why am I still wasting my time playing this?" Why does this game even exist?