This is just my opinion, but I think the game is nice in concept. I did, however, only play past the tutorial and got tired at the 9th wave and first stage so I'm not sure how valid my personal feelings are in terms of criticism, but I don't like the wonky cover, I try to personally put the troops in cover or press x to make them do it themselves, but they would eventually die on their own because the cover didn't work or I tried to make them take cover, but the prompt would disappear and just not work. I ended up in a grinding halt because my guys would die and be recruited only to die again. Soon enough, the enemy were near my base and I couldn't do anything.

Alright, let’s just say it: this game feels like a cheap knockoff of Warpips. And since that comparison is unavoidable, I’ll be making it a lot. Unit Selection: Too many units and abilities feel like copy-paste versions of Warpips, right down to the air-dropped special forces. In the original, those units were punchy and fun; here they feel weak and uninspired. The devs should have tried harder to stand apart instead of shadowing an existing roster. Graphics: Surprisingly the best part. Low-poly but charming, and the unlockable skins are a nice touch. If only the gameplay lived up to them. Gameplay: Imagine “Warpips at home.” Horizontal battlefield, push to the enemy flag—it should work, but poor design decisions drag it down. The early campaign is trivial, but the difficulty spike later demands twitchy, high-APM play. I’m a classic RTS player; I want strategy, not click-spam like a MOBA. And even if you do like frantic action RTS, the execution here is too shallow to sa...