Warfront Defenders

Pros - - Great soundtracks. - Easy controls. - Great visuals. - Replayability. - Fun strategic challenges. - Hard levels which make you have to get to know how the game works in order to win (even know the game is fairly straight forward) - Very small learning curve, you can pretty much jump straight in and have a lot of fun. - Oh and the most important thing of all... CHEAP. My cons lean mostly towards configuration and development issues, l'm sure once the game has had some more patches these can be easily fixed. Cons - - Sometimes certain abilities wont work, eg replinishing your soliders ammo, half the time you will need to send him away from his squad/outside a bunker to heal or replenish ammo as the game has a hard time knowing what solider your're selecting when in close quaters with other units and either will use the ability on the wrong soldier or just wont do anything at all until you select the solider you want to use and send him away from other units so you can properly...

The game was abandoned.

+ Lovely graphics and visuals very charming - Badly executed game mechanics, heavy micromanagement needed, you have to look at all soldiers to refill ammo constantly and also to give medikits, there is quickseleections at the bottom for soldiers but you cant drop the medikit or ammo there. Speed: The game is superfast, it could have been a very tactical game if you could adjust the speed. Hopefully it will be added in a future release. Annoying music that turns downthe atmosphere -------------- Still I think it can be enjoyable to those people that like this highspeed game since the graphics are fun, if you are into shootemúps (even though I am I cant really say its enjoyable hehe)

I read negative reviews and unfortunately did not believed the game could be that bad, but I was wrong - what a steaming pile of early access this is: - interface will take tons of work to make it usable, - micromanagement based on points just makes the game tedious, - there is no planning nor strategy elements, - I can hear the same "taking fire" sample over and over again, but there is no indication which soldier is actually under fire, - soldiers just die even when there is noone around to shoot them at this moment, - shooting through the walls is quite common, - shelling kills everyone in range, even if they had cover from the point of impact, - I put guy with LMG next to the wall, so he could shood every enemy that will cross the gate... unfortunately he died without firing single bullet, because he was staring at the wall and I can't (or don't know how to) point him in right direction, - interface often treats click on soldiers icons as selecting soldier that is close to the bott...

Pretty good game, should add a beach invasion. That would be pretty sick Really fun and kind of easy to play.

Not a bad game, has some potential, but I can't recommend it at the moment.

Nieźle

I think this game has possibilities, but requires better unit AI or the ability to target enemies

Tags: Tower Defense Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library Note: Early Access - Might be worth another look when it release TLDR: Eternal Early Access. Wants to act like a freeform tower defense with relocatable towers. But comes across as a stif poorly designed and half broken RTS instead. Outstanding Issues: -Game does not obey conventional control schemes (e.g. no mousewheel for camera zoom, boxed selection not working) -Artificial Intelligence is poor. Only foes within a very specific radius will engage -Game quickly becomes micromanagement hell as each unit has individual health and ammo bars that need to be catered to, along with unit repositioning and compensating for lack of AI -Not a lot of strategy to adopt. Hard to use terrain and buildings as cover since they are mostly just boxed squares of unwalkable terrain with art placed on them, all thats left is bunching up dudes together near a bottleneck. Units dont really have experience, special abilities,...