Ruckus Frog 最近的評論

This game is one the best RTS games I've ever played. It has story AND character development. The unit models are well detailed, the cut scenes and cinematic cameras are inlaid very well, and bolster the story. The campaign is very straight forward, and the gameplay, like any RTS does get repetitive. However, I couldn't recommend this game enough to any fan of RTS games. This is a game I can only relate to the golden age of RTS's, like CnC generals. I'm not sure if the multiplayer servers are still up, but the community hub should have some posts about it.

You guys remember that show, "MechWarrior: Earth Defense Force: Attack on SCPs"? Well, this its official game. A lot less crying though. It just needs co-op, but this is a great game.

Xenos, SPACE MARINES, more Xenos, SYNTHS! 10/10 actually a good coop shooter, classes are varied and carry their own weight. A.I. is decent, even the bot team mates.

Zombies, aliens, shadowy government response team, RTS. This game has some good features, like doctrines that unlock extra units, helicopter and ground transports, defenses, and a basic unit line up. When I first bought this game, it was pretty basic, capture and control. Move units, build a base, some fences and a few turrets. Earn enough research points to defeat the enemy leader, then game over, or you could kill every zombie/alien on the island.

This game has evolved in such a positive manner. New units, model updates, weapon updates, no vehicles to at least 6 different ground vehicles, and at least 4 different helicopters. Each offering various advantages, like the abilities to airlift IFVs, and up to 32 infantry units at one time, and fast rope them into combat. New enemies have also been added, several large, several small ones. Each unit has a spot on the roster, fulfilling various needs.

Honestly I love RTS games, and can recommend this simply on the fact, that this is a zombie fighting RTS.

HOWEVER, this game has evolved so much in such a short time, I have to recommend it for the distance its come, in the last year, even months. The Dev team is great, they maintain contact with the community. They deliver fairly regular updates, and maintain real update logs that are upfront and to the point. Devs even have an open list of suggestions to be implemented, bugs that need to be addressed first, and pending community suggestions that are being reviewed. The Devs have even responded to community questions posted on the steam page community tab.

From basic riflemen, or rifle(woman), to flame throwers and Apaches, this game offers a good amount of replay, with custom game options, and a base that can be placed anywhere it'll fit. I mean anywhere, there's no grids, just free placement, and rotation. DId i mention unit facing? its in there, as well as basic unit formations, like "line, column, chevron left, chevron right," etc.

There's also R.O.E {Rules Of Engagement) you can set.

A lot is in this game, and its only getting better, and smoother, (lots of performance updates)

Overall, i'd say get this game, support the team, and defend the Bay area from god knows what, in a unsanctioned F.E.M.A. action on U.S. soil.

11/10 simping for Winters

4 Vic convoy rolls out of the Green Zone, Armed Humvee takes sniper fire .5 feet out side of the Green Zone. DIsmount full 4 vic convoy, all units engage sniper. Large enemy patrol engages convoy on foot. Civilian sets off IED just past the gas station. All my guys are wounded except 2. 1 Checks vitals while the other keeps shooting, everyone is dead, not wounded. Vital checker is killed, last guy is suppressed and cant move. More hostiles arrive, my last guy dies. America rebuilding Afgani infrastructure/10 I would recommend supporting this game.

I'm only in it for the bonus check

Killed for being a robot, 2 seconds after starting. 11/10 would avoid the United Cities again

Haven't played much, but its good so far.
9/10 would teamkill for the good of the team again.

Watched a vido of this game on youtube, bought it seconds later, and did my first battle. Custom 1 chicken with 10k heatlh vs 300 Chuck Norris(s), The chickens won.
10k\10 would side with the super chicken again.

One day, you're enjoying your kingdom, ruling over everything, your enimes are weak and you are a god, but then 420 roles around and instead of lighting one up, theres an animous message. You ignore it for about 25-30 in game years and then, BOOM. Entire villiages disapear from the world, allies and foes fall like flies out of the sky. Suddenly you see it, the Huns. Born of fire and ash, a near unstoppable force of pure hate and death. As the first winter sets in, theres a loss of food and town growth. Your first town is razed and with it, the whole region. Town by town, region by region, your people panic, riots ensue, soon rebellion is fresh in the like the flames that follow the Huns. Before you know it, you capital ciy is under sieze and your troops fend off wave after wave of relentles horse calvary. Winter sets in again, and food stores are empty, the water are pollutated, and you look over the horizion to see the sun set behind Atilla. Sitting on his horse, he glares down at your once great capital and with one wave of his hand, a massive wave of riders sprints down into your last town. Your last galliant defenders hold as long as they can, civilains run for their lives, your troops route and flee the battle. The city is engulfed in flames, people hang from lamp posts and building scarfolds. You lead the last of your loyal men off to a distant hill and stop to watch as the town burns. Looking up, you see Attila with the head of your general in his hand. He throws it to the ground, and rides slowly towards the sun. Your towns in ruin, you lead whats left of your loyalist, hordes of troops and armed civilains. You bring your people to a rest, and wait the night before moving even futher from your home, but hark a runner comes to you, out of breath and de-tounged. You follow him over a small hill where you praise whitness to the lurking Eastern Roman Empire marching on your people. You stare in awe and make a choice: Hold your ground or run and hide. What will you do when with your people when the Huns come kicking in your door?