This game manages to take the simplicity of the turn-based strategy game, and turn into a deeply engaging expierence. While 1 scenario is engaging enough, what makes Unity 2 stand-out is it's campaign mode. This mode on classic difficulty will leave you unable to stop playing as the roll-over mechanic, which has you and the enemy use the same units from previous battles, makes you feel like every move counts. Bonus objectives that you capture will improve your position in the next battle, or give you more prestige to use in the next conference, which can further be used on items to help you in scenarios, or in upgrade your HQs. This mechanic not only allows for replayability, as how well you do in one scenario effects how the next scenario will play out, but also has you focusing not just on your main objectives to progress to the next battle, but the best way to achieve those objectives while min/maxing the damage you recieve.

This game is very easy to learn, but ultimately very hard to master, as the classic difficulty, which I recommend you use, will leave you spending all your focus, coming for applicable strategies for your situation, while making you feel good once you've finally been to best a scenario.

This game manages to take the simplicity of the turn-based strategy game, and turn into a deeply engaging expierence. While 1 scenario is engaging enough, what makes Unity 2 stand-out is it's campaign mode. This mode on classic difficulty will leave you unable to stop playing as the roll-over mechanic, which has you and the enemy use the same units from previous battles, makes you feel like every move counts. Bonus objectives that you capture will improve your position in the next battle, or give you more prestige to use in the next conference, which can further be used on items to help you in scenarios, or in upgrade your HQs. This mechanic not only allows for replayability, as how well you do in one scenario effects how the next scenario will play out, but also has you focusing not just on your main objectives to progress to the next battle, but the best way to achieve those objectives while min/maxing the damage you recieve. This game is very easy to learn, but ultimately very hard to master, as the classic difficulty, which I recommend you use, will leave you spending all your focus, coming for applicable strategies for your situation, while making you feel good once you've finally been to best a scenario.