A relatively simple idea to grasp, EPOCH works on the system of a one sided combat arena with three different areas and two different 'positions'. You are either standin' and shootin' or crouching to reload. With a small selection of robots types used in many different lethal ways you will not fall prey to forgetting what the robot does as its weapon- rather to the selection of covering fire and synergy of the different weapons.

While the game is not based around 'strategy' as such is certainly rewards you for use of stun grenades to remove covering fire, or decoys to provide a moment to reload and focus on the main threat.

While the content is not exactly 100 hours worth, considering it was originally a phone game it is quite a lot. A bonus is the fact that when the difficulty increases the robots stats dont go up- they come in more numbers, and more combinations.

Overall EPOCH is a fun, simplistic, family friendly 3rd person shooter which will keep you entertained (and frustrated) for hours.

A relatively simple idea to grasp, EPOCH works on the system of a one sided combat arena with three different areas and two different 'positions'. You are either standin' and shootin' or crouching to reload. With a small selection of robots types used in many different lethal ways you will not fall prey to forgetting what the robot does as its weapon- rather to the selection of covering fire and synergy of the different weapons. While the game is not based around 'strategy' as such is certainly rewards you for use of stun grenades to remove covering fire, or decoys to provide a moment to reload and focus on the main threat. While the content is not exactly 100 hours worth, considering it was originally a phone game it is quite a lot. A bonus is the fact that when the difficulty increases the robots stats dont go up- they come in more numbers, and more combinations. Overall EPOCH is a fun, simplistic, family friendly 3rd person shooter which will keep you entertained (and frustrated) for hours.