บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย darrell999

Absolutely love it so far! There's not very many PC WW2 grand strategy wargames that cover the entire world.
Although I like Strategic Command World at War, this game has much more depth to it. This is closer to the Hearts of Iron series, but it's turn-based, which I much prefer. One thing to note, however: this is very much a wargame, not a political game; you can only use the "diplomacy" feature to declare war, nothing else--at this stage of EA, anyway. I'm not sure if the developer plans to add more to diplomacy or not.
The interface is very intuitive, and has lots of helpful tooltips. This definitely doesn't feel like early access; it's remarkably polished. Will write more as I dig more into this game!

Warplan is definitely easy to pick up and play, but there is a lot of complexity "under the hood." Oil was essential to the nations involved in WW2, and this game reflects that historical fact. Ships, planes, tanks, and trucks need fuel to move, attack, and defend. Supply is critical. HQ units can help boost supply to units, and you can also boost a unit's strength by clicking on truck supply, as long as you've built truck supply into your production queue. You can also gain specialty points that you can use to specialize units into Tank Destroyer, Engineer (halves river penalty), Elite (+10% experience), Heavy Artillery (-1 enemy entrenchment), Infiltrator (+5% chance to force an enemy to retreat), and Winter Combat (bonus during winter/blizzard conditions). You can also replace the general of an HQ unit to give better stats, so this game lets you "level up" your armies. For naval units, ships are grouped into fleets, so you don't move individual ships (although you could if you want to have a fleet with one ship, but that's not a good idea). These fleets have anti-surface, anti-air, and anti-sub factors, depending on the makeup of the ships in their fleet.
During combat, you can combine attacks from different units by just using your mouse to hover over the units you want to include in the attack while pressing the CTRL key.
So you could just play this game by left-clicking to select a unit and right-clicking to move or attack, but there is so much more depth to this game than that. For me, this is a very satisfying Grand Strategy game that nails WW2.

Pure fun. The dogfighting gives me a definite Wing Commander vibe with graphics of today.

This would be a great game if it would have provided the OPTION for tactical pause. Everything else is great.
I don't understand why they don't simply provide pausing as an option that people who need it can use, and those who don't want it can totally ignore it. For me anyway, the lack of this option is a major detraction from otherwise enjoying the game.

So far I'm really enjoying this 4X game. The early game definitely has an Alpha Centauri vibe. Will post more later.