Recensioni recenti di Three of Clubs

Ahh after all these years . One of the first games for my Amiga 500 .Instant favorite at our bachelor pad . Released by Interstell by Mark Baldwin and Walter Bright if I remember correctly ( I will look it up later ) . And still to this day the only game that models strategic warfare that includes having a mobile reserve , destroyer pickets hunting for sub packs that could severely harm your capitol ships and carrier groups , where an invasion of a well defended land demanded much planning , many convoy ships , the protection of the said convoys with also the vectoring of your many cities to maintain the offensive momentum and just when you think you see the light at the end of the tunnel a suprise attact in the east .
This game more than Command HQ was thee multi player game par excellence . Two good players going toe to toe was cause for games that would last for days only interupter by the need to go to work , eat food and spend some brief moments with girlfriends . Would it be superior air power or a crushing naval gambit ? Massive spaming of ground forces would not do it alone -you still had to deliver your troops and usually across a body of water .A good game could contain several D-days and a much greter appreciation of the unsung hero of victory - logistics . All stategies were tried . All could win or lose . And the A.I. wasn't half bad . I'll have to play more to see how the current game A.I. does now but I am hopeful .And then multi . And I havn't even tried the enhanced version yet ! You can go home agin .

Very Good Game . Played em all and it holds up quite well . There is plenty to do with the leveling up and extra missions .
It has all the things I was looking for . FPS Sci-Fi Assault Rifles . Im playing the beta version and have had zero problems .

I like this as much as I didn't like Grey Poo

The game works perfect for me and I have a nothing special laptop .
This is very tight design . I suggest playing it on at least hard an you will see there is no wasted turns , no mashing the
next turn button . And yes you dont know the other players victory conditions - a time honored convention in many board games of which this game would be perfectly adaptable for . I also like that Starships skips the uninhabited world convention and instead each planet is populated and will have immediate tactical and strategic advantages that you will need to win.
The combat portion is well thought out too but I have to admit once I developed a tactical doctrine of slow withdrawal and fighters to soak up hits the A.I. 's advance fragments around the asteroid fields where one can counter attack and destroy his navy in detail . I was able to defeat much larger forces where I was given a very unlikey chance of winning . But you can win the battle but lose the war which is what has been my fate so far . No wins yet and I like that .
Some have made Starships sound like checkers but there is enough facets to the game play to keep me interested and give me that "just one more turn " experience . I feel for those having crash issues as its always many dergrees of unfun to purchase a game aand not be able to enjoy it but hopefully they will be fixed soon and then maybe a demo so people can see for themselves whether Starships is their thing .