Recent reviews by Koboldshark

I haven't even set foot into the building aspect of the game (Which I'll probably suck at) but yet I can already easily recommend this game. The campaign levels are a lot of fun and have you playing a variety of tasks, from destruction with no time limit, to destruction with time limit, to delivering boxes without destroying things, to racing...

good game like Advance Wars.

Different enough than AW to not feel totally the same. The upgrades are a nice touch for choosing your strategy.
All maps I've played so far have been either pre-deployed or, more commonly, pre-deployed with bases, which is good as I prefer those over build-only maps (that's what skirmish is for!). Wish it had some more units though, the main introductions in this game are the gunner and cavalry (so far; I'm like 3/5 through it).

One of the coolest physics-based games I've played and I have never done rock climbing

I like the fact that there are RPG elements but this game isn't fun as either a hardcore wargame, or an srpg style game, and the rpg elements are pretty boring anyway

Fun speedy game

Dungeons as puzzles with unlockable upgrades for getting high scores. Fun!!

Quite short at 6.8 hours even with most of the side missions done, but it's a cool mix of horror and being the horror yourself. My one gripe besides the length is that it felt like there were too many times I had to do wave defense. The gameplay works VERY WELL with wave defense but it also works well with stealth and we didn't get as much of that past the first level.

Very simple game that throws you into the action immediately. Explore areas and find new moves that are quite fun to use

It's kind of difficult to figure out but it's a cool spin on strategy games. It's like Crisis in the Kremlin inspired games like Ostalgie where it's all at a macro level but this time it's with war. The tutorial is nice and short, showing you where everything is in a matter of minutes. I just feel a little confused at times. I have a lot of questions like whether attack commands prioritize attacking debuffed enemies (i.e. surrounded ones) but I think I can get the hang of it over time. I've only played one full game, and that was as Germany, but I played for a couple of minutes as the Soviet Union and noticed things were a lot different. I like it when different factions play differently!

If you play the "no jumping" card when your opponent is on the train tracks they will get stuck and get run over