Commander: Modern War

5.5/10 Sci-fi TBS TLDR: Advanced Wars on a hex grid. Clumsy controls and insufficient info in tooltips suggest that it's likely a mobile port. Shabby looks... Neutral vote Good: + nice music + map editor + a couple dozen skirmish maps ("scenarios") but for some reason can only play them vs AI (so, no hotseat multiplayer which would be easy to add) So-so: +/- English localization has typos and mistranslations (from Spanish?) This makes following the tutorial difficult +/- generic story +/- graphics are too dark overall and somehow look "dirty" +/- animations of enemy units are fast and overlap, so one cannot see which unit attacked which +/- no display of predicted battle outcomes +/- can't see income per turn Bad: - selecting a unit requires 2 clicks! First, click on it to get a menu with 2 buttons: "select" and "cancel". Which is ridiculous. Left click should just select - attacking also requires 2 clicks because the first click brings up a menu. Instead, left (or right) click should just attack. Other special functions which are used much less often should require special controls like e.g. shift+click or right click or middle or whatever. As it is now, battles ends up a tiring grind because of all the extra clicks required for trivial orders - no way to find out stats of enemy units or even their names. If you mouse over them, the tooltip just shows info about the terrain under them - when you move the cursor around, the path of the unit is not shown. So e.g. if you click on some tile to which there is no straight path available, the unit can walk in an unexpected direction to perform a walk-around. Given that there is no undo possible (because of fog of war), this leads to erroneous movement orders - "forest" tile and "hill and forest" tile look almost the same (but they have different params!) - when a loaded transport is selected, you only see the domain of the carried units but not the specific types. E.g. if you load a machinegunner squad and a bazooka squad, unloading them in proper places will depend on luck [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]

le gameplay est lent (la sélection des unités pourrait être plus simple, de même que le transport d'unités). En fait, une fois le tutoriel terminé, on n'a pas envie d'aller plus loin. Dommage.

No gamepad, over simplified units (less than 1980's games) Despite with a very low price tag that it's hard to say that doesn't worth your money, but the point is it doesn't worth your time to play it.

Here have a classic advance war clone, i like the graphic, cant wait future updates. Need more units, naval and one suggestion: add a dynamic campaign with strategic layer ( conquer regions, manage logistics and research) would be great! thanks!

Great game for the price! Light strategy yet can be challenging. When you are in the mood for a quick game easy to pass the time. wonder if it works with the steam deck? Would be perfect for that console.

Its OK.

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