
Choose between different factions, with their own set of expendable soldiers, mechas, and weapons. Protect your brain, mine gold, and destroy the enemy cortex in his bunker complex!
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This game literally cannot run in fullscreen without shutting down my second monitor.
One of my favorite games from when I was much younger. Although 83 hours doesn't seem as much as I remember. Unfortunately the modding scene seems to be dead, as the workshop has ceased functioning. I'm not redownloading to confirm but most of the discussions are talking about it so I assume it's not some weird lie. The dev is the main issue here. Their games released after this, if you can even call it 'games' since they repackaged the original and sold it for multiplayer which naturally is also non-functional now. They abandoned them, and absolutely threw dramatic fits on a bunch of reviews before deleting a lot of their tantrums. It's sad to see this is the legacy Cortex Command left behind, because this game was better and more fun than the developer/s deserved. Thankfully there is a community project in the works, but it's unfortunate the community is putting in more effort than the person selling the game for 20 USD.
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[h1]The tutorial alone made me quit and uninstall.[/h1] At 1920x1080 resolution, every written info on the screen has this tiny font that's very uncomfortable to read. Slow movement, clunky gameplay, giant shop menus with several tabs containing hundreds of items. The game feels overwhelming, clunky and unpolished. Reading reviews I found out it has been abandoned.
I never reviewed this? Ive put hundreds of hours into this and every time i pick it up its just as fun. Highly reccomended.
Good, but both the Steam Workshop and the Remote Play Together function are broken. Ideally, don't buy it on Steam, download the open source Community Project instead, which has fixed and improved many of the major gripes with the game.
Had Cortex Command sitting in my library forever. Finally tried it. Or tried to try it. I love the awkward robotic movement, the destruction, the debris. But you take so much effort to occupy a body, to move, to acquire a weapon, to mine ore, that the insanely fast & lethal play of the combat leaves you thinking that this game is much better as a minion-manager/strategic-level command game than an action game you try to control. Waaaay too cludgy to be playable. As it is, an excellent tech project curiosity in a gaming realm.
Noita 20 years ago as a base building implementation
[h1] This game is like dumping ENORMOUS HOT DOG'S DONGOS IN YOUR MOUTH and sprinkle it with a bit of glitter, smacking it with hammer afterwards. Ideal for gamers who like to play junk. [/h1]
abandoned game and pretty buggy and very overpriced and steam workshop doesn't work anymore for me
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