Great Big War Game

I initially played this game a couple years ago on a phone. Playing again after all these years and I still think it is a great game (disregarding the graphic and design due to time). I think this game still has a huge potential, and even though it was made in 2012, I will definitely play it if the developer ever decides to make a second one.

太好玩了，当年的神作。除了移植过来定价略高但除此之外没缺点。讨喜画风。

runs great on the deck so far

This is a great turn-based strategy game. It's very addicting. Animations and sound effects are cute. AI players in "Skirmish" game mode are not-so-challenging but you can change that by giving them a bigger coin bonus to start the game. If this game had a map editor, or if a subsequent version was released with some more maps for skirmish game mode, that would be a dream come true! Just a suggestion in case anyone from Rubicon is reading this.

Ain't gonna lie, this game is something back in the early days of mobile games. Right now playing back is just good stuff. This game is pretty much turn-based strategy with rock-paper-scissors mechanic which heavily simplified the game mechanics. Yes for most hardcore TBS gamers out there might say its for babies, but tbh, this is enjoyably fun. At the time of this writing, the multiplayer servers are long gone, like 5 years ago. So sadly you can only play "pass & play" with your friend if you want. Now the crappy part of the game. This game does contain "mini-DLCs", but luckily the PC port has it unlocked from the start except bonus "battlepoints" which I will explain later. But the problem with "upgrade-able units" is good but unbalance. Again, Im not sure if the upgrades does carry over to multiplayer (Idk because the last time I played pretty much is with pathetic hacker which I didn't continue at all), but its just straight up crappy. Overall, its an enjoyable game, a lot of new mechanics and units to play compare to Great Little War Game, but filled with dumb DLCs (which is worst since they never include restore purchase option in mobile port, straight up money grabbers) and unbalance upgrade system.

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If you like tactical turn-based strategy, chances are you'll love this game. Command a variety of infantry, armor, naval, and air unit types, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Paying attention to the terrain and using it to your advantage plays a very important role in winning. Most units require fuel/ammo resupply in addition to damage repair. This makes it more difficult to support an army far from home, and it's to your advantage to use engineers and capture buildings along the way. The campaign provides a good variety of mission types (Destroy enemy headquarters, defend your base for X turns, bring a unit to the marked position, etc). There are often multiple ways to complete each mission, so you can choose the one that best fits your preferred playstyle. And to top it all off, the dialog and cutscenes are quite humorous, in a silly sort of way.

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