Regiments

While the gameplay is excellent and I have had a blast figuring out all kinds of tactics, what I really appreciate about Regiments is its adherence to tone. It very much sells the mundane horror of World War 3 via its writing, music, and visuals. In comparison to some of its peers, which see a range of full 80s nostalgia to complete fantasy, Regiments plays it straight and is extremely memorable for that alone.

If you look at most of the reviews of this game they agree that it is a good game. The problem most of these reviews is that they do not have many hours on this game. This game is good but gets old REAL FAST. There is no way to customize your troops so that affects replay-ability. (If you claim it is supposed to be realistic then its realistic but affects replay ability) I got this game because it was the first game to include troops building defenses. This is cool but I think it makes the game too easy, I did not have a hard time beating AI on the hardest difficulty, it was just annoying because I had enough resources but I did not have the troops I needed/wanted. TLDR: This game limits you at every level, like an over protective parent who doesn't want to see you be overwhelmed.

Do you enjoy strategy games on principle, but the high pressure, high stress nature that comes with concepts like "APM" (actions per minute) turn you off the genre? Regiments is for you. I honestly ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this game, and I can't get enough of it. The fact you can pause it and take your time is the big draw. It's focused on singleplayer, thus devoid of any problematic development quirks that comes with multiplayer (i.e. trying to cater to an esports crowd).

underrated wargame, best single player one i have ever played

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The gameplay in Regiments is superb! There are many in-depth mechanics and lots of ways to mess up, but the game feels honest and doesn't try too hard to exceed its own limits. Plenty of room for creative tactics, lots of different ways to both win and lose. The learning curve is a bit steep, but compared to other games in its genre, Regiments is a fantastic RTS for both hardcore military nerds and casual gamers alike. And despite being only a singleplayer game, it offers a wide variety of different tactical challenges for all skill levels. As an introduction to the RTS genre, Regiments does a fantastic job at playing to its strengths, making for a very satisfying gameplay experience overall. Absolutely worth its full price, including its Winds of Change DLC, even when not on sale. If you're looking for a challenging RTS experience without the hassle of excessive technicalities and an awkward gameplay loop, Regiments lives up to its reputation as being a modest but well-designed RTS in nearly every aspect. Final rating: [b]4/5[/b]

I loved MicroArmor games (tabletop wargame) back in the 80s, and I've struggled with games like the Wargame series. I really WANT to love it, but it feels like whack-a-mole because in that series you can't pause the action (that I know of, and I've tried). Regiments hits the sweet spot if, for no other reason, I can pause the game and study the field before moving or reinforcing. If nothing else, that makes this game worth it. There are plenty of other reasons too, of course - it's approachable and playable and, really, just fun. Once I get my legs under me with Regiments, maybe I can take another crack at the Wargame series.

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