Galactic Assault - Prisoner of Power

Galactic Assault: Prisoner of Power
Game description:

In what appears to be an eternal conflict, four factions are waging war in a bitter struggle for supremacy. Old hatreds and new technologies collide unimaginable in an age which could create a rift in the heart of the earth, now and forever. Claim the role of supreme commander and assault the enemy from different sides of the battle, as the three rival factions Khonties, Barbarians and Island Empire become embroiled in a fierce struggle to destroy the entire race of the fatherland. Shift allegiances and friendships crumble as the current battle requires each side to re-evaluate what they are and that they're willing to be with.

Exclusive Review:

Russo-American Alliance seems a strange kind in our world. They are the largest and most powerful forces in the world, and although there is an Alliance through NATO and some peace agreements, there is a lot of espionage and so on ... But what does that have to do with this game? Even when you take a Russian novel, take it to American soil, adhere to the programmers of Americans and Russians together, we would expect that we're getting a game of the year. The plan was, however, but as we're talking about a game is not as well-known publisher we got a game that is far from being a game of the year, but has the potential to be one.

The game is more polished than you'd expect. It offers a great interface and attractive tactical commitments, despite miscues as incoherent storytelling and missions that are a bit 'too carefully constructed. History of the game is set in the future on an alien planet. How we talk about future technology, and also, alien technology, we expect some canons of plasma, or shells of neutrons or something futuristic. But instead you will find basic infantry, tanks, trucks, bombers, artillery rockets and submarines.

This is not so great, but it is a major step backwards, but it also has its advantages, with strategic and military are already familiar with the knowledge of all their weaknesses and strengths. Infantry can dig trenches or buildings to receive the bonus defensive garrison, engineers can extend the mobility of your vehicle or building pontoon bridges, airfields and trucks can help slow motion guns to keep pace with the progress. There will be lots of battle tactics for the acquisition of a small number of troops for large-scale battles, and every decision counts.

The units move faster on the roads, but keeping them can help them to remain hidden in the forests from nearby enemies. Some of your units are very fast, but big hills and river crossings can help predict where your enemy you're going to move. And the losses may be even higher if the soldiers panic and do not want to fight with morale dropping. To avoid such situations we need to be careful to take your missions. And for this you need just a little 'patience, as the briefing of the mission can be very detailed and can provide sufficient information to use in your benefit.

All new recruitment drive in your bases are scripts for you, so you will not have very many options to experience unconventional combinations of units. The thing that will alert you through the game is the behavior of AI games. There will be missions where distriggerete enemy forces that easily, you do not even feel any loss, while on the other side is on the brink of total annihilation, and all that remains is that the games AI send some additional troops and backup you're done, but it does not. Instead you can fight and beat it at the end of the lease, with heavy losses, but is winning.

What is the greatest thing about this game is definitely its interface. This must be one of the agile interfaces I've ever seen in a turn-based strategy game. Everything you need to run a successful battle in the interface of games you have. Statistical units, range of motion, firing state radius, moral and health shows us all the information you need and yet are so elegantly that they will not be made, and interference of any kind. Another thing that might be of use, multiturn move orders to units that need to traverse a great distance. This is a common problem with these games, as game developers simply forgot or did not put this type of game interface.

The graphics of the game is not a winner in this game. You'll find some graphic details badly made clear that the days when you turn to night. Another thing that could use more life explosions and war itself. The sound of the game is doing better than expected, and will surprise you with the most realistic sound of guns and explosions. All in all, this game could be done much better. Some of the small flaws in the game have hit it a lot, should not supposed to happen. With history as a solid background and a bit 'more time spent on developing the game's graphics and improve some of the content of the game, can have a very popular game, we hope to accomplish in the sequel.