Digisexual for Hatsune Miku 🇯🇵 March 29, 2019Įach faction has a couple of “generations” that it can upgrade to, each of which provides more powerful units and a greater range of buildings to choose between. The different themes with each of these factions means that you do approach resource collection, unit building, and attack strategies slightly different, and in itself that’s enough to spend a fair bit of time playing with all three to get a feel for which is your favourite.Īn actual RTS on Switch. The standard human faction is as boring as beige, but the other two factions have some character to them – one faction recruits a legion of dinosaurs, and another is led by a necromancer who gets to re-purpose dead bodies on the field as zombies. WarParty has three factions, and to the developer’s credit, each genuinely plays differently. Sadly times chance and while Stone Age-themed WarParty is an genuine and well-meaning attempt to offer a spot-on recreation of that classical approach to the RTS, it also comes across as shallow and limited in scope. There was minimal complexity beyond that, and it was elegant and beautiful.
When you look back at the early Warcrafts, the original Starcraft, Age of Empires, and Command and Conquer, there was a consistency in them you’d send workers out to gather materials, use those materials to construct buildings and recruit units, power them up, and then go wallop the other side.
There was a time where the RTS genre was beautiful in its simplicity.
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