Iron Harvest

Bought this early on GOG, hoping it would be good, but it's just hard to play: - The light infantry can't travel through thick woods and attack from well-covered terrain so they're almost useless. Light infantry with anti-tank weapons are deadly in tight terrain, and tanks will avoid them in real life - Balance is crazy difficult in the campaign, even under the easiest setting - Unit caps and production limits mean that the Poles are always overwhelmed by infinite hords of Russians attacking, and it's a complete grind to try to keep up as your units are slaughtered by perpetual waves of Russians - Unit movement is spongy and unresponsive; units will not seek cover or maintain cover while fighting - - so they just die - I wanted this to be a steampunk version of Supreme Commander, but instead it's just a grind house of trying to generate troop after troop while your forces are constantly killed off

Really enjoying my time with the game. It has some Bugs (sometimes units dont attack as they should or they get stucked) and the cutscenes have some problems loading in 1 sec too late for the audio. But nothing that makes it unplayable or breaks the game. I like the story, the characters and the visuals a lot. Gameplay could be better but i think its well done for a small studio. The native tongue option, where everybody speaks in his own language is also great and should be adapted by others. (It still makes no sense though why a german scientist answers a polish girl back in german.) Critics are really too hard on this game, so give it a go.

- First of all, this game has amazing music. - Great gameplay, though the pathfinding is not that great sadly. - The endings of the DLCs weren't that great sadly though the DLCs are nice by themselves, I loved the story. - The story in the game is very well made, I love how they all get together and it makes sense, though I'd like to know more about Fenris than they showed before. It might not be a next-gen RTS game, but I loved it as it is, I have nothing bad to talk about it than the endings of the DLCs.

It might not reach the highs that other RTS it's emulating have reached, specially on the gameplay side. But damn, the characters are very likeable, the designs are great and so is the sound design.

I liked this game very much. The campaign was interesting for me. I like the setting of the game. I had a few bugs in the "Showdown" mission where I had to reload a save because I couldn't continue, but otherwise I didn't run into any other bugs. I haven't tried the multiplayer, so I can't judge it