World in Conflict: Complete Edition

I Love RTS and WiC is a perfect one

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In this game each mission is in fact a series of dozen or so mini-missions revealed to the player as situation on the battlefield unfolds. Most of the situation on the map is controlled by AI and player only controls a handful of units. Needles to say, AI behaviour is scripted and your action have no impact on what will happen in other parts of the battlefield. And since you're in fact playing a series of mini-missions there is no place for strategic thinking and planning, no need to devise any sort of plan, nothing that I would expect from a strategy game. There is total chaos. Playing this game doesn't feel like commanding an army. It feels like commanding a fire squad going from one emergency call to another and putting out fires. This game tries to be a strategy but gives you tactical mission, except that it doesn't offer any depth typically present in tactical games. Also, there is practically no difference between playing US and Russians. One good thing I can say is that graphics is still good after a decade.

Still remains a very decent RTS, part Ground Control and part Company of Heroes. I encountered a couple of cutscene crashes where I had to skip the cutscene to continue but apart from that it ran infinitely better than the Steam equivalent.

Too bad the game can be completed in roughly 13-14 hours if played on Easy. I expected the campaign to end with the defeat of the USSR, but it ends right after you defeat the Soviets in Seattle; that's a bit disappointing. Not to mention you won't be commanding huge armies, but a maximum of 7-10 units (or slightly more, depending on your tactical choices) per mission. Still, a good game especially if bought on sale.