Ukrainian Warfare: Gostomel Heroes

in the first misson theres 3 btr against your infantry good game

Compared to Syrian warfare, infantry management is 10 times better, vehicles retained its mechanics and damage models. The Spawn points and unit spawn menu have made the game more interesting; you don’t need to save/load every time you lose a tank or an IFV, but the spawn menu is limited to airborne units, so taking trophies is still relevant. I don’t recommend playing on the highest difficulty level, because damaged vehicles will explode more often and capturing a tank will be almost impossible. And DO NOT try to take the captured tank to the end of the level on SECOND MISSION, you couldnt take it in your squad to redeploy on the next mission.

playing as the bad guys is kinda lame, im constantly hoping i lose even while winning....Russia can lick my hot dog... but i cant say its not an awesome game and i hope they keep making them. we need to get these guys a liscence to do a battle tech game...

It’s pretty interesting to see the Russian side of the story. Western media says that Russia kills civilians to achieve its goals, while Russian media claims that it’s actually Ukraine doing it. Anyway the gameplay is intresting but sadly the AI is a bit dumb, ukraines never attack you without a visiable confrontation, i can basically stay in one place for minutes and hours but nothing ever happens.

I’m a big fan of RTS games in general and Ukrainian Warfare: Gostomel Heroes really scratches it. It uses the same engine and comes from the developers behind Terminator: Dark Fate – Defiance (not currently developing as it was taken to an UK company (Slitherine Software), so if you enjoyed that game (also can't wait for a DLC to Terminator this month), you’ll probably feel right at home here. I also had a lot of fun with Syrian Warfare, so this is definitely a good one and expected for me to be able to play with Russian and Ukrainian tanks and soldiers and building (Also I hear and see on Steam that there will be another title MP only from them and many more chapters in single player but let's see how it develops...) My only real issue is the heavy propaganda and the story. It actually took me more than six months to finally give the game a proper chance. Eventually, I just started skipping the dialogue and stopped paying attention to the narrative, focusing instead on what I actually came for: strategy, tactics, and fighting. And honestly, that's where the game shines - explosions, gunfire, Russian vehicles, lot of saving and loading, lot of strategies in my mind going back an…

Kind of boring, doesn't have the same feel as Syrian Warfare, the UI is ugly now and lacks aesthetic. The game play is worse, too much buttons, no insignia on the units like before. the game is too overly propagandistic at some points and that doesn't add much in terms of story. The game is heavier and too clunky compared to the previous series. The UI is the biggest problem in my game play.