Soldiers Lost Forever (1914-1918) (2018)

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

It's simple and straightforward, but it gets boring quickly. The tasks are of the same type: you take a squad, capture positions, repeat. The graphics are modest, nothing special. There is a Survival mode, but it makes no sense without ratings. In general, the game is suitable if you want to kill time, but do not expect something exciting. 3/5.

Soldiers Lost Forever (1914-1918) is a small-scale World War I action and strategy hybrid developed by Jake Olson and published by My Way Games. Rather than focusing entirely on frontline shooting, the game attempts to combine arcade-style combat with resource management and battlefield command. Set during one of history’s most devastating conflicts, it places players in charge of military forces while also allowing them to participate directly in combat, creating a blend of genres that seeks to offer more depth than a traditional top-down shooter. The game's central gameplay loop revolves around managing troops, deploying military assets, and engaging enemy forces across trench-filled battlefields. Players are required to gather and spend resources wisely, choosing whether to strengthen infantry numbers or invest in more powerful vehicles. This strategic layer adds a sense of progression and decision-making that keeps battles from becoming repetitive firefights. While the mechanics remain accessible, there is enough tactical involvement to encourage players to think about positioning, force composition, and battlefield momentum. One of the game's strongest features is its use of…

Cool game

has potential

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