No Man's Land (2025)

you'll love this game if you've played in your childhood :)

A reasonable little RTS game that I'd never heard of until I stumbled across it by accident for £1 on sale. Gameplay wise imagine some elements from AoE 3, Rise Of Nations & other similar titles of the time. Campaign wise it features short fairly repetitive missions from the perspective of 6 different cultures/factions. Sabotage "X" - Build base and destroy base, build base and protect weaker faction etc. Units can level up through combat, but the veterancy system is one of the most basic I've seen. Still worth utilising, but it really makes minimal difference unless you're meticulous with it. Micromanagement can be a pain as pathfinding is horrendous more often than not, with terrain and trees grappling onto your units like a spider web. Gameplay for one of the factions boiled down to slowly base creeping my frontline towards the enemy base by putting churches down to area effect heal my army. Most factions have a similar gimmick. AI doesn't exist, it's purely scripted to send attack waves and do nothing else. I can't say this game does anything special, the campaign isn't anything to write home about & there's minimal strategy required, nor is the game very complex when comp…

great chill game

good classic

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In order to play this game you will need to download and copy dgvoodo2 and dissabled hardware mouse pointer in general settings. I have managed to finish this game on hardest difficulty in under 40 hours. It consists of 3 campaings where you will play as: Spanish, Indian (woodland and prairie), American (patriot) and English. Each campaign contains less then 10 missions and they serve as a introduction of strenghts and weaknesses of each faction. Characters are not so memorable and story is intertwined meaning Indian heroes will appear in Spanish and American campaigns. All in all its an average RTS game, its not worth more than couple euros.