Armor Clash

Armor Clash is an independent real-time strategy game that combines modern military warfare with traditional base-building mechanics and tactical vehicle combat. Developed and published by Windforce and released on October 22, 2015, the game emphasizes accessible military engagements rather than complicated strategic systems. Players construct bases, assemble armored formations, and confront enemy forces across different environments. Its combination of recognizable military vehicles, customizable factions, and explosive battles creates an enjoyable foundation, although limited content and relatively simple mechanics prevent it from competing with more sophisticated RTS titles. The gameplay follows a familiar structure involving military infrastructure, unit production, and battlefield management. Players must balance the expansion of their bases with the development of sufficient offensive and defensive capabilities. Combat progresses relatively quickly, encouraging active decision-making and timely deployment of armored units. Coordinating attacks and exploiting weaknesses in enemy positions can be satisfying, particularly when carefully prepared formations successfully overwhel…

Pros: 1) A little bit of base building. 2) A decent variety of units. 3) Experienced based global abilities per game. 4) Can pick your loadout( or what your able to build in game) out of/before game and save 3 different loadouts. 5) Suprisingly for once, good scale. What it needs: 1) Better environmental system of advantages and disadvantages. Height, cover, obstacles( firing lanes), and concealment. 2) Repair system. 3) Unit Vetrancy. 4) More variety of same type of units. Both in the armory and what your able to build. You should be able to build a couple different kind tanks, with differnt versions of each kind. 5) The armory needs at least 10x the selection for each unit. And it may need a point system in in of itself, to minimize exploitation, the cost of the unit in game might be enough to offset this, but I am not so sure. 6) More structures and implacements. 7) Bigger maps. 8) A little bit more zoom out. Cons: 1) No campaign. For this type of game, its not really a con for me, but I know for a lot of people it is a deal breaker.

Thanks but no thanks

This game is not worth $20 in its current state. I don't regret my purchase, but I will generally support any rts game, that I think has potential, and this game does have that. Pros: 1) A little bit of base building. 2) A decent variety of units. 3) Experienced based global abilities per game. 4) Can pick your loadout( or what your able to build in game) out of/before game and save 3 different loadouts. 5) Suprisingly for once, good scale. What it needs: 1) Better environmental system of advantages and disadvantages. Height, cover, obstacles( firing lanes), and concealment. 2) Repair system. 3) Unit Vetrancy. 4) More variety of same type of units. Both in the armory and what your able to build. You should be able to build a couple different kind tanks, with differnt versions of each kind. 5) The armory needs at least 10x the selection for each unit. And it may need a point system in in of itself, to minimize exploitation, the cost of the unit in game might be enough to offset this, but I am not so sure. 6) More structures and implacements. 7) Bigger maps. 8) A little bit more zoom out. Cons: 1) No campaign. For this type of game, its not really a con for me, but I know for a lo…

For the money it is worth it. I have enjoyed it thoroughly for the money spent.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOD