Massive Assault: Phantom Renaissance
Wargaming.net · 2009 · Strategy, Turn-Based
PC
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About Massive Assault: Phantom Renaissance
Massive Assault: Phantom Renaissance is the sequel to highly acclaimed turn-based strategy game Massive Assault. Massive Assault: Phantom Renaissance features a renewed global conflict between the Free Nations Union and Phantom League in distant space colonies. The game is based on the Massive Assault’s original "Secret Allies" concept, acknowledged by the press and the players as innovative and easy to learn and hard to master one and in many respects rejuvenating turn-based genre.
- 6 new planets for World Wars including massive-sized deathmatch maps
- 2 Mega Campaigns
- 20 new single-player scenarios with new mission types and twists
- All-new Assault game mode
- New A.I. - with various computer opponent profiles
- 10 new units, unique for each side, leading to different strategies
- Enhanced 3D engine: remade unit, terrain and effect visualization technology
- Additional battle music
- 2 new viewing modes: CNN-style fancy camera and historic-atlas-style 2D strategic map mode
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Yeah. I play this a lot. Listen to music and relax while playing against the pc. Been a fan since the original MA. Although that first endeavor was buggy as heck! LOL What, a couple decades now?3 found this helpful
game is great for replay need more games and maps please for massive assault2 found this helpful
[h1]The Forgotten child of Wargaming[/h1] [hr][/hr][i]It is surprising to see Wargaming to be actual developers of this title. A company such massive being responsible for a game this tiny. It reminds me that huge companies often have a humble beginnings. First this and then that sorry looking F2P World of Tanks open beta. This game comes from a different era which even Wargaming itself would want to forget as they do not feature, support or advertise their own 'beloved' game. Probably for a good reason too.[/i][hr][/hr] [h1]💖My own Childhood💖[/h1] I tried demo of this game long time ago. I remember that I was impressed. I loved the idea of secret allies where you can have secret alliances which you could use to deceive your opponent. I did liked how smoothly game played. However, coming back now it seems that past me was just a stupid child. As all stupid children, I allowed my imagination to run wild with what these 'secret allies' were without being able to actually play them. Gameplay itself was only good, because there weren't any alternatives. It is one of those games which people might remember fondly due to nostalgia and speak BS how good it is then in fact, it is just ba…2 found this helpful
nostalgia hits so hard. im guessing whoever is actually good at the game plays it as some sort of chess thing.
Ok, so I have not even finished the quite lengthy tutorial yet, but, so far this game still seems impressive, if in a retro way, even in 2025! It even has native widescreen support which is not clear from the screenshots. As far as I can tell so far, it does not seem very complex, and like other reviews have said, it is basically a multidimensional version of chess involving heavy weapons and basic economics… So if that sounds good to you, I would definitely recommend giving this a try.
Pure Strategy in a relaxed non-rush setting. All features are on right away with no mambo-jumbo upgrades. If you like chess and don't mind special effects of military equipment blowing-up, you'll love this game!
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