One Military Camp

Frankly once the pretty cartoon appeal is done with this game really has nothing to keep one interested at all. I've played for seven hours and there is nothing but a progressions of mind numbing building bonanza and watching the recruits in them. If you get control battles or missions this game could have been a classic. Don't hold your breathe on this one and call me cynical made the money for the next project.

superr fun

Very fun game, similar to Evil Genius and I think we are some sort of PMC I don't buy his resistance army story. No digging tunnes like Evil Genius the base layout is very simple. Great streamer game you can name soliders and there are things like custom signs to display whatever you want. No bugs in 3 hours of gameplay. Cons: Allied team doesn't have cool uniforms, allied team needs cooler uniforms

A fun game that i just adore ecspcily the story for it and more tho it not perfect it still really fun it a base builder and more so i can't compliane

So, a harder one, but let's say it's "okay ig". The gameplay is very simple and VERY repetitive, and it very quickly turns from "I'm building a base" to "I'm micromanaging everything, how long until I can automate it via research". Once you've seen the campaign (actually, just a few hours in) you will have seen all the game has to offer. So, "ideal gameplay" seems to be to get researchers, get the production, automate the money making, and then just let the game run a while until soldiers are trained, rush missions, repeat. Meaning, the base building besides simplistic there is no proper "strategy" to improve and the rest is just waiting. Not the best game I've played. Unless you want something very simplistic more akin to a "idle farmer", better skip this one.

One Military Camp is a solid, functional management title that gets the basics of base-building right, offering a pleasant and charming experience for genre fans. However, it doesn't truly excel in any one area, and the gameplay loop can start to feel a bit stale and repetitive as you reach the later stages. It’s a perfectly enjoyable time-sink if you’re looking for something low-stakes, but it’s best held off for a sale.