Rogue Command

Good mechanics, runs well, lots of variety with interesting starting options between unit types, engineer (main builder/hero), and harvester type (SCV/Villager). As a former hardcore RTS competitive gamer now later in life looking to capitalize on my micro skills in a non-competitive but still challenging environment, this is a wonderful choice. It's challenging and has "stakes" given the rogue-lite nature of the runs, which gives just feeling of intensity and focus that I want from an RTS game. I happen to love rogue lite games, as well, so this certainly is a great combination for my current gaming style and time commitment allowance in life. I've enjoyed the game thus far, find it interesting, the gameplay is responsive and engaging, the graphics are basic but pleasant, all normal RTS mechanics are there in terms of functionality and quality of life use. Overall really fun and great game that I think, if they wanted, the developers could really build into a great co-op or even competitive RTS game at some level.

Definitely enjoyable! I did not give this game enough credit at first. It's been very humbling in some parts, and ignoring or using a units ability makes or breaks you. One of my favorite combos is having the melee units that teleport, and when they do you spawn spider bots with them, effectively doubling your numbers and they're immediately on top of the enemy. My favorite part of the game though, is the movement. I can select 10, 20, 30 tanks and tell them to go through a small gap AND THEY DO IT WITHOUT GETTING STUCK! The tanks don't re-route, they just line up, single or double file lines and GO. Its AMAZING. My biggest complaint: I can't save during a match and come back to it later, only between matches. This is very inconveinient. My humbling events so far: First Playthrough - For the first hour I was just like "This is kinda boring,... just wiping every map." Then the AI did a great flank on me while my main force was on the other side of the map, and I lost my base/run. Second playthrough I got the the final mission, and I decided to focus on building a unit that likes to be stationary. This would be my downfall as the opponent had huge mechs that fired fire missiles …

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This is a challenging game, sometimes they kick my ass and it makes me feel anger, so cool. I like smart enemy system and difficulty progression. Want they to be even more smarter with some advanced strategies, so I can think on how to get them. And also what I would like to see is more info on how units operate before you choose them, some kind of video preview. Anyways, thanks! : )

I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to be honest. Usually not a huge fan of roguelike stuff and the visuals didn't really sell me, but the core gameplay is very solid, sound design works, and some of the particle/projectile effects look surprisingly good. The overall gameplay can get pretty frustrating on larger maps especially, and balance felt all over the place, but there's a good amount of genuine strategy and solid RTS gameplay here that make it a pretty easy recommend, especially on sale, I got it in that rts bundle and got way more than I paid for.

There are a lot of spelling and grammar issues, and it could use more tooltips to explain some of the abilities and mechanics. But overall I love this combination of RTS and roguelite, I'm a sucker for slowly creating a customized army and i've been enjoying this more than terminator dark fate (although they're very different, both scratch that same itch)