This means that, if you aren't careful, enemy tanks can take back a freshly captured checkpoint before you know it. Breaking through a defense line will often trigger an enemy counter-attack, and seizing more control points will often cause resistance on your opponent's behalf to grow much more fierce. Once captured, though, a control point is by no means a safe haven. It is often helpful, for example, to clear out enemy trenches with a mortar attack before sending in your infantry, while snipers come in handy when your armour is being plagued by enemy artillery. This is harder than it sounds: nearly every control point is very well guarded by enemy forces, so capturing a point often requires well thought-out tactics. While Skirmish mode lacks the sense of progression you would feel in a story-driven campaign, it provides an incredibly deep single player experience that is challenging throughout.Įach map consists of various, near Battlefield-esque control points that have to be conquered. As that name implies, the single player missions aren't connected through an overhauling story, but rather focus on letting the player take part in some of WW2's most notorious battles without being limited by storytelling or chronology.
Each faction has a set of single player missions you can play through in Skirmish mode. Assault Squad features no less than 5 playable nations: Germany, America, Britain, the Soviet Union and, for the first time in the series, Japan. Like in the original Men of War, the player gets to take control of various World War 2 factions. The result is a highly entertaining RTS title that is bound to please the fans of the series, but strangely enough also feels like a breath of fresh air, even in the familiar World War 2 setting. Assault Squad mainly streamlines and builds upon ideas from the original game.
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