Massive Assault Network 2

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Sharp visuals; cool weapon and explosion effects; dozens of unit types.

Cons:

No plot, characters or objectives; practically no one to play online with; slow pacing, even by strategy game standards; slowdown and crash issues.

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Last revision on May 22, 2007

Reviewers Liked

Sharp visuals; cool weapon and explosion effects; dozens of unit types

Reviewers Didn't Like

No plot, characters or objectives; practically no one to play online with; slow pacing, even by strategy game standards; slowdown and crash issues

Expert reviews and ratings

Let me start off this review by explaining a little about myself. I would classify myself as a casual gamer. I do not have time to play games for more than an hour at any given time, if I am lucky. When I was introduced to the unique duration system...

By AtomicGamer on May 22, 2007

With the inclusion of a story mode and faster gameplay the MAN series could be a hit someday. Until then, theres really no justification to purchase...

By GWN on April 03, 2007

Massive Assault Network 2 is a well-made turn-based strategy game with some interesting twists to give a different gameplay style to a sometimes overworked genre. For those looking for a good looking and different strategy game to play against others...

By Game Chronicles Magazine on December 18, 2006

It’s hard to remember sometimes that the PC gaming market is still marching along to its own tune, ignoring all of the negative hype on the internet. For years people have wanted to call the PC market dead simply because people keep buying and...

By GameZone on December 14, 2006

Described as – “turn-based. However, it uses cutting edge 3D technology, which makes it look like RTS” – on their website, Massive Assault Network 2 (MAN2) is a strategy game where all the battles take place online against other...

By DarkZero on December 05, 2006

Massive Assault Networks pay-to-play model has been removed from the release of Massive Assault Network 2 and replaced by a more forgiving lifetime subscription model. While this is certainly an improvement, is there enough under the hood to bring...

By The Wargamer on March 01, 2007