Men Of War

In the already crowded field of World War II real-time strategy games, new contenders have to provide something special to distinguish themselves. In order to achieve this, game developers must experiment and push beyond the ordinary, creating games...

Even hardcore RTS fans will be torn about this one, adopting a “take it or leave it” approach. Those that take it will be fighting an uphill battle, one that will reward the persistent tactical player above all...

Being the sites resident historical strategy nut and a lifetime subscriber to World War II Aficionado, I tend to play a lot of the WW2 RTS games that pass through the office, even if Im not specifically the one whos supposed to be reviewing them....

Here’s one for the gamers that like it rough. Men of War is not only rough around the edges but it’s a tough game to get a handle on. It’s challenging, but too much of that challenge is attributed to the not-so-user-friendly control...

The title may be reminiscent of numerous other World War 2 strategy games, but after playing Men of War, you wont confuse it with any of them. For starters, the presentation is comically poor. The cut scenes are fuzzy, pre-rendered affairs and the...

Cast your mind back a few years and you may well recall a plucky little WWII strategy game going by the name of Soldiers: Heroes of World War II. It was great. Despite this, it didn’t sell as many copies as it should have, but it did well enough...

Men of War is a bit like The World at War television series, but without the superb narration of Laurence Olivier. The developers have attempted to provide gamers with a range of conflict situations. That means you get three campaigns from the...