Ironclads: Anglo Russian War 1866 reviews

It Is A good strategy game since you must know how to use your troops properly. Also you must be very patient because you have to be running the enemy (in which the ships turn and take speed). The only thing I missed was a tutorial that not knowing how to control everything you get is not pleasant.

Exactly the same as the Vip Admirals. Only now, probably, have added similarity of "port" where some conditional ships can be "bought". The Historicity in all this is also not enough, and sorry. For istiricity could be forgiven stupid gameplay-but alas, alas. Unfortunately, most reviews do not lie-spend on this time and money can be just a very big fan of sea battles.

Of all the boat games, this---the worst I've ever met. Perhaps The authors had interesting ideas, but they simply did not get the final product to the release stage. Not Only that the mission is, and the goals in them-no, so also the interface controls are almost no: neither clickable, nor keyboards. It Remains to look at the lifeless sea and the ships crawling on it. Boring, silly, pointless. How so brothers Slavs have christened--the mind is incomprehensible.

I Don't know how to qualify it, although the idea is good, this "game" to call it so has nothing to call your attention except the title and because it is unique in its genre, the naval battles are without any grace, you limit yourself to direct the columns of ships and choose the Course while you turn the view with the mouse, and already this, I do not know how it has generated such a saga of titles with such limited and nefarious control. For Nothing I would recommend wasting time with him or with any of his siblings, which I have seen alone are a calcamonia. If all the above did not exist yet could forgive those graphics or sound effects, apart from a repetitive music, do not lose a second and throw a naval battle with the Napolen TW for example, you deserve more the penalty that this title odourless.

Bored and Cansino to satiety. A great lack of controls a very poor IA plus battles can last a lot. NOT that it is unrealistic the naval battles of that time could be lengthened to the point that the two fleets simply ran out of ammunition or had to be separate by time conditions. But It is not considered a victory when the IA is batted in retreat-.-"which is simply a gradisima botched. Outside The battles there is a kind of boat management system where you have to decide to repair your fleet or buy more boats but everything is far above without any depth. In battles you can only control the speed and direction of your boats. Not bad the idea, but the lack of depth the tedium of battles few details in general make it just a bad game.