amazing game, needs map editor. or maybe i'm just too stupid to realize there is one.

Pros:

1) Tactical & Realistic Combat:
When the game works, it actually feels like real battlefield strategy cover, suppression, flanking, and positioning matter a lot.

2) Unique Manual Control System:
Being able to directly control soldiers and vehicles is awesome in theory and can create some very satisfying moments.

3) Good Variety of Units & Battles:
There’s a lot of different squads, weapons, and vehicles, so battles can feel interesting and unpredictable.

4) High Skill Ceiling:
If you stick with it long enough, you can get really good and pull off some insane plays.


Cons:

1) Extremely Clunky & Outdated Controls/UI:
This is the biggest problem. The interface and controls feel old and frustrating, especially when things get hectic. A strategy game should feel clean not like you’re fighting the controls more than the enemy.

2) Steep Learning Curve With Poor Guidance:
The game does a bad job teaching you. It throws you into chaos without explaining key mechanics, so it feels confusing and punishing early on.

3) Pathfinding & Unit Behavior Can Be Awful:
Units don’t always move how you want, they get stuck, make weird decisions, or run into danger for no reason which ruins the tactical part.

4) Can Feel Unfair and Rage-Inducing:
You can lose fights instantly from small mistakes, random chaos, or weird AI behavior. It stops feeling “hard but fair” and starts feeling annoying.

Final thoughts:
Overall, this game has a ton of potential and can be really fun when everything clicks. The tactical combat feels intense and rewarding, and the manual control system creates some genuinely awesome battlefield moments. There’s a lot of variety, and if you put the time in, the skill ceiling is high enough to keep you hooked.

But at the same time, the clunky controls/UI, confusing learning curve, and inconsistent unit behavior can seriously ruin the experience especially in chaotic fights where the game should feel smooth, not frustrating. When losses happen because of bad pathfinding or awkward controls instead of your decisions, it stops feeling fair and starts feeling annoying.

If you love tactical realism and can tolerate jank, you’ll probably enjoy it.
But if you want a polished, modern strategy experience, this one might test your patience.