Art of Guile

Twenty years ago, I spent many remarkable afternoons - and nights - LAN playing Command & Conquer with my younger brother. When I started beta testing Art of Guile, I suddenly realised that these guys managed to create something as enjoyable and satisfacting as C&C was to me back then. Second time I was playing the beta online in multiplayer mode with the developer, my brother was with me, and he felt the same way....

22 found this helpful, 2017-08-24

too fun to stop... so glad getting this game u can keep moving around to tease a lone tank up close with just a single infantry because the tank got a kind of slow turret turning speed, although the little guy cant really hurt that steel block in front, but can still do silly damage to its tracks and rear projectile and unit physics are well done moral and verterancy systems are really fun to mess with too some...

5 found this helpful, 2017-11-24

From the bit that i've played this strategy game seems to be inspired in many ways by other various strategy games. Visually units look like they were inspired by Star Craft, Command & Conquer (the Tiberium Era), and Act of War with gameplay feeling very similar to Company of Heros where gathering resources for base building and unit production requires you to capture and hold strategic points and some game mechanics...

1 found this helpful, 2018-10-19