8-Bit Armies Reviews
8-Bit Armies is a fast-paced and simple looking version of more advanced and realistic RTS games. Despite it looking rather cute and innocent, there's a lot of pixel mayhem to be had in this rather mechanically deep strategy game. Sure, you'll be whizzing through the missions quite fast at around 10-15 minutes each, but you'll be returning to them once you've unlocked more units so you can unlock more of the elusive stars. The ability to perform Cross-Play with the other two games in the franchise (when they come out) is a great concept, I just wish more people were playing it online
8-Bit Armies is a reminder of how far the RTS genre has come and although it's fun to begin with but the ease with which you'll breeze through the levels makes it hard to recommend to anyone other than someone new to the genre.
8-Bit Armies might not be the saviour of the RTS genre, but it is a neat and simpler alternative for the consoles.
8-Bit Armies tries to evoke a sense of nostalgia, but forgets what made classic real time strategy games so fun to play.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
This game is more backwater base quartermaster than frontline fighter, but I guess the saying rings true; ‘War is hell.’
8-bit Armies is just like a classic Command & Conquer game, but built using voxels. It's simplified, but still recognizable to fans of timeless strategies. It sounds similar and it plays similar. And for consoles, it's one of the best mapped strategies for controller.
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