But the feel is just nice to me, and the amount of detail put into this game, even the plates on the tanks vibrate and move around as they drive. But to rotate the camera in Blitzkrieg 3 would be nice to be able to do though. Been too long since a game like this came out. this game will become Blitzkrieg just with added things never before seen in pc games.Īnd also, I do enjoy how the game almost feels 2D, yet is obviously 3D. But I'm sure with campaigns, more multiplayer options etc. Whether this system will succeed in the long run or not, is yet to be seen. This is the kind of thing that could sometimes change the course of games to follow. So I just thoughgt I'd like to congratulate the team behind Blitzkrieg 3 for actually looking what is popular today, and attempting to intergrate it into a pc game. And maybe some more things to do in multiplayer.
The game is in alpha, so a lot will still be added I'm sure, and I really hope for campaigns leaning towards how Blitzkrieg 2 played. But I just thought, this is exactly what I want at this point in time! So to be honest, what sold Blitzkrieg 3 to me was when I read it has this build base and attack system like what you get on mobile.
So sooner or later the game loses it's appeal to me. One thing I however don't like about these games are the fact that you will never really get ahead unless you spend money, which I don't do. I like to go in, upgrade something, play a battle or two, and that's it. One type of game I started enjoying is mobile "rts", or whatever you like to call it, such as Clash of Clans, Dominations and Empires & Allies. I still play it now from time to time, but most times I just play mobile games, its just easy to start up and play.
I just like to say the following, since a lot of people, for obvious reasons, believe this game has taken a turn away from what Blitzkrieg games should be.įor the last year or more I have pretty much just played games on my cellphone, the last game that I played religiously on computer was Company of Heroes 2.
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