Gaming Is Tom clancys endwar good?

[Dark]

It is dump is it good. I want to try it but I'm kind of busy with dragon ball.

 

[ENDscape]

Advance wars type of game. So if you like Advance wars then try this game out.

 

[Dark]

Aw I was hoping for something different

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[Shabadage]

Aw I was hoping for something different

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Keep in mind in the DS world, ANY turn based strategy game is said to be Advance Wars like (Even Panzer Assault or command, whatever the hell that game was!). I haven't played it yet, but I'm planning on breaking it out later tonight. Be happy to post impressions once I sink an hour or so into it.

 

[Dwight]

It's on my DS, but it looks like a pretty promising Advance Wars clone.
I'm too busy with Exit right now...

 

[Dark]

I'm playing star wars on my psp and dragon ball on my ds so I don't have time to play that. How is exit? I want to try that too.

 

[ENDscape]

Exit is pretty good. Easy but i believe it will get harder, hopefully it will.

 

[Dark]

Is is a action game or rpg or what ever? I want to play some 2d games.

 

[Dwight]

More like action/puzzle
It's pretty unique.

 

[Kaos]

I'm about to try out Endwar. Will post my thoughts later.

 

[Porkdish]

Unbelievable! Tell me more.

 

[Kaos]

I just played the first 2 tutorials of the DS version. It's not really like Advance Wars past the the fact that they're both grid-based strategy.

The way you have your turns is interesting.

When you start, it is your "Move Phase". You move your units.

Then it is your attack phase. You select units and tell them what to attack. Then it become your move phase again, and so on.

However, this is where it gets interesting. When it is your move phase, it is your opponent's attack phase, and vice-versa.

When you make your moves, they don't take place straight away. Instead you end your phase and THEN your moves take place. Your opponent does the same with attacks. Attacks take place before moves, so when everything moves your units are attacked and then they move. The opposite happens with your attack phase.

This means that when you choose where your units will move, you have to think of what units will be attacked, and choose their position based on that.

For example, you might move a unit to an airport to heal because you think it might be crippled by the attack.

It's pretty fun.

 

[armbeno]

Worth to "buy".
I have played through 3-4 stages and I'm going to play more, so "buy" if you like this kind of games.

 

[Dark]

I'm going to try exit now. I didn't like endwar.

 

[svnelvn]

i don't like exit either, the controls are very rough, it's really hard to execute a string of actions smoothly

i only like theresia and DB

 

[Strider]

Hyjacking this thread, I can say that I don't like Exit DS much. Sadly, though. I love it on the PSP, the touchscreen controls really mess it up in comparison.

 

[updowners]

Hyjacking this thread, I can say that I don't like Exit DS much. Sadly, though. I love it on the PSP, the touchscreen controls really mess it up in comparison.

If you want to you can use the button controls (change it in options).

Ontopic: Endwar isn't that great compared to Advanced Wars.

 

[kazuki_pl]

It is dump is it good. I want to try it but I'm kind of busy with dragon ball.

if ur interested in my opinion... got bored during the tutorial... plain...

 

[Purple_Shyguy]

its horrible

 

[Kaos]

Overall, after playing it a bit more (at the end of the first part of the Europe Campaign), I can say it's not really like Advance Wars.

It's different in that there is a hex-grid, as well as the turns being entirely different.

It's also a bit more tactical and HARDER, in my opinion.

Advance Wars has lots of maps where there are bases and you can just spam units.

EndWar is mostly maps where you get a predeployed force and have to work with that. Depots will sometimes have units in them, so they become a strategic turning point. VERY occasionally, you can produce units from said depots.

I enjoy that kind of strategy.