#Sudden strike ps4 review series

Careful use of your units is the order of the day and each type of units has its strengths. Hit a particularly nasty ambush and you can say goodbye to your chances as you simply wonвЂ™t have the resources to compete. Unlike certain RTS games you may be used to there is no base building in Sudden Strike 4, you are given a set number of units and you may gain reinforcements at predetermined times during a mission but thatвЂ™s all you get. Each have missions based on real life operations and some missions will overlap, with one campaign having you trying to take a location whilst another might task you with defending it. ThereвЂ™s a German campaign, a Russian one and an Allied one. Set in World War II there are three campaigns to choose from, each with seven missions.

I have to admit to not playing any of the previous titles but from what I understand this new release follows the basic gameplay elements of those older titles closely.

#Sudden strike ps4 review series

Then the question comes down to whether itвЂ™s worth playing, as Sudden Strike 4 is released on the PS4.ДЄs the title suggests Sudden Strike has been a series for a while on the PC, starting with 2D sprites for units back in 2000.

Some may argue otherwise and thereвЂ™s no denying that a mouse and keyboard is the ideal way to play them but with enough effort and clever use of a controller RTS games are definitely playable.

Real-time strategy (RTS) games can work on consoles. Augin PS4 tagged command & conquer / real time strategy / sudden strike 4 / world war II by Gareth