You can highlight an individual and press the cross button on them to select them or hold the button and move the left stick to enlarge a circle over multiple units. Upon starting a level the game will automatically set up a couple of groups for you to cycle through with the dpad. Also of great importance are the repair and supply trucks as units will take critical damage to engines or tracks, have limited ammo and will need refuelling. There are different types of units within these units types as well which will be more effective in different situations. Flanking enemies is also incredibly powerful, with tanks being weaker on the rear. Infantry also have a wider field of view than a tank so will be able to spot enemies from further, safer distances. Infantry will take out other infantry quicker than a tank will, so if there’s some infantry manning an anti-tank weapon then sending in some soldiers on foot to take them down will be more effective than rolling a tank up on them. 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 won’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 that’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.
There’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.
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Then the question comes down to whether it’s worth playing, as Sudden Strike 4 is released on the PS4.Īs 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 there’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
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