Armoured Commander II Reviews

It's a great game at a great price.

A very addictive, incredible tank sim

It is a great game, especially if you use a bit of a theatre of the mind. I had some epic moments in the game with my crew baling out, getting shot and grab another tank to head to the front. Love the crew being able to learn skills on the way. Visually not spectacular but it doesn't need to be. Love the ability to make the game as hard or as easy as you want. One of the few games I actually recommended to a friend of mine. I can only hope for ARMCO 3.

Very good game, though not easy to get into. Will have to get used to controls and UI.

I genuinely cannot recommend this game enough as a tank sim, it is quite frankly everything I've ever wanted from one.

Great "one more turn" game for tank fans. While the interface is scary at first, it's much more intuitive than you'd think and you can pick it up in no time. This game is more tactically focused in a good way; it's more about you and your crew staying alive than major gains in the overworld map. Definitely worth 10 bucks

If you play any tank game, play this one. * Beautiful ASCII-type art style * Immersive gameplay with real landscapes, a huge historical asset roster * You will grow attached to your crew if you play as commander * Endless tactics and strategies to test and refine with complex crew-equipment and squad interactions * Active and friendly community on Steam and Discord with monthly community challenges

Great surprisingly deep game that lets you command a tank in most theaters of WWII. It's a lot like dwarf fortress if you can get past the initial looks it's incredibly in depth.

A game that stands as both being incredibly simple in construction yet with a depth surprising for its initial appearance. With the necessary tools, it lends itself towards being fairly forgiving with moddability so long as you know JSON formatting and use the REXpaint platform for sprites.

[h1]No one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten.[/h1] I'm not going to give a whole lot of explanation here - the game itself is worth giving "Labor of Love" award every day of the week, every year, period. I just want to thank a man behind this beautiful piece of digital art everyone is able to enjoy. If you are looking for unique wargames or just curious about WW2 FVs history - try it; if you are traditional roguelike enjoyer - try it; if you are craving for really unusual game expirence - try it, there is nothing remotely close (maybe good old Steel Fury or Star Fleet). And it is educational! What else can you ask for?