Xeno Command Reviews

I Xeno reason to not pick up this. Polished, simple, cool.

Not exactly an RTS but there is something here that i would like to see more of. I guess its a good port but the fact that its for phones really limits the potential.

I would like it to be positive but. The game is interesting in many respects. But you still feel the connection that it was a mobile game. Regardless of the variety of enemies and soldiers and missions, everything quickly starts to repeat itself. For the most part, the tactic is to attack with a lot of soldiers in a hurry. Most of the time you have to hurry because the time is too short. The game lacks a good explanation, description of the tasks and other things. There is no list of the enemies and the items you find, and this affects the tactics so much that I didn't understand what most of the enemies were doing. There is no status in the game and you can't understand exactly how things affect things. The Ubgrades are repeated without giving you any more. There are no bosses, only stronger enemies. There are bugs and balancing. Regardless the game is still supported. The game is interesting, but it gets boring quickly and there are no achievements to make it at least a little different. Maybe with a discount. After the repairs I saw, I was going to give it another chance to change the review, but. Last year it worked without problems, but now after the repairs they have caused the regional bug. Usually, this bug is there when the game comes out, not later. A black screen appears that you need to change the region for it to work. Allegedly, there is a save cloud, but nothing has been saved from before. They didn't do anything.

You get your moneys worth and if you really like the game even more. The game is simple but can be challenging on harder difficulties. Good support with more content being added

If I could give a mixed review I would. I like the game but there's a serious design flaw in that you are forced to only use one group thus you cannot divide and conquer which makes the game a bit more taxing.

A very casual RTS that has just enough depth to keep things interesting, perfect to get new people hooked into the genre, and short and sweet enough for an experienced veteran to have a good time. While at times you can see where this is a mobile port to PC, thankfully the devs had the foresight to remove the pay-to-win aspects that I'm sure do exist in the mobile version. Would seem they've learned with the botched PC launch of Otherworld Legends, would love to see Soul Knight make it on here at some point. The cute Ironhide-esque graphics are a plus as well, always a fan of this style. EASILY worth 5$.

Saw this on Esty8nine and was super excited to give it a try. A small scale starcraft with shorter mission and still has different difficulties. Game is missing in some polish atm but is a very enjoyable and repeatable game. Looking forward to putting more hours into it.

Very solid little roguelike/rts Hybrid. I have beat the randomly generated campaign once at this point and look forward to trying my hand with the other Heroes. This is absolutely going to draw comparisons to Steel Marines, I myself like the interface here better and its much easier to control your units. For less then the price of a Venti at Starbucks you are gonna get a ton of entertainment here.

Fantastic little RTS that is well worth the asking price. I was really surprised at the amount of content on offer, there is more here than from a lot of bigger studio and price tag games. There are 4 playable factions, and they are WILDLY different from each other. The enemy races are also as different as possible from each other. There are 3 campaigns which are really the training grounds for the 4th campaign which uses random levels from the other campaigns, but adds all sorts of modifiers. This random campaign and the permanent progression ensures there is a huge amount of replayability. It is also a very approachable game for anyone - total newcomers to the genre will be fine and have a lot of fun, while veterans can enjoy a challenge by cranking up the difficulty. Overall, while I hope there is more content in the future, what there is already has been well worth the money.

(Unten auf Deutsch) Xeno Command is a strategy game available for Android and Windows. As other people have noted, it gives the impression of being inspired by games like StarCraft (setting) and Iron Marines (gameplay), yet it also offers its own creative ideas. Content: As you can see on the storepage, there are 4 factions, each with their own hero, bringing their own skillset with their own troops, buildings, defense towers and corresponding upgrades after a level-up. In addition, there are 4 campaigns. The first campaign reminded me of the Terran battle against the Zerg and the Starship Trooper battle against the Brainbug. So far, I've found the campaign to be as enjoyable as it is entertaining and exciting. The difficulty level is reasonable. Replayability: The replayability value is increased by 3 difficulty levels that increase monster strength in particular, randomly generated levels, and the various options in the hero's level-up bonus. Gameplay: The gameplay partly reminded me of Iron Marines. You have to expand your own base and defend it against enemy attack waves. In addition, troops have to be recruited to march along with the hero squad and attack strategically relevant offensive targets. These objectives are divided into primary and secondary objectives. Primary objectives are used for mission completion and secondary objectives give bonuses. There are also strategically relevant locations such as resource generators and buildings where troops or equipment can be purchased. Heroes: There are 4 heroes. The options available to the hero for successful mission completion are divided into his battlefield abilities, consumable items, constructing buildings and recruiting troops. Controls: The mouse click controls are kept very simple and worked well for me in the first few levels. This video, in addition to the information on the store page, gave me a good first impression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYHU8mBNs-g I think for this low price the game is definitely worth a look, especially since it also supports quite a few languages. See the Store Page. Deutsch: Xeno Command ist ein Strategiespiel, das für Android und Windows erhältlich ist. Wie auch schon andere Leute festgestellt haben, erweckt es den Eindruck, durch Spiele wie StarCraft (Setting) und Iron Marines (Gameplay) inspiriert worden zu sein, dennoch bietet es auch eigene kreative Ideen an. Umfang: Wie ihr auf der Storepage sehen könnt, gibt es 4 Fraktionen mit ihrem jeweils eigenen Helden, der sein eigenes Skillset mit eigenen Truppen, Gebäuden, Verteidigungstürmen und entsprechenden Upgrades nach einem Level-Up mit sich bringt. Dazu gibt es 4 Kampagnen. Die erste Kampagne hat mich an den Kampf der Terraner gegen die Zerg und den Kampf der Starship Trooper gegen den Brainbug erinnert. Bis jetzt war die Kampagne für mich ein ebenso vergnüglicher wie kurzweiliger und spannender Spaß. Der Schwierigkeitsgrad ist angemessen. Wiederspielbarkeit: Der Wiederspielbarkeitswert wird durch die genannten 3 Schwierigkeitsgrade, die die insbesondere die Monsterstärke erhöhen, zufallsgenerierte Levels und die verschiedenen Möglichkeiten beim Level-Up-Bonus des Helden erhöht. Gameplay: Das Gameplay erinnerte mich teilweise an Iron Marines. Es gilt die eigene Basis auszubauen und gegen gegnerische Angriffswellen zu verteidigen. Außerdem sind Truppen zu rekrutieren, die mit dem Heldentrupp mitmarschieren und strategisch relevante Offensivziele attackieren. Diese Ziele teilen sich in primäre und sekundäre Ziele. Primärziele dienen dem Missionsabschluss und sekundäre Ziele verleihen Boni. Außerdem gibt es strategisch relevante Positionen wie Ressourcengeneratoren und Gebäude, in denen Truppen oder Ausrüstung erworben werden kann. Die Helden: Es gibt 4 Helden. Die dem Helden zur Verfügung stehenden Möglichkeiten zum erfolgreichen Missionsabschluss gliedern sich in seine Schlachtfeldfähigkeiten, verbrauchbare Gegenstände, dem konstruieren von Gebäude und dem Rekrutieren von Truppen. Steuerung: Die Mausklick-Steuerung ist sehr einfach gehalten und hat für mich in den ersten Leveln gut funktioniert. Dieses Video hat mir ergänzend zu den Angaben auf der Store Page einen guten ersten Eindruck vermittelt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYHU8mBNs-g Ich finde, für diesen günstigen Preis ist das Spiel auf jeden Fall einen Blick wert, zumal es auch eine ganze Reihe von Sprachen unterstützt. Siehe Store Page.