Recenzje USC: Counterforce

💬 A title for tactics fans – not a one-sitting game After 84 hours of gameplay – sometimes in quick 30-minute bursts, sometimes in longer sessions between daily duties – I can confidently say this game met my expectations. I was looking for something that didn't demand deep immersion in story, but still offered engaging, thoughtful gameplay – and that’s exactly what I got. So far, I've tried two of the game's modes: single missions and operations. I'm looking forward to check out the rest of the content as well – "defend the base" and the campaign. ➕ Pros: Excellent tactical depth – more layered than the most of modern tactical games. Every turn demands careful decisions: who holds the line, who provides cover, who falls back to regroup. Dynamic turns – your units can do a lot in a single turn, but every choice matters. Misjudging a situation can quickly lead to a red-screen ending. Flexible difficulty settings – from chill to challenging, where every action point counts. Easy to get into – even though there are plenty of stats and numbers, you don’t need to master them all to enjoy the game. AI can surprise you – it’s not always predictable. Sometimes it pulls back units, but usualy it punishes overextension mercilessly. ➖ Cons: Retro visuals – charming but poorly optimized. Lowering the settings barely changes how it looks, but improves performance significantly. Atmosphere is initially intriguing, but gets overshadowed by the tactical gameplay – which isn’t a bad thing, just a shift in focus. 🎯 Summary: This is a strong choice for fans of turn-based strategy who enjoy tactical challenges. There's no room for reckless rushing – you need to play defensively, cautiously, most of the time carving your way through relentless mass of enemies. Demanding but fair, this game is great for both quick sessions and extended play. If you love tactical thinking – this is a must-play.