Armor Clash 3

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"Armor Clash 3" is a modern warfare RTS game with base building and navies, featuring 3 distinct factions. GAIA, one of the factions, boasts advanced technology units that gain experience in battle for unique abilities, including game-changing active skills like massive repair and Quake Missile. Optimized performance and realistic graphics accentuate fast-paced battles in skirmish and challenge modes.

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Single-Player

53%

Audience ScoreBased on 200 reviews

graphics12 positive mentions

story4 negative mentions

The game has a lot of potential and offers a fun, fast-paced RTS experience reminiscent of classic titles like Command & Conquer.
The unit models and graphics are well-designed, providing a visually appealing experience.
The game features multiple modes and factions, allowing for varied gameplay and strategies.

The game suffers from significant bugs, including poor pathfinding, long loading times, and a lack of basic RTS features like attack-move and keybinding options.
There is no campaign mode or tutorial, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics and objectives.
Many players feel the game is unfinished and lacks depth, with limited content and repetitive gameplay.

graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
37%
13%
The graphics of the game are generally considered decent, with some reviewers noting they are close to AAA quality, particularly for a 2019 title. However, there are criticisms regarding clunky technical performance, long loading times, and a lack of graphical options. While the art style and unit designs are praised, many feel that improvements are needed in effects, UI, and overall map design to enhance the visual experience.
- “Graphics are not AAA level but are close to them.”
- “The graphics look very good, but there is still a lot of work to do with the effects, UI, maps, and units.”
- “Armor Clash 3, if you cannot wait for EA to remaster C&C Generals, then you should pick this hidden gem. The visuals are excellent, from units and building design to explosion physics.”
- “Missing graphics options, only audio settings and that's all.”
- “Graphically it is pretty ok, for a 2019 title, but I find it technically a bit clunky.”
- “Graphics are fairly top-notch but have a disproportionately long loading time for simple, at best, map design (we are talking 3 minutes for a flat map and a handful of buildings on an SSD).”
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
9%
73%
18%
The game lacks a dedicated story mode or campaign, which has disappointed many players who feel that the distinct factions could have provided a compelling narrative. While some users argue that a storyline may not be necessary for an RTS, the absence of any plot or tutorial leaves players feeling lost and limits engagement. Overall, the game's focus on unit variety and skirmish modes overshadows the potential for a richer storytelling experience.
- “There's no campaign, which is a shame because the three factions are different and interesting enough that it feels like they have a cool story to tell.”
- “One major thing that people don't like about the game is that it doesn't contain any story mode.”
- “However, finding a story in the RTS game is quite complicated because most of these games come without any specific plot.”
- “Many people are praising it while at the same time, some gamers are criticizing it due to lack of story and modes.”
gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
55%
15%
The gameplay is characterized by interesting mechanics across three distinct factions, but suffers from poor quality control and a lack of tutorials, making it difficult for new players to understand the game. While the core gameplay is enjoyable and has potential, issues such as clunky controls, scarce content, and a lack of multiplayer options detract from the overall experience. Players note that despite its fun elements, the game feels bare-bones and requires significant improvements to fully realize its potential.
- “The three factions offer interesting gameplay as they are not just cosmetically different but also in their gameplay mechanics.”
- “Anyone who has played Command and Conquer or any similar RTS will pick up the mechanics of this quickly.”
- “Awesome game, it's a little bare bones at the moment, but core gameplay is a lot of fun.”
- “The quality control is very poor and not worth anything but the steepest of discounts. I'm going to be very hard pressed to meet my hour of gameplay per hour spent.”
- “Regarding the gameplay, I have some concerns too, because despite being a very straightforward RTS, there are no tutorials or learning sessions/maps.”
- “I was hoping this would be somewhat similar to Command and Conquer Generals. The mechanics of moving the map are clunky with no keyboard support. The content is incredibly scarce, with challenges, units, and a total lack of multiplayer. The camera and unit variety would be simple fixes to improve the game quite a lot.”
music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
50%
25%
The music in the game is a mixed bag; while it captures a classic Command & Conquer style with heavy metal influences, some players find it generic and overly loud, often drowning out important audio cues. Additionally, the sound options are limited, leading to complaints about sound glitches and imbalances in audio levels. Overall, the music is considered well-executed for an indie title, but it suffers from technical issues and a lack of customization.
- “Sound and music are well done for an indie game.”
- “Classic C&C style RTS complete with heavy metal music and scud launchers.”
- “Sounds and music are passable if a little generic.”
- “The knock-off 'Frank Klepacki' music often drowns out other audio cues.”
- “Sounds and music are passable if a little 'generic'.”
- “Sound glitch, music too loud, vocal sounds too low, no adjustments?”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while unit movement is generally solid and not awkward, players have reported a number of minor glitches and AI issues that require attention.
- “Buggy mess”
- “A bunch of small tweaks need to be made to the AI and minor glitches I've seen.”
- “Buggy mess”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization of this game has been criticized as a cash grab, with users expressing frustration over its unfinished state and calling for its removal from Steam due to perceived abandonment by the developers.
- “This is another unfinished game by this developer and another cash grab. I strongly advise not to buy it, and Steam should remove any game that is shown to be unfinished and deserted by the developer.”

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