- April 4, 2017
- Windforce
Armor Clash II
Platforms
About
"Armor Clash II" is a retro-style Real-Time Strategy game featuring base building, modern armors, air force, and navy. Play in single-player mode, local multi-player, or co-op against AI, with 2 main factions and 8 sub-factions, each with unique special units. The game offers continuous updates, with new units, maps, and features available for free, ensuring an enriched gaming experience with no inner purchases.











- The game has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic RTS games like Command and Conquer, making it enjoyable for fans of the genre.
- The graphics and animations are well done, providing a visually appealing experience.
- There is potential for future updates to improve the game, and it offers a solid foundation for an indie RTS.
- The game lacks depth and content, with no campaign mode and limited gameplay options, making it feel barebones.
- Performance issues, including lag and unresponsive units, detract from the overall experience.
- Multiplayer is restricted to LAN only, which limits the ability to play with friends online.
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally well-received, with many users praising the modern 3D engine and realistic aesthetic, rating it around 7/10. However, some players experience significant lag at lower graphics settings, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite this, the visuals contribute positively to the gameplay, making it an enjoyable RTS for fans of the genre.
“Just an awesome game made by one man. Amazing game, the graphics and gameplay are some of the best in RTS games ever!”
“Overall, if you enjoy a good, simple RTS without crazy micro-mechanics, good graphics, and fairly solid gameplay, give it a buy and enjoy.”
“It is a bit like a modern take on an old school Command and Conquer, but a little bit simplified and with a modern 3D engine and graphics behind it.”
“The game is laggy as hell at low graphics.”
“It is a bit like a modern take on an old school C&C, but a little bit simplified and with a modern 3D engine and graphics behind it.”
“8-bit Armies is modern and almost a direct C&C clone but has a very different feel; this game has more of a 'realistic' aesthetic, as is the gameplay.”