- July 20, 2020
- Gregory Adam Scott
Armoured Commander
73%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
88% User Score 34 reviews
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About
Guide a tank through WW2 in this rougelike wargame.





Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
story3 negative mentions
- Innovative and addictive gameplay that effectively simulates tank combat in WWII.
- Offers a deep level of detail and strategy, allowing players to manage their crew and make tactical decisions.
- Free to play, making it accessible to a wide audience and providing a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic board games.
- Controls and user interface are clunky and outdated, making the game less user-friendly.
- Lacks modern graphics and quality of life features, which may deter players accustomed to contemporary gaming standards.
- The game can be frustratingly difficult, with a steep learning curve and little guidance for new players.
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of "Armoured Commander" are largely criticized for their outdated, pixelated style reminiscent of the 1980s, with many reviewers noting the lack of modern 3D visuals and specific level design. While some players appreciate the nostalgic charm and find the graphics functional for gameplay, others feel that the muddy terrain and repetitive text-based explanations detract from the overall experience. Ultimately, the game's visuals may appeal primarily to those seeking a retro experience rather than contemporary gamers accustomed to high-quality graphics.
“I wasn't expecting much from this free little game with 1980s style graphics, but I enjoy the topic and so I thought I would give it a shot.”
“Normally I'm not really into pixelated graphics, but this one is an exception; these graphics actually work pretty well here.”
“The graphics show you everything you need to know.”
“Pretending 3D graphics weren't invented is not doing a service to the industry.”
“Much as the developers weren't able to work out how to do modern graphics, they also didn't bother with specific level design, opting to try to use samey procedural generation algorithms as a substitute for content.”
“While this is free, it's only going to appeal to people looking for some nostalgia, and all they will actually get out of this is a reminder why things like 3D graphics and mouse interfaces were invented and how much better things are today than they were back in the 1980s.”