Military Operations: Benchmark

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Military Operations: Benchmark is a single player action game. It was developed by Military Operations and was released on June 21, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

The "Military Operations: Benchmark" utility can be used to determine if your system is ready to run the "Military Operations" Realtime Operational Wargame that is currently in development. It performs a number of tests to measure your system's capability for running the "Metis engine".Important! If you just want to stress-test your system, there are better produc…

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Free to Play

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Single-Player

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51%

Audience ScoreBased on 39 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The benchmark showcases an impressive scale and ambition, hinting at a potentially rich and detailed game world.
It serves as a useful tool for tech enthusiasts and strategy buffs to test their systems and get a glimpse of the upcoming game.
The dynamic range of view and the ability to zoom from a planet-wide perspective down to individual units is thrilling.

The game suffers from significant performance issues, including crashes and low frame rates, even on high-end hardware.
Many users report that the game fails to launch or runs poorly, with some experiencing installation problems.
The graphics and overall polish are lacking, leading to a disappointing experience for those expecting a finished product.

graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The graphics of the game are generally considered subpar, with many users reporting low frame rates and poor performance, especially on lower-end systems. While some acknowledge the impressive scale and functionality of the simulation, the visuals themselves are not a strong point, often described as outdated or lacking polish. Overall, the focus appears to be more on performance testing than on delivering cutting-edge graphics.
- “The graphics are good and everything; it's just I think I have a potato PC to run this game, lol.”
- “It's not the prettiest, but this tool is dedicated to the simulation, not the visuals.”
- “This benchmark has a massive and impressive scale; whether you like the graphics or not, it's incredible that all of this can be done on such a scale and in real-time.”
- “Very bad graphics; only 27fps on a 3070 in low mode for some reason. It's not good, do not download.”
- “Does not work with an integrated graphics card.”
- “Risk with 1980 graphics.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The optimization of the game is notably poor, with users reporting significant performance issues, including low frame rates and crashes during gameplay. While the scale and ambition of the game are commendable, it lacks polish and does not offer options to adjust settings for better performance. Overall, it is not recommended for those seeking a reliable tool for testing system stability.
- “Don’t expect cutting-edge visuals—this is all about testing performance.”
- “milops benchmark impresses with its scale and ambition but falls short in polish and performance.”
- “Would not recommend this tool to test system stability or performance only if you are interested in the game and want to see how it runs on your hardware.”
- “Don't expect cutting-edge visuals—this is all about testing performance.”
- “Milops benchmark impresses with its scale and ambition but falls short in polish and performance.”
- “Runs at 13 fps at best when you make any of the soldiers move; horribly optimized, no way to lower settings, and if I play the 'roam' mode, the game crashes.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is characterized by minimal mechanics, which may limit depth and complexity in player interactions.
- “Gameplay mechanics are minimal here.”
- “Gameplay mechanics are minimal here.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game lacks a deep plot and is primarily focused on strategy and scale, with minimal emphasis on storytelling. While it is not story-driven, there is a narrative element related to the performance of your rig.
- “There’s no deep plot here—this is all about strategy and scale.”
- “This isn’t a story-driven game, but there’s a narrative of sorts in how well your rig performs.”