Tactical Command

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Tactical Command is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Hardy Games and was released on January 27, 2023. It received positive reviews from players.

"Tactical Command" is a turn-based strategy game where players assemble armies, lead them into battle, and aim for galactic domination. The game features two main modes: World Mode for planning moves and Battle Mode for real-time command. Players can control soldiers, mechs, and unlockable weapons, while upgrading and specializing their army for battle. Conquering strongholds provides income for larger armies, making it a crucial part of the gameplay.

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89%

Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

graphics2 negative mentions

Easy to learn and provides mindless fun, making it accessible for casual players.
Offers a unique blend of Mount & Blade mechanics with mech combat, providing a fresh take on the genre.
Engaging gameplay loop with a variety of weapons and troop upgrades that keeps players entertained for several hours.

The game is quite short, with many players finishing it in under 8 hours, leading to a feeling of aimlessness.
Lacks depth in tactical gameplay and variety in enemy encounters, making battles feel repetitive.
The game is rough around the edges, with bugs and unpolished mechanics that detract from the overall experience.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features a variety of troop classes, upgrades, and personal weapons, providing a fun experience once players overcome the minimal learning curve. However, some users find the core gameplay lacking in challenge and depth, describing it as somewhat rough around the edges yet ultimately satisfying.
- “The leveling system and the different weapons are just enough to keep you engaged, and the overall gameplay is fun, once the minimal learning curve is overcome.”
- “It's a bit rough around the edges but has satisfying gameplay.”
- “Just pure gameplay.”
- “RTS third-person gameplay.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the decent weapon variety and find the game offers ample replayability, making it suitable for casual play sessions to pass the time.
- “The weapon variety is decent, and there's plenty of replay value, making it great for killing a few hours here and there.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the diverse gameplay options available.”
- “The game offers numerous paths and choices, ensuring that no two runs are ever the same.”
- “Decent weapon variety and plenty of replay value, even if it's just to kill a few hours here and there.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are reminiscent of an old N64 game, featuring a simplistic arcade style that some users find unappealing, particularly the mobile-toon aesthetic. While the visuals may not impress everyone, the overall experience of gathering a team and engaging in combat is still enjoyable.
- “The aesthetics are kind of off, the mobile-toon style isn't my favorite, but getting a group of friends together and then taking down opponents is really enjoyable.”
- “Simple arcade fun with a taste of Mount and Blade and Dynasty Warriors, crammed into the graphics of an old N64 game.”
- “The aesthetics are kind of off; the mobile-toon style is not my thing, but getting a group of friends together and then taking down someone else is neat.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is compared to Mount & Blade but is currently hindered by bugs, a lack of polish, and limited features such as diplomacy and map size. Despite these issues, players find it to be an enjoyable experience.
- “It's basically Mount & Blade with guns and mechs, but right now it lacks diplomacy, map size, polish, and is a bit buggy.”
- “A slightly buggy but extremely fun take on Warband.”