Aggression is a military real-time strategy game set within a historic context featuring role-playing elements. Play the role of a political leader of Russia, Great Britain, France or Germany. It is up to you to take firm decisions at the crucial period of the European history – the World Wars ages covering 1914 – 1945.
Pompeous and broken strategy game which starts in 1910 and lasts to 1950... presumably. You can choose one of the 4 greatest European countries of that age, hire some specialists (generals, ministers, spies, scientists), fix some production in every city under your hand, and then prepare yourself for the Great War ahead.
Alas, the main game's mechanics...
what is the game about?
you play as one of 4 countries (russia, france, germany, britain) in europe between 1910-1945. You play on a strategic map, where you can build units and buildings, manage your cities and population and explore technologies, which range from the first to the end of the second world war.
Except for the strategic map, there is...
Pros:
Wide variety of units to use.
Explosions feel and look good. (In other words, it doesn't look like a fire cracker went off when a artillery shell hits a surface.)
Pretty good destruction Physics.
Covers both World War One and Two Warfare, so it caters to both interests. (Refreshing concept I have to say.)
Detailed animations on units.
Cons:
Limited...
Agression Europe under fire makse for a very fun and interesting game overall. IT has a complex yet fairly easy to use Nation management system and this is what makes up the bulk of the gameplay. There is also a decently basic RTS styled fighting system where you can watch buildings blow up in graphical detail and lead your tanks and infantry to vicotry!...
I had to fight this game for more than a week before I could start effectively playing it. In the beginning I suffered crashes on every battle which made the game virtually unplayable.
Despite that, with a lot of patience, trial and error and tweaking I finally made it work and I have to recognize it is a great game. It has that mix of grand strategy...
