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Review
This review applies to version 1.0
The latest version of this software will soon be reviewed by our
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Tom Clancy's EndWar is a strategy game that changes the genre forever. This time, Ubisoft wasn't shy about innovating. They have successfully created a game that can be solely controlled by voice commands. The premise is simple: you control one of three factions and try to eliminate all threats and become victorious over the course of a single player campaign. I would say that EndWar is a Command and Conquer game on steroids. The action is intense all throughout the game. The battles are epic and the voice commands make you feel like you are really controlling how the action goes down. The game has a clear set of rules that define the way you play the game. For example, you can't create hundreds of units and take them to the battle. You can only use sets of units at any given time. Thus, you are more focused in your units actions and you can't just send them all to kill the enemy and hope for results. You are in charge here. And that makes the game a more realistic experience. The graphics are awesome. You can zoom in to the action, and this is the preferred camera for you to use. The story is simple: The United States creates a satellite that the rest of the world don't like. Months later, there is a terrorist attack on US soil and World War III is a go. The rest is up to you. |
- Great graphics.
- Great story.
- Voice commands just work great.
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Reviewed by: José Fernández Reviewer rating:  |
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