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• gamedeal user

  Jan 1, 2023

  Sunage : a solid entry into the RTS genre, with all the aspects one expects from such a game , however it has some wierd quirks, such as wierd map scrolling. shame it never got a proper random map generator within the game .
• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2014

  Played a bit of the campaign and skirmish so far. Pretty good game, better than I expected it to be after what I heard of the original release. I like the aesthetics and lighting and I like that the weapons sound like weapons :) Controls take a little getting used to. Squading up and selecting different unit types in particular has led to a few mis-clicks but it'll grow on me :P Gameplay feels solid. Mostly everything feels and responds as I expect it to and the fighting is fun to watch and play out. There are a couple things I'm not too keen on. Lack of AA capable infantry is a bit odd but I was caught off guard in my skirmish game so I'm not sure if it will prove to be a balance issue. Also, I don't like how the music goes quiet when there's an audio cue (units being attacked, Need more storage etc.) All in all, a pretty good game :)
• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2014

  Do you miss the RTS games of old? Ones that actually had a plot driven and LARGE single player campaign for EACH faction? Ones with maybe not top of the line graphics but definately appealing charm in the art style that was pleasing to look at? Ones with awesome sound effects that actually made sense? Ones with UNIQUE factions let alone unique game design? If you liked old school RTS games I'd pick this up... I honestly can't even say WHY I have so much old time video game fun feeling when I play this... but I do... at least 15 bucks worth thats for sure. I own every wargame especially RTS ever made, I'm not even kidding. For 15 bucks after the first mission I knew this was worth it. If youre looking for a company of heroes type matchmaking system and crap like that this isn't your RTS game, this is oldschool.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2014

  This initially looks like a low-budget StarCraft ripoff, but after taking a chance on it and playing it for a few hours, it's clear it's much more than that. It has solid graphics and sound, with easy to identify and well charactered units. Base building is a charm with the power-node system, and the resource distribution (four types!) forces exploration and additional base-building. The game borrows some of the best ideas from StarCraft, Generals, Tiberium Sun and Supreme Commander, and balances them out extremely well; it's less macro-y, faster, and less fiddly than Age Of Empires, but less micro-y, speedfreak tournament hotkey nonsense than StarCraft or Dawn Of War. It really feels like some of the best bits of the C&C Games, (sneaking transports into the back of enemy bases), but with a little more depth, and it just has a really solid, classic RTS feel that's familiar, yet fresh at the same time. This one is a hidden gem, and has sleeper hit written all over it. Multiplayer is probably going to be a *blast* with this game.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2014

  This is a in progress review. I will add/change more as I go. TDLR version: This is a solid 2D rts game with Tiberium sun/starcraft vibe to it. Singleplayer is solid so far from what I have played. This is not a replacement to C&C or starcraft. Its fun and entertaining never the less. Recommended towards people who want to get into the genre and hardcore fans of the RTS genre for right now. Wall of text version: This game as stated in TDLR version is a solid 2D rts game. The singleplayer is solid and sort of interesting. The gameplay is fun but the control scheme is a bit weird and something to get used to. As for Multiplayer not much of a scene at all as of right now. The selection of units is pretty good. Gameplay wise its a interesting take but nothing really innovating. There is nothing mind blowing from the game. Here are the upsides: +Solid gameplay +Art work and graphics +Story looks promising +Sound effects are so far good +Content for the price Now on to complients and feedback. I hope if the developers read this: Negative: -Ai pathing (I ran into a mission when trying to avoid posion clouds the AI had some major problems to taking commands to going around and getting around the map in general) Feedback: It would be awesome if you guys could add modding tools. It would extend life of the game and I can see a amazing star wars mod to this game. It would sell like hot cakes. As for now its all I can think of. I will add as I can go along. When I have beaten the game I will finalize the review. This is my first time I have done a review like this and I hope some of you find it helpful.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2015

  Good, super fun, and simple RTS made in the style of an old 2.5D Command and Conquer game, yet with enough features and UI improvments in recent updates to make it feel like a modern game which is recreating the nostalgia of older games. This is a very well made(I've had no crashing issues or anything playing it so far), and well supported(frequent updates addressing issues, including even one just this morning), indie game that I'd argue should be rated with Star Craft 2 as one of the best, TRUE, RTS games to come out in a while. The plot is fairly boilerplate, but is well executed in the cutscenes, and despite its "stereotypical" framing, is well written and an engaging experience. Graphics, are well, they are the graphics of games ten years ago, only with high deff sprites and partical effects for once, which, in its weird 2.5D way, does look gorgoues during the fire fights. Sound quality is amazing for what the game is, actually really impressed by this aspect of the game. If you've got nostalgia for the old days of RTS games, or are sick to your stomach as well with EA for shutting down their online servers...then buy SunAge: Battle for Elysium.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 25, 2015

  Summary: + Pretty 2D graphics + Interesting story (even if not the most original) + 3 different factions with unique units + Old-school RTS spirit (4 different resources, slower pace, interesting base-building mechanics and etc.) + Beautiful soundtrack (even though there are not many different songs) - Very glitchy unit controls and pathfinding which makes you frustrated from time to time (especially air unit control... Nightmare) - No 8 player skirmish mode and in general - not enough skirmish maps - Enemy AI sometimes behave weird and doesn't function properly - Some bugs there and there... It needs more polishing but I would still recommend this game to RTS fans. I hope to see some patches :)
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2015

  GREAT NEW RTS GAME, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for all the OLD and NEW RTS FANS Punches EA in the gut and asks, "Why did you ruin your CNC franchise and not make a GOLD like SunAge?" [b]SunAge Review:[/b] PROS: ++ Great 2D Graphics ++ Interesting three distinct factions/sides ++ Fun RTS elements like squads, upkeeps, multiple resource types ++ Nice looking maps ++ Nice intuitive UI with complex learning curve ++ HIgh Resolution capable ++ Cool Research system ++ Cool Map Zoom system ++ Worth buying on Sale or Regular price CONS: ++ No LAN Multiplayer? This should be added since the server itself may go down at times ++ No Save and Pause in Skirmish ++ No restart button in Skirmish ++ Very small number of maps to play in Skirmish and Multiplayer ++ No 8 Player in Skirmish and Multiplayer (Come on, it's 2015!) ++ No ability to turn down the build-up sounds made by the BMRs (It's annoyingly loud!) ++ Water/Sea texture is very bland (please improve this) ++ Make a GUI to adjust Graphic settings ++ BUildup and Destruction animations of buildings can be improved SUGGESTIONS: ++ Deploy some type of modding tools ++ Create mapping tools ++ Medic or Mechanic for Units or Repair or Hospital Buildings ++ Dead corpse animations may have some variations I hope the devs are listening to their customers/subscribers.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2015

  Man, I tried to like this game, but the god awful user interface, controls and AI made it impossible. I played this offline, so my playtime is closer to 4 hours than 1. The controls were what really broke my back. You know how in most RTSs when you click and drag around a group of units it selects them all? In this game it will reorganize two dozen of your units of the same type into a squad. This is a game where you can easily have several hundred units, and you need to give commands to them in squads of like ten at a time. In short, can’t recommend.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2016

  I love the game. If you prefer civ 3 over civ 5, then I believe you will enjoy this game a large amount (its ui is a bit clunky and unit control is pretty basic) Everyone of course is subject to these setbacks. Campaigns are genuinely reminiscent of warcraft and stronghold Age of Mythology in terms of length and cheezy storyline thats still fun to play and watch unfold/ oddly captivating