Leading a whole nation into war, from sweeping strategic moves down to shots seen in first person.

No gut call in the data, so let us look straight at the profile. And it sits low overall, line after line. Fun and sound drop to the very bottom, ahead of less than 10% of games, to confirm on few votes. Attachment, rediscovery and controller feel stay in the trough of the table. Art direction and the desert island criterion climb a little, without passing a third of the pack. Nothing really takes off. This is a niche game, still recent, with a profile to confirm.

In the simulation-strategy aisle, its ambition is rare: blending the global map with ground action. But it is demanding, technical, far from the comfort of the genre's big polished productions.

So, for who? For you if you love ambitious military sims, raw freedom and systems that let you handle everything yourself. Much less if you want a smooth, accessible experience that holds your hand from the first minutes.