Massive Assault Demo

With a science-fiction storyline, Massive Assault is set in the human world in the near future, a time of political upheaval and war. For nearly a century turbulence has given way to peace, but the Phantom League - the organization that has caused volatility in the past does not 'stand still'. They launched rebellions against the Free Nations Union (FNU) peace-fighting forces - the archenemy of the rebel organization. Because of unequal forces and past failures, the Phantom League (PL) is more careful in planning. They attack the colonial planets - the vital source of resources for the Earth and the FNU, forcing the FNU to bring troops to reclaim the colony and declare war on the PL The war for the power and fate of humanity begins. .

As a turn-based array of games built on 3D, Massive Assault has beautiful graphics, battles in the game can take place in the air, on the ground or at sea with many military units to choose from ( watch towers, robots, rocket launchers .). Players can rotate the scene, zoom in and out to enjoy the scenery or eye-catching effects of the weather or from battles. The game belongs to the classic turn-based school, at each turn the player chooses the base, then begins his battle. After each battle is a round to buy troops, the amount to buy troops based on the profits of the land that the player is holding. This means that the more land you have, the more money you'll have to buy, but it's worth noting that this amount is limited. After a specified number of turns and the battle is not over, that land will no longer provide you with money; at which time less military situation would be more dangerous. The game has a good point is that in its turn, if there is a wrong or unsatisfactory decision, the player has the right to 'recover', can 'undo' 1 action (Undo) or more (Rewind).

The units in the game are quite diverse (about 26 units), each piece has features such as range, destruction, distance . different. You should note that the long-range artillery has a large destructive power, shoots long but moves little and easily 'die', so it needs to be protected by melee troops. It is also important to note that movement and shooting are not affected by the action point (the game does not have action points like the same kind of games) but only by the distance, so you can move freely and then The decision to destroy 'uncle' is up to you. The game has a fairly simple interface, easy to understand, helpful help for players to quickly grasp how to play and control, but the game's tutorial screen just stops at a basic level.

The soundtrack can be said to be impeccable, not as noisy and loud as some arrayed games that gently 'relieve' the tension for players while thinking about strategic strategies. This is a very difficult game, although it is simply arranging and calculating strategies, but you cannot underestimate. Admittedly, the machine always overwhelms the player, and if the mistake is that you will 'surrender' quickly. Unfortunately there is no way to adjust the difficulty of the game to 'easier' for players! For those of you who are passionate about calculating and challenging turn-based games, Massive Assault is an interesting challenge, and for ordinary players, the game is a very difficult difficulty to overcome.