Demo?
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2014 11:47 am
Still thinking of getting this game at some point.
I have been playing the demos of Strategic Command the Great War: Breakthrough etc and those games look a lot more detailed than this one does from the screens I have seen. But its diffiuclt to know which plays better without trying a demo of this game. Is one planned or not? I dont tend to buy expensive games these days without at least a demo to try.
I am sort of assuming though that this game plays like Panzer General, on the same scale as that game as well, and if so I am not really sure if I would like that. I sort of liked Panzer General [a bit] but I only ever got up to France before I got bored and I dont think I ever got any further than that. I think it was the endless moving around of counters without anything else to do that go a bit dull. PLus I am not sure this game could do WW1 justice when there are only ten hexes to show the whole of the Western Front? That seems very large scale. It worked sort of ok for WW2 but for WW1? Dunno, not sure, difficult to say without a demo!!
But the problem with Strategic Command though is the other way - in that it might be 'too small scale' for me, it took me ages last night just to fight the Operation Michael battle. Although the detail in it is amazing. Has anyone tried both, can anyone give me some advice?
Failing that I come back to the original question - where is the demo?
I have been playing the demos of Strategic Command the Great War: Breakthrough etc and those games look a lot more detailed than this one does from the screens I have seen. But its diffiuclt to know which plays better without trying a demo of this game. Is one planned or not? I dont tend to buy expensive games these days without at least a demo to try.
I am sort of assuming though that this game plays like Panzer General, on the same scale as that game as well, and if so I am not really sure if I would like that. I sort of liked Panzer General [a bit] but I only ever got up to France before I got bored and I dont think I ever got any further than that. I think it was the endless moving around of counters without anything else to do that go a bit dull. PLus I am not sure this game could do WW1 justice when there are only ten hexes to show the whole of the Western Front? That seems very large scale. It worked sort of ok for WW2 but for WW1? Dunno, not sure, difficult to say without a demo!!
But the problem with Strategic Command though is the other way - in that it might be 'too small scale' for me, it took me ages last night just to fight the Operation Michael battle. Although the detail in it is amazing. Has anyone tried both, can anyone give me some advice?
Failing that I come back to the original question - where is the demo?