Supreme Commander 2

Supreme Commander 2 honestly doesn't have much in common with it predecessor beyond its title. The gameplay feels similar on the surface, but, as you play it more, it becomes clear that this is a very different game. It isn't bad, just different. I played through the campaigns once each, and never touched them again. It's a solid game to kill an hour with in a quick skirmish from time to time, and a solid RTS, but there isn't much to it beyond that.

I have around 150 hours playing this game and it's has caught my attention since 2013 when i started playing it. I always played rts games and i wasnt always the best, but this game made me around 20 times better at rts in general given it's typical base building feel to it. But it's so much more than that. it will boast multiple fronts when fighting enemies, and you can easily check on every front because of the amazing zoom feature that allows you to watch the whole battlefield. But as many other reviews have said, it is overly complicated. there are lack of buttons and functions that should be put into it, but hasnt. So because of that, micromanaging is a big issue, but you learn to get good at it. I would definately recommend this game for new and vetern rts fans

Supreme Commander 2 looks amazing. Vibrant colors, awesome designs, that great cover art. While it's not a bad game, it is a disappointment. It plays like your standard RTS with little new brought to the table. The designs and aesthetic look cool, but beneath those is a kind of shallow experience. It's worth the price, but your money could be better spent elsewhere, even on a different RTS.

Supreme Commander 2 is a well made, well polished game. The graphics are good, the audio is good, even the cutscenes are good. But it is just an ok game in my mind because of two things: 1: Its very overcomplicated. Things are should have been simple are stuck behind layers of menus, a long list of key combos you are expected to memorize and some commands that should be able to be automated are not. 2: The enemy severely overpowers you no matter how much you upgrade or research, so expect some frustration when you send a massive battalion to fight a small group of fighters (expect to lose 2/3 of your battalion). These two things hold the game back from being better than it could have been.

This strategy makes you wonder. Chris Taylor wrote a good continuation of the first part. Yes, it is not as big as thought . With clumsy balance and strange campaign. Still, play as interesting as in the first part. Graphics tightened and looks good even in 2015. Multiplayer is not as good as it should be, but the campaign is cool and computer is worthy opponent to fight! Classic RTS genre is probably dead but this game can give you the same amount of fun as good old Total Annihilation. Totally worth buying.