Warfare 1944 review

Warfare 1944 is the sequel to the game warfare 1917 and was created by Con Artist of Armor Games. The game, like its predecessor, is a real time strategy game with a cover system for units. The goal of the game is to either effectively kill enough troops to lower their morale down to zero or to reach the enemies side of the battlefield down the middle lane. Each map is a long stretch of land with various cover positions on them and three lanes that which troops follow. The game itself is very easy to play but can be a good challenge, the controls are really just to select which unit you wish to deploy and then to click on the lane you wish for it to travel along. Certain units also have special abilities (like grenades, calling in air strikes, etc.), all of which are pretty useful. The game has 8 units in it, ranging from standard infantry, to machine gunners, to tanks. The game is also pretty well balanced, although the tank unit can be a little op at times but can be easily countered under some circumstances. I found this game to be very enjoyable and easy to play, and the game is actually quite relaxing as well.