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R.U.S.E. Review
Post by Steve Farrelly @ 03:24pm 22/09/10 | 2 Comments
Keeping the strategy PC game momentum going in the review department right here on AusGamers, our resident strategist, Kosta Andreadis (aka Toadovsky), tricked tricked us into letting him review R.U.S.E. in a very clever, err, ruse.

Jokes aside, Kosta really ran the game through its paces to offer an in-depth analysis for all RTS fans out there citing the game's ill-balanced characters, its presentation and how it all links in with the concept of misdirection and being a puppeteer in the theatre of war.

In general, all of this means R.U.S.E. certainly offers something unique in the genre, but whether it's your thing or not will remain to be seen.

Click here for the review.


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iJebus
Posted 11:11pm 23/9/10
I enjoyed the Beta, but I'm not considering a purchase due to the 'Always online' requirement of Ubisoft games.
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paveway
Posted 08:29am 24/9/10
This makes the end result something that works well with a mouse as well as a control pad. And in the wake of the biggest real-time strategy release this year, you know the one, the one that takes place in space, the one where in order to master it you need to train each of your fingers to grow their own set of limbs driven by separate microscopic sentient life forms each focused on a separate sequence of button commands - having the control scheme simplified to such a degree as this, is actually quite refreshing.


this

after playing warcraft 3 for years and *trying* to play starcraft 2 it really is refreshing to play something slower paced and a bit of forethought required rather than "zomg have to bust out units for the zerg rush" and worrying about if some c*** is going to come and build towers next to my base

and if anyone is thinking of getting it on conslol the controls are pretty slick for that, as someone who has played rts on a computer since forever i'm pretty impressed with how well it's done on a console. well i can only vouch for ps3

you genuinely feel more like you're commanding an army in a proper battle
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