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Keep it in.īecause it’s a game created by foolish mortals, however, there are things that are bound to stick in your craw. I’m sure there’s good reasons for all of this but it elicits a Partridge shrug from me. Alternatively, send your generals off to complete little operations in your absence. There’s also lots of other things you can fritter away your time doing: build Wonders to improve your cities HP or how much steel you get each turn. See those little white circles? You’ll be seeing them every time you close your eyes. This time I’ll do it differently” under your breath as your mother looks on quizzically from the other side of the table. These games are also a lot shorter (usually 8 turns long) so it’s far less painful to restart the game and mutter “Ok, ok. These challenges are less Command & Conquer and more chess with tanks - which is an obvious improvement on chess.

Every move is critical and mistakes are quickly capitalised on by the AI.

Rather that competing on sprawling maps, these mini-missions are on a much smaller scale with fewer units. What makes it interesting is that the little side challenges include different types of game: Rescue the Ally, Hold The Ground and Wipe Out The Enemy. What do new difficulty settings mean? That’s the one. As you level up, new missions are unlocked and new difficulty settings mean larger rewards. The quicker you complete the campaign battles, the more medals you get - which can then be spent upgrading your generals at military colleges. Medals and points of various kinds are earned by both completing campaigns and various types of challenges. “The basis of military excellence is hat selection.” The Art of War by Sun Tzu