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Hey guys, on May 15, 2024, one of the most important video games of that month will be released for real-time strategy fans. It's none other than Men of Wars 2. If you're a fan of World War II and like RTS video games, this game is for you. In Men of War 2, we'll be able to choose between three armies. On the one hand, we have the Nazis, the Soviet Union, and finally, the United States. All of these armies will have approximately 300 units, including infantry, artillery, combat vehicles, and aircraft.
We also have a fairly large campaign, as well as a multiplayer mode where we can play with our friends and face enemy battalions. This means that the campaign is truly huge, and we can choose between a story mode, a skirmish mode, and a conquest mode for each country. All of these modes will unlock units for us to use in multiplayer. So, even if you don't like the campaign and only want to play multiplayer, I also recommend completing it because you'll receive unit bonuses to defeat your enemies in multiplayer.
After talking a little about the video game, I'm going to get into its gameplay because we've already spent a couple of hours playing it, and I'm really passionate about the gameplay that comes with this video game. If you like being on edge in a video game and seeing how every unit counts, this video game is perfect for you. Because in addition to that tension, exploring the terrain is vital in this video game. The enemy itself can be waiting for us around any corner, hidden in the bushes, and we can't even see it before it shoots us. That's why it's very important to use infantry instead of going all out with tanks. This isn't a video game where we can just advance with a few tanks and crush them all. This is a video game where we have to think hard with our heads, and that shows in the gameplay.
Furthermore, the range of the weapons is inspired by real-life range, which is why it's very common that even if you don't see the enemy, they can shoot at you. If, for example, the enemy has long-range cannons with snipers and you haven't explored the terrain, you're going to be hit by a barrage of bullets and explosions. This is why it's very important to pay attention to both exploration and the terrain. This is very, very important in the game's gameplay. Furthermore, ammunition runs out. Our units individually have ammunition in their weapons, and when the counter reaches zero, each unit runs out of ammunition. If we don't resupply it or bring it an ammunition truck, the soldier will reach a point where he won't be able to shoot. And so, the truth is that this is a very difficult situation. The game reaches that level of realism.
To play Men of War II on PC, it is recommended that you have a system that meets the following minimum requirements:
It is recommended to check the specific requirements on the game's official Steam page for up-to-date and detailed information.
Men of War II is a solid choice for real-time tactical strategy fans, especially those looking for a realistic and detailed experience set in World War II. Its focus on direct unit control, the elimination of traditional mechanics like resource gathering, and its historical accuracy make it a distinctive title within the genre.
However, its mixed reception suggests it's not for everyone: it demands patience, tactical precision, and tolerance for some technical issues, such as erratic AI or the need for a constant connection. For die-hard fans of the series or military history enthusiasts, it's probably worth it; for other players, it may feel somewhat dense or frustrating.
