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The single-player modes are marred by questionable AI which removes much of the intensity and in effect, fun, of playing the game.
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It helps to be a History Channel fanatic to really love this game. Fans of the board game who have never played RTS will no doubt be very unhappy.
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PC FormatThe problem is that what worked so well in "Kohan" can't help but feel a little artificial when applied to a more realistic milieu. [Christmas 2004, p.110]
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Misses the mark slightly by adding a couple of things that don't work quite as well they could have.
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A slight disappointment, since it tries to meld two strategy styles and falls short in both cases.
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Although based on a popular board game, you'll soon grow bored with this game.
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The single-player portions of the game are ridiculously easy, even on the hard settings. Only a few campaign missions are remotely challenging, and even these cases are due to poor AI with Allied forces.
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AceGamezIt's not a terrible effort and there's some light fun to be had, but Axis & Allies is just an average strategy game, combining an unoriginal setting with the slightly interesting yet ultimately disappointing World Map mode, wrapped in dated graphics.
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The lack of sea units and carriers of any type make the title needlessly tedious.
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It’s not an awful game by any scale, but it is tepid and flawed in its execution.
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Computer Gaming WorldA.I. is A-crappy. I have rarely encountered a game that evinces more clearly the rigid, stimulus-response nature of algorithmic thought. [Jan 2005, p.100]
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 18 out of 24
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Mixed: 5 out of 24
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Negative: 1 out of 24
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Nov 19, 2019Very good WW II RTS, which reminds me a C&C titles or AoE .
Unique setting with enjoyable campaign.
Worth to give it a shot even today :) -
Sep 16, 2018This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view.
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May 20, 2012