One of the first things you notice about this is how accessible the interface is.
It takes a lot of precision and exact timing to do well in this. You will most certainly need tactics, and ones that are thought out well, to come out victorious. You are ridiculously outnumbered, you're in territory under Nazi control, and the tasks you are to carry out are hardly a walk in the park. Taking place during the second World War, this puts you in charge of a team of six men on the Allied side(of distinct nationalities), each specializing in his field(covering almost everything you could think of that could be useful, strategic and cool.this was expanded further(complete with more individuals added, and more abilities) later in the series, in fact right away, which is not to insinuate that this was missing much of anything), and almost invariably indispensable(and the correct use of what they can do, proper utilization of their different talents a necessity) whenever available(you didn't think you were gonna get to use them all every time, did you?). Are you still with me? Then by all means, read on. There is no base, you construct no buildings, you do not lead, or train, an army, being discovered by the enemy forces is seldom something you will survive(and you can neither build a defense to keep them at bay nor overwhelm them with superior numbers), at no point do you gather resource, and Fog of War takes a prolonged vacation for the entire duration of this(presumably, it needs it, so much work for so many franchises). But before the world knew this title, it would have been difficult to come up with many that steer clear of the standard formula. maybe even name some favorites and/or the best released.
When one thinks RTS(if one is aware of what that is an abbreviation of, mind you), one is likely to be able to think of a multitude of such games.
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