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Five factions and various battlefields in Europe, Eastern Europe, Northern Africa and the Pacific.

Eight player co-op support and multiplayer 8v8 game mode.

Men Of War: Assault Squad 2’s key features are: These included items such as advanced multi-core support, advanced shader technology, interface and AI improvements, as well as added camouflage depending on season/map, fully updated inventory items with new graphics and updated vehicles, sound improvements, Steam multiplayer and much more. This new Assault Squad game brings significant game engine and visual improvements as well, with special attention paid to ones that were highly requested by the players. To truly bring the battles to life though there is the new 8v8 game mode designed for huge battles on spectacular maps.

According to the press release, commanders can now faceoff against opponents on various new multiplayer 1v1 – 4v4 maps.

Men of War: Assault Squad 2 will feature a new single player style skirmish modes that will take players from extreme tank combat to deadly sniper stealth missions.

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This is the next chapter in the award-winning Men of War series and a continuation of the Men of War: Assault Squad experience. The developers seem open to improving the game… but they have a lot of work to do to make this something I could recommend… maybe keep an eye on developer notes in case there are some good changes… until then, I’d stay clear.1C Company has announced the development of Men of War: Assault Squad 2.

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There are moments of fun… when you manage to take up positions and successfully hold a point… but the bland and clunky menus, the lack of any sort of real guide for what you are doing and the fact that the single player campaign really just feels like offline multiplayer with bots makes it a pretty disappointing experience. As the battles progress you can bring these troops in but moving them around the battle map feels quite clunky and felt like it was trying to forge a different control method to what is generally used in these types of games. The unit selection process at the start of each mission involves selecting the troops you want to have available as reinforcements… but you have limited resources with which to buy them… there are a number of different troop types but certainly early on your options will be limited by your resources. Part of the reason I was so unsuccessful with my “two flag” mission is because the unit AI have been so well trained to follow orders, that when you tell your troops to take cover that’s just what they do… all well and good except when the enemy start coming through the hole in the wall you are hiding behind and rather than your soldiers noticing these troops passing very close by to their right or left… they instead continue to hold their “defensive” position… subsequently being shot one by one by the troops who are clearly standing right there in plain site. essentially a capture the flag mode… but this time there are two “flags” to capture… I fail horribly and when I’m returned to the campaign screen I do a few checks to make sure I was in a campaign and not just a multiplayer game with bots… nope it was the campaign mode. Cool, I thought… what’s the next mission like? Click through and find it’s…. I managed to get my troops into decent position and I actually won the battle. Second time I fired it up I got myself into the “campaign mode”… worked my way through a few screens and ended up on what looked like essentially a capture the flag mode. I clicked a few buttons and ended up in a battle… ok, I’ll have a bit of a click around. The first time I fired it up I thought I had thrown myself directly into a multiplayer lobby (perhaps I had… I’m still not quite sure). To start with the initial interface is not what I was expecting.

That all sounds great… but the playability leaves a lot to be desired. The general notion here is it’s an RTS game in which you can take control of either the US or USSR forces, you can fight on the large scale or take over a single unit. I went from confused, to bewildered, to thrilled to unimpressed. But I do enjoy a bit of war gaming so I was happy to give Men Of War: Assault Squad 2 Cold War a try. I’ll admit off the bat that I haven’t played Men Of War games before… at least not that I can remember.