評論

• Tsunade-chan

  Aug 15, 2023

  Cuba simulator
• gamedeal user

  Apr 25, 2015

  Cuban Missile Crisis runs off of the classic WW2 RTS, Blitzkrieg, which is still a fantastic game. Cuban Missile Crisis, unlike Blitzkrieg, adds a turn-based operational layer that allows players to fight through a dyanmic campaign and deploy 'battle groups' across a theater map. The addition of the operational layer adds a whole new challenge to the game, causing players to wisely deploy battle groups, capture enemy resource centers, and counter enemy battle groups. In terms of tactical gameplay, there's not much of a difference between Cuban Missile Crisis and Blitzkrieg, which is a good thing. There seems to be an additional logistics layer, where the player must now resupply fuel to individual vehicles. Artillery is much more versaitile now, with the ability to deploy air-burst minefields. Overall fun game, still worth a try especially at this price.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2015

  I love this game. The Single player is a blast! I feel it reminds me of total war with the turn-based system. Your goal is to capture certain facilities on the map that bring in certain resources or other support needs. (Spare parts, fuel, ammo, airbase, radar, etc.) except much more simplifed and obviously in a different universe with tanks, aircraft and infantry! The Single player USA campaign is awesome! Going from battlefield to battlefield conquering the airbases, fuel depots, radar stations and defending them is fun. The unit variety is quit nice also that makes the game more interesting- MBT-70, Abrams, M60, all sorts of anti-tank missile vehicles, its just awesome to see how they work, have proper armor values and realstic armor system on all the vehicles. Its 5 dollars! A great deal for a game you will get 20-40 hours of out in just one campaign! Great game, I wish the multiplayer had co-op campaign and the multiplayer to be functional as doing it over virtual netowrking is pretty laggy and boring. The graphics are also not fantastic, but if you have played blitzkreg or honestly don't care, it works for anyone. Great game for any RTS/RTT gamer!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 5, 2015

  Short pro and con review, Pros: - good old strategy with the Blitzkrieg engine - a lot of new toys (compared with CMC) - rocket launcher systems .. Cons: - .. which are to strong - every random-fight will be placed on the same map (yes, the same map !)
• gamedeal user

  Sep 28, 2015

  good game
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2016

  Don't get me wrong, I would recommend this game if it did not have so many faults. I would still also recommend it if you are really into this kind of thing, and the game is on a strong offer..... eg 75% off or better. This game is indentical to the previous CMC game. Except, obviously, for new scenarios, some new scenery, some new units, but a hell of lot more REMOVED units!!!!! Not ONE of the bugs and faults with the original CMC has been addressed. I'll list those faults:- 1) The English translations. Jesus Christ Almighty! I have NEVER seen worse in any game, EVER. Spelling mistakes, wrong words used in the wrong contexts, scrambled sentences, garbelled grammar, typoes, false information..... every bit of text across every part of the game is stuffed with them! All English text is almost unreadable gibberish! 2) Pathfinding is absoulte shit! 3) Unit AI, both yours and the enemy, is also utter shit! 4) Captured a depot that says it holds 500k + units of ammo, fuel or spare parts have you? Looking forward to lots of loot? Forget it! You will receive NOTHING. I just captured a depot supposedly holding 479,000 units of spares, and my total spares count was at just 10,000 after I'd captured it. 5) I assume resource producing (as opposed to storage) facilities also do not do what they ought! This destroys the strategic element of the game totally! EDIT - Wow! Actually resource production facilities *do* seem to work! 6) All those lovely unit stats..... and not one means shit. I penetrated a T-10M's 304mm frontal armour with a weapon that supposedly could only penetrate 180mm. Though to be fair, I am wondering if this is because I was on "easy" difficulty..... my units armour values seemed to count! 7) The bias toward the defender is too great. On attack the AI just rushes you, like butter rushing a hot frying pan. 8) Whose idea where those f*ing tornado weather effects that just wipe out all your infantry, guns, trucks...... even when entrenched or in buildings? They need their bumps feeling! Only armour survives bad weather attacks. To be fair, the enemy also suffers this just as much as you! 9) Missions are repetitive, and the maps for them are very small 10) Terrain and buildings do not act as obstacles for every fire. Shots seem to simply pass straight through - they do at least block LOS as you'd expect (but the game's LOS system is *very* rudimentary). Cliffs are the exception - and even that is bollocksed up. Units on a cliff will get total immunity and invisibility from units below the cliff. What utter shit. 11) Air groups cannot be made to transfer to new airbases. Which makes using them almost impossible. The enemy always has 5000 units of AA in every battle - so I suppose they'd only get shot down with one second anyway! The CMC games are precursors to Blitzkrieg I, and the much, much, MUCH superior Blitzkrieg II. Even though those two titles STILL have the utterly piss poor English translations! I would save the money by not buying CMC or CMC : IC and use it to get Blitzkrieg II instead!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2016

  The only interesting aspect of this and the original game is the alternative history setting. For me it's a good reason to buy this game ... even when it's a terrible game. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=792643399 http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=791442370
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2017

  No skrmishe mode
• gamedeal user

  Aug 3, 2019

  I love it played it years ago on CD and still play it here on Steam
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2020

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