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(More customer reviews)This game isn't as good as I thought it would be. First, the story line is lame because it's being told by someone as if the events already happened, and then you go off and fight the battles to explain what the person is saying. Plus, it makes no sense because there is no back story and the current events seem to be based off a story that you progressivly figure out as the game goes on. Second, you don't get to pick what faction you are fighting for, and you don't get to pick what zoids you use. You always start out with the same 5 zoids and you don't get anymmore. Third and lastly, the enemy always starts out with more zoids than you do, and once you destroy about half of them, the enemy calls for back up and they get all the units they lost again. Not only is that unfair because you can't call for back up, your units are most likely damaged/destroyed. Most of the time it's 5 (you) against 7 (enemy), and then when 3 or 4 enemy units fall they get them back again. Plus, each mission gets harder and harder so you might have to retry each mission a few times. Thats what I had to do. So if you're looking for a strategy game to pass the time, pass this one up and look for something else.
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When war broke out between the world's two main superpowers, the Guylos Empire and the Republic of Helic, the effects rippled across the globe, dragging other nations into the fight. Two such nations were Maroll and Jamil. After a mysterious explosion at one of Maroll's military bases, two covert ops teams are sent into Jamil territory, their exact mission details never disclosed. Somehow, the events of the present are inextricably linked to the past-to the final days of the war, ten years ago.
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