Chris brings our review for R.U.S.E.
Strategy games have always lived off not knowing what your enemy was doing. The fog of war was both your enemy and your friend; shielding your movements from the enemy but also shielding their movements from you. So what happens when you strip away this secrecy to a certain degree?You get R.U.S.E. A game that relies more on planning than it does rushing your enemy first.
It mixes things up by allowing you to see the entire playing field, even where your enemies are. It won’t reveal what type of troops or how many are on their way, but it will give you a rough idea of what is headed your way …
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