| Release: 9 April 2020 Developer: Foolish Mortals OS: Windows 7, 8, 10 (64 bit) CPU: 3.2 Ghz i3 Processor GPU: GeForce GTX 660 RAM: 4 Gb Storage: 2 Gb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
In Radio General, the player is presented with a map of military operations, on which figures are moving, conventionally denoting troops, and around - a cozy interior of a headquarters tent and a field radio. The events take place in 1942, during World War II. The most notable feature of the Radio General project is the control interface, where the main tool is the radio, through which the general sends orders to the front lines.At the start of the game, you can choose the control type - voice command or mouse. In the first case, a microphone is used, in the second - mouse buttons and a scroll wheel to change the scale. In any case, the game will begin with a training mission, where the gamer will receive detailed instructions regarding the nuances of the gameplay.Radio General is an unpredictable strategy, where the commander relies on voice reports from the battlefield. The actual coordinates of the troops are not displayed on the map, and the general is forced to navigate blindly, adjusting tactics during the battle. Unexpected things regularly happen on the front line, forcing you to deviate from the original plan. If the company is clearly in position, it receives combat bonuses, while the unit's figure is highlighted.It is worth mentioning separately the thoughtfulness of the campaign, the success of which depends on a whole system of details: relief, type of terrain, morale of soldiers, fatigue, which reduces damage inflicted on the enemy, and even the temperament of the company officer. In order to coordinate orders with the activities of the units on the front line, you need to keep an eye on the command staff, sometimes inclined to disobey the commander-in-chief. In addition to the amazing atmosphere of a full-fledged military simulator, the game offers an extensive documentary base with chronicles, photographs and video recordings.
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