WARNO
Rank #2519 on PlayPulse
Rank #2519 on PlayPulse
Are you ready to take command? Deploy into an authentic, expansive, and meticulously researched Cold War real-time strategy game with WARNO. As the spiritual successor to the acclaimed Wargame series, WARNO is the ultimate next-gen World War III battle simulator. Two years have passed since Gorbachev’s overthrow in a coup by hardline communists, and now, in the dark summer days of 1989, the Cold War finally turns hot. The armies of NATO and Warsaw Pact have deployed in a divided and tense Germany. Conflict is imminent. The only thing left is to wait for the inevitable Warning Order that will begin it all. War is coming home, commanders… WARNO - Warning Order - lets you command your customized battlegroup and lead hundreds of Cold War-era units to victory on dynamic, tactical battlefields. Choose between the arsenals of NATO or the Warsaw Pact, and fight across a multitude of solo and online modes against challenging AI or human opponents in massive 10v10 battles. Show your mettle as a strategic commander in the turn-based Army General campaigns depicting a devastating, techno-thrilling World War III in Western Europe. Take Command of Your Battlegroup. The Cold War-era armed forces
MAKE SURE TO READ THE TOS. Specifically the clause about them transferring your PII to a third party indiscriminately if sold. Especially about the part where they hold onto your information for an undisclosed amount of time. Meanwhile, I can spin up another super simple game that doesn't do that. Just by those clauses alone they're probably going to sell your data, because they always want more, and more. Never less. I have been waiting for this to go on sale for a long time to try it, and I'm glad I took the time to read the TOS before actually putting time into it. Eugen lost a sale because of their lawyer's inability to properly define how long you hold our information. I've blindly accepted my fair share of TOS, but now that I'm taking the time to read them; I'm horrified, and would rather just not play the game, leave a bad review, and move on.
I've been gaming my entire life but only ever dabbled in RTS games. I always had trouble multitasking and often relied on pausing a lot to gather my thoughts. Even going back to playing Age of Mythology in high school, I was simply awful at it. I tried out Red Dragon once and while it seemed really cool I felt overwhelmed by the depth. I'd watch an hour long beginner Youtube tutorial and just give up 5 minutes into a match. I always had a persistent interest in the genre but it remained out of my comfort zone for a very long time. But playing through the tutorials and the operations in Warno, I have for the first time in my life broken through the ice and gotten the hang of the game mechanics enough where I felt comfortable entering a PvP match. And it was really fun! I am very, very much a noob but I feel like I can hold my ground against people and don't feel overwhelmed even when stuff goes wrong, and I'm beginning to plan out my tactics ahead and build my decks around that plan. Having a comprehensive ingame tutorial and introduction that slowly shows you different units to play with in such a complex game is crucial. And I can't stress enough how much more enjoyable the experience was when a cool little slideshow story played alongside to keep me invested.
Claim it to take over the official profile — verified badge, editable media and the developer dashboard.
Rate it across graphics, gameplay, story and value. Your review helps other players decide.
No comments yet — be the first to say what you think about WARNO.