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Here are five simple reasons why you should play 9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far, which not only plays like your old school 90’s real time strategy game with base building and unit combat on land, at sea and in the air but also looks likes it thanks to the choice of voxel art style. Petroglyph’s developers have delivered us a fun RTS with two asymmetrical factions having unique units to fight with in many different game modes and a fully fledged retro style Campaign playable in singleplayer or co-op. ⭐UPCOMING STRATEGY GAMES⭐ 👓Game Previews: Chapters 0:00 An old school RTS 0:30 Singleplayer campaign 0:59 Lack of AAA RTS 1:31 Learning to play 2:04 Mega-structures & more 3:11 Two asymmetrical factions 3:58 Naval Warfare 4:40 Game modes & mods 🛒 Steam store link: 9-Bit Armies is out now on Steam in Early Access after a lot of playtesting by developers at Petroglyph Games and handpicked fans and the first and foremost reasons why you should play it is a fully fledged retro style RTS Campaign. It is made up of 12 missions, but with a modern twist of leveling up your faction as you progress through it, unlocking new units, buildings and veterancy upgrades. One more modern addition is the possibility of playing the entire campaign with a friend in co-op, who takes over the friendly AI which otherwise shows up in every mission. If you are new to the franchise which started with 8-Bit Armies back in 2016. and fear you might not be up to speed on how to play this game, don’t worry, as the developers have made this game easy to learn, but still a challenge to master. There is a tutorial, and an even better one in the making, while the first missions of the campaign will also teach you one bit of the gameplay at a time while you can always check out the detailed in-game manual, accessible by clicking on the icon in the top left corner. The list of new features goes on with different superweapons, because who can play an old school RTS without them, a mobile mini HQ to expand your building radius, bridges which can be destroyed but not forever as well as the new, more Advanced AI, with custom options like what kinds of units it should build more or should it be more or less aggressive. Cherry on top is a new soundtrack from none other than Frank Klepacki, the kind of RTS soundtracks himself. As for the official game modes besides the campaign there is the skirmish vs AI locally or online, so PvE, as well as regular PvP in many forms. You have the custom lobbies both public and private, online matchmaking for those of you who are of the competitive nature, and lastly the Challenge Mode. This one is special because you get a predefined custom challenge set up by developers and it is only online during a certain amount of time during which you can beat each other's records on the worldwide leaderboard. #9bitArmies#RTS#gameplay
