The Good:
Strong turn-based mechanics
Four great campaigns
Easy to learn and enjoy
The Bad:
D-Day once again
Over-reliance on Line of Sight tool
Repetitive audio barks
Conclusion:
The Troop has a strong mechanical foundation. Its ideas will be instantly recognizable for anyone who has played a World War II tactics-driven title before. But it also introduces nice tweaks that reflect how real-world battles were fought on D-Day. The computer is also smart enough to deliver some nice surprises, especially when it can achieve local superiority.
The campaign is the best way to experience its ideas but there’s also plenty of variety in the Skirmish mode. Developers at Giant Flame have created the rare World War II strategy title that is both approachable and deep. The Troop is a great purchase for anyone who likes the Normandy battles and turn-based combat.
Review = VERY GOOD
STORY = 7
GAMEPLAY = 9
CONCEPT = 10
GRAPHICS = 8
AUDIO = 8
MULTIPLAYER = 0
FINAL RATING = 8.5
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