German and Russian forces clash in this WWII strategy game that
allows gamers to lead both the Nazi’s and the giant Red War Machine
as World War II comes to a deadly climatic finale.
In
its essence, Mockba to Berlin is a real-time strategy game that is
set in the turbulent era of World War II which allows players to
control both these superpowers. With that said, the gamer has access
to dozens upon dozens of vehicles and resources to ensure their
victory on the western front.
For those that are
unsure of where to being in Mocbka to Berlin, the game features an
in-depth tutorial that teaches players the ins and outs of the game
and once the tutorial has been completed, even the most novice of
players will have all the training required to take on either of
these super powers.
The first mission
of this title sees the German invasion of Brest that has the player
trying to capture several key bridges in order to move their forces
into Russia. Starting with a considerable force of both armoured
vehicles and infantry, the only thing that could stand against you
would be concentrated insurgents. Needlessly to say, a great
introduction to the world of Mocka to Berlin.
Combat is also an essential aspect to the title and whether you’re moving
your deadly Panzer tanks or deploying your soldiers with bazooka’s,
the title is extremely authentic. If your units do get injured,
there are a variety of units around that can assist in repairs such
as medics and repair vehicles. Fortunately these units will heal
those injured units around them with minimal player input. An
interesting feature of this game is that vehicles will not operate
unless a soldier has commandeered the vehicle which is a neat touch
and adds to the realism of the title.
Graphically, Mocka to Berlin is a very impressive game that
features a very sturdy gaming engine with all the bells and whistles
of the era plus a great range of special effects from explosions to
smoking craters, the realism is extremely immersing. The only
downside to the graphics engine is that when you zoom into the
combat, the detail is a little sparse but apart from this issue, the
developers should be commended on a great job.
The sound effects have all been professionally implemented into the
title and also features authentic accents and match that with all
the sounds of war and there is little to complain about on the sound
front.
In conclusion,
Mocka to Berlin is a great RTS that is set in World War II and if
you're looking for a rather impressively made title of this genre,
than this is one title that you should not pass up on. Check it out!