Banle Gaar

Would give it a solid 4.5 if I could. No music songs so that was a downer, though sometimes no singing is fine. Since nothing can be perfect small docking of points as well. Overall loved this movie, hit the goofy thrills and tear jerks without forcing you to feel them. Or by being too cringy.

I can see why it gets high marks. There's more of an upkeep, watch your resources compared to other RTSs out there. Very cool idea, but since there's so much too it I guess it's just not my style of an RTS that I want to spend time with. I'm sure if I took more time with it I could understand it better. It's kind of a shock in the second map to get what feels like the whole "tech tree/building". Would say the skill needed exponentially rises right away because you fear for your people going hungry, not getting paid, not having lumber, etc once winter comes. Don't really think you can easily come back from being in the hole so to speak at times, just have to restart.

This could be a great version of a Company of Heroes style but it falls short. I get tired of telling units to attack certain things and then move on to other units to flank/attack/etc only to find out my first unit is moving the opposite direction of the enemy. The amount of failed mechanics to use units is just too annoying to deal with.