I'd like to start off with the good. The details and aesthetics in this game are just amazing. Every time I look at the game, I just like to stare at my screen because of how gorgeous it all looks. The mood is depressing, but hopeful. It's the moment where Warsaw finally rises against its invaders. The combat is (somewhat) engaging and it requires some thinking and a good bit of luck. There's a lot of strategy in this game too, where you'll have to manage and disperse supplies to certain areas. Do you want to build a new gun that could possibly be better than your former weapon and do great amounts of damage or do you want to divert it in a certain district for that place to hold off for maybe an extra few days?

The music in this game was great as well. I could listen to the background music in this game for hours because of how well it sounds.

The characters in this are probably the reason why I stayed hooked to this game. They all have their own unique talents and personalities that got me through 'til the end of the Uprising and if you survive it with those characters, you'll learn what will happen to them after the Uprising.



The bad.
It's repetitive. Doing the same thing over and over again gets quite tiring and boring. But I could sweep that all aside for the biggest point: The ending wasn't really that satisfying. [SPOILERS] -> When you finish the game after 63 days, the actual amount of days the Uprising lasts, it just says that the Uprising dies down and they sign a treaty of capitulation, then the characters stories are told, and then it take you back to the menu.
This felt bittersweet. "That's it?" I wish they could have put in just a little bit more than just that. I was way more intrigued, interested and excited in this game at the beginning than I was at the end.

Overall, it's not great, but it's not bad either. If you really want this game, I would suggest you wait for a sale on it or get it with the Humble Bundle Stand For Ukraine pack.

[h1]This game was good. Not great, but not bad either.[/h1] I'd like to start off with the good. The details and aesthetics in this game are just amazing. Every time I look at the game, I just like to stare at my screen because of how gorgeous it all looks. The mood is depressing, but hopeful. It's the moment where Warsaw finally rises against its invaders. The combat is (somewhat) engaging and it requires some thinking and a good bit of luck. There's a lot of strategy in this game too, where you'll have to manage and disperse supplies to certain areas. Do you want to build a new gun that could possibly be better than your former weapon and do great amounts of damage or do you want to divert it in a certain district for that place to hold off for maybe an extra few days? The music in this game was great as well. I could listen to the background music in this game for hours because of how well it sounds. The characters in this are probably the reason why I stayed hooked to this game. They all have their own unique talents and personalities that got me through 'til the end of the Uprising and if you survive it with those characters, you'll learn what will happen to them after the Uprising. The bad. It's repetitive. Doing the same thing over and over again gets quite tiring and boring. But I could sweep that all aside for the biggest point: The ending wasn't really that satisfying. [SPOILERS] -> [spoiler] When you finish the game after 63 days, the actual amount of days the Uprising lasts, it just says that the Uprising dies down and they sign a treaty of capitulation, then the characters stories are told, and then it take you back to the menu. [/spoiler] This felt bittersweet. "That's it?" I wish they could have put in just a little bit more than just that. I was way more intrigued, interested and excited in this game at the beginning than I was at the end. Overall, it's not great, but it's not bad either. If you really want this game, I would suggest you wait for a sale on it or get it with the Humble Bundle Stand For Ukraine pack.