BATTALION WARS 2 SCREENSHOTS PLUS

BATTALION WARS 2 SCREENSHOTS PLUS

One significant change was allowing players to take control of five of the six playable factions during the single-player mode, consisting of twenty missions plus a prologue, with each faction receiving their own campaign that is unlocked one after the other.Īlong with making improvements to existing gameplay, Battalion Wars 2 added in new elements for players - Naval Units, and Base Facilities. Battalion Wars 2 amended some elements of gameplay brought over from its predecessor - Light and Heavy recon units were replaced with the Recon unit, combining the speed of the former with the firepower of the latter the HUD's radar now features a mini-map of the battlefield and units can now be given orders by players through the map screen. Gameplay features a mixture of elements from both third-person shooters and real-time tactics games, with players taking control of a single unit fully, while giving orders to the rest of their battalion, whether to a single unit, a company of the same type, or the entire battalion. Like its predecessor, the game is played from a third-person perspective, in which players take control of a variety of units that form a battalion, in order to complete missions and battles. The game's online multiplayer modes became unavailable for use, as a result of Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection shutting down on. The game received generally favorable reviews, though with some criticism levied on various areas including the game's controls. The game's single-player story focuses on a new conflict emerging following the previous war that is being used to mask the search for a powerful ancient superweapon, with players taking charge of troops across three campaigns in the present, and two set at different points in the past. The game amended some existing gameplay from the previous title, while introducing new elements, including multiplayer modes, naval units, and base structures. It is the sequel to Battalion Wars (2005), in which players take command of a battalion of troops to complete missions and defeat opposing forces in battle. Battalion Wars 2, released as Assault!! Famicom Wars VS in Japan, is a 2007 real-time tactics game developed by Kuju London and published by Nintendo for the Wii.

Battalion wars 2 screenshots