Eschewing many of the mechanics that have grown into RTS convention, the game’s hectic gameplay has aged quite well, while its mouse-based interface has been competently contextualized for tablet owners. One of the latest titles to enjoy a resurrection is Z: Steel Soldiers, a superbly tense real-time strategy title that was originally released in 2001. Increasingly, our phones and tablets are playing host to an increasing number of retro revitalizations, permitting a new generation of players to enjoy the virtues of forgotten classics like Cinemaware’s King of Chicago, or even the revival of Astrosmash, one of the Intellivision’s classic games. If you send a group of soldiers toward an objective and they find a vehicle, one of them will split off to grab the vehicle you don't really need to micromanage each soldier.Although iOS/Android gaming doesn’t always earn the same level of respect given to consoles, portables, and PCs, the platforms do have one praiseworthy distinction. You can hijack enemy vehicles by shooting the driver off. If you go too fast, you'll get hammered for stretching yourself too thin. If you wait too long, the enemy will grab all the manufactories first. You have to finely balance defense and offense. The game differs from many other RTSs by emphasizing territorial control (and the manufactories) instead of getting kills and gathering a big army. With six different robots (different armaments, armor, and speed), multiple vehicles (from jeeps to tanks) the robots can utilize, your ultimate objective is to destroy the opponent's base, and prevent him from doing the same to you. Capture the sector before the new unit comes out of the manufactory and the new unit is yours. Touch the "flag" in the sector and it's yours.
Z is a real-time strategy game in which you fight for control of the sectors, some of which contains manufactories that can gain you additional units. Each level is complete when the sector containing a team's home base has been taken by the opponent. There are also gray flags, which are not owned and can be claimed by either side at any time. You'll take control in this strategy game by selecting units such as robots, jeeps, tanks, or other vehicles, and having them capture Blue flags, gradually claiming enemy territory. The enemy is the Blue team, initially of equal might to your own forces, but true strength lies in how many sectors you own. Take control of the map, sector by sector, and make sure each territory remains in the possession of your team of Red robots.
Join the ranks of the Red in Z, and action/strategy game from The Bitmap Brothers.
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