#Sudden strike 1 gameplay Pc
Having adored the series on PC back in the day, I wasn’t sure the mechanics were quite so well suited to the more finicky controls of a DualShock. Take Red Alert 3 as an example, in fact, the buildings were grid-based and the strategy wasn’t so micro-focused – as with, say, StarCraft II – that it’s enough to build a mass of tanks and send them off to their death.īut you see, that’s where I was worried with Sudden Strike 4. Sure, that’s a big part of it, but whether or not it will work comes down to a capable foundation. It worked just fine for Red Alert 3, and I should know: I have the platinum.īut with that not-so-subtle brag out of the way, the trick to any console RTS isn’t primarily the controls. And, look, I’m not saying the PC isn’t the preferred option, just like it is for FPS games (and no one ever complains about that anymore, do they?) but if you’re willing to forgive a little less accuracy, a little more bother, and a little more challenge then there’s no reason why a console can’t be a perfectly fine platform to play an RTS on.
As a matter of fact I’ve been a devout believer of RTS games ever since my very first exposure to them two decades ago by way of Command & Conquer on PS1. That’s the only normal, human response to Sudden Strike 4 on PS4, right? That’s the only way our monkey brains could ever conceive such a – quite frankly – insulting way of playing a videogame, isn’t it?
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